The Collision Podcast is a unique blend of news, media and music with a Christian perspective. On the first episode of every month we discuss news stories from around the globe and discuss new media for the month. Our second show of the month is an artist spotlight that gives you new perspective on great musicians from across America.
Come and be a part of the show by answering the "Question of the Month" on the Collision Podcast Hotline @ (706) 623-3535. Be sure to rate and review the show on iTunes and let us know what you think at ryan@collisioncm.com. Be sure to check back for new episodes on the 1st and 15th of every month.
Episode 66: SONS[February 15, 2012]
This month we sit down with the guys from SONS to talk about their new album "Keep Quiet". In this interview, the band gives a glimpse into their recent name change, their new record deal with SloSpeak Records and they talk about what the new music means to them. Be sure to check out "Keep Quiet" on iTunes, Amazon or www.sonsofficial.com.
Episode 65: My Man![February 4, 2012]
This month we're delivering news of long lost twins, a rich man who adopted his girlfriend and a sad day for a Star Wars fanatic. We have the incredible band Fever Fever come on this episode to talk about their new Kingdom EP. Plus Matt does his best Denzel Washington impression as we give you the latest media releases for February 2012. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance:
Episode 64: Jonny Hale[January 15, 2012]
This month we sit down with worship leader Jonny Hale. We talk with him about his album "Songs for the Desperate", how technology has changed how he records and his heart for ministry. Be sure to visit him today at www.jonnyhale.com.
Episode 63: Cabin Fever LIVE[January 3, 2012]
As we flip the calendar to 2012, we sit down to record our very first LIVE episode of The Collision Podcast. This month we talk about a stolen monkey squirrel, using Million dollar bills at Wal-Mart, memorials for dead cows and iPhones that will curse at you. Plus we give you the new music and movies for the beginning of the year. Be sure to answer the Question of the Month by calling 1-706-623-3535! Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance:
Episode 62: Ben Crist[December 15, 2011]
Ben Crist is the unmistakable voice behind The Glorious Unseen. On this episode of the podcast, Ben shares how God has transformed his heart after going through one of the toughest times in his life. Now serving on staff at the International House of Prayer, he shares how his life has changed over the past 18 months, the future of The Glorious Unseen and how powerful God's love really is.
Episode 61: Christmas Extravaganza[December 1, 2011]
Nothing says Christmas like stories about unbeaten food challenges, dangerous kids toys and an inspiring story from Cleveland. Plus we give our "Best of 2011" lists for TV, Movies, Video Games and Music. Be sure to check out our very special Christmas card at www.collisioncm.com/christmas2011. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance:
Episode 60: Garrett Lee[November 15, 2011]
Garrett Lee may be a local artist, but God has given him some big talent. This month, we sit down with this incredible artist to talk about his latest project "Guess it's a good thing". Don't miss this great interview and live music with one of the most inspiring musicians we know.
Episode 59: Birth of the Tree People[November 6, 2011]
We cover all the important news from men stuck in trees to inspiring Twitter stories. Plus, hip-hop artist Playdough joins us to talk about his latest project and we cover new music and movies hitting this November. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance:
Episode 58: sosaveme[October 15, 2011]
The Michigan based band sosaveme has broken the idea of the "sophomore slump" with their new album The Garden. This month we sit down with the band to talk about their new music, relationships on the road and what inspires their passionate music. Be sure to visit the band at www.sosaveme.com.
Episode 57: Hot Dog Masquerade[October 2, 2011]
Amazon has a new tablet, men are dying from eating dumplings and Zombies are moving from your console to the big screen. These are just a few of the stories that our regular crew and guest host, Erin Shipley, tackle this month on the show. Plus we give you the low down on the brand new album from Holding onto Hope along with the latest music and movie releases. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance:
Episode 56: Oh Sleeper[September 14, 2011]
Oh Sleeper's great guitar riffs and dynamic vocals tell only half the story of why this band is so incredible. The guys are back with a brand new album called "Children of Fire". In this interview, James Erwin gives us the story behind the music that makes this album so much more than a collection of songs. Be sure to pick up Children of Fire on-line today or as a physical copy in stores on September 27, 2011.
Episode 55: Let's go to Wahlberger's![September 4, 2011]
This month we talk about iPad's being sold in McDonald's parking lots, faking phone calls, a little mayor's dreams get crushed and we're planning a trip to Mark Wahlberg's burger joint. The Fall TV schedule is out and we're giving you our thoughts on what looks like the must watch shows of 2011. Plus we discuss the latest music and movie releases for September 2011. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance:
Episode 54: Kye Kye[August 15, 2011]
With a rich musical background, the members of Kye Kye use their experimental music to share the love of God and tell others about Christ. In this episode of the podcast, we talk to this incredible band about their "Young Love" album, the bands musical roots and the encounter with God that changed everything. Be sure to visit them today at www.facebook.com/kyekyemusic.
Episode 53: Justin Timberlake Eyes[August 1, 2011]
This month on the podcast we talk about illegal lemonade stands, Apple running America, odd celebrity facts and how Google+ allows us to have "frienemies". Don't miss our interview with Matthew Reed as he shares about the amazing music from his "Come and Drink" EP. Be sure to answer our Question of the Month by calling 706-623-3535 and have your call featured on next months show. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance:
Episode 52: Hadriel[July 15, 2011]
Hadriel is an up and coming band from the sunny state of Florida. Their heart for God is shown through the honesty of the music and amazing performance. In this interview, Matt Nestor talks to the band about their music, the churches role in social justice issues and the guys answer the revealing "Question of the Month". Don't miss the bands live performance of Savior I Call. Special thanks to Will Ray for recording this episode.
Episode 51: Twenty Foot Pooh[July 2, 2011]
Our regular round table of hosts discuss MoviePass, how Google+ may overtake Facebook, electric soccer players, turtles on the runway and other crazy stories. Plus, an exclusive look at Heath McNease's new album, Straight Outta Console: The Nintendo Thumb Mixtape. As always, we give you the latest in movie and music releases for the month of July. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance:
Episode 50[June 15, 2011]
This month, we sit down with Aaron Stone of My Epic for an incredible interview. From their dynamic vocals to the incredible lyrics, My Epic is a band that stands out in the music world. In this episode, Aaron gives us information on the new Broken Voices EP and the stories behind some of their fantastic music.
Episode 49[June 1, 2011]
This month we discuss a Craigslist Cannibal, Extreme Home Makeover getting scammed, and a homeless man who is giving back to the unemployed. Don't miss our discussion on shrimp who want to get their sexy back. Plus all the summer music and movie talk that your ears can handle. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance:
Episode 48[May 18, 2011]
What makes a person leave the comfort of a solid job to chase a vision? Chad Johnson, the founder of Come&Live! shares how this amazing ministry started. Come&Live! is so much more than just music, it's about musicians becoming missionaries to this world. In this episode Chad shares his testimony and so much more. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance: Great Awakening, Fallstar, Lovelite, Frozen Ocean. All these artists can be found by visiting www.comeandlive.com.
Episode 47[May 2, 2011]
This month we discuss a controversial J. Crew advertisement, a new iPhone app to keep your diet in check, grandma killed the internet and the Playstation Network falling apart. Don't miss the new music and movie releases for the month of May. Make sure you review the podcast on iTunes this month to have a chance to win the always fashionable "Clothe Your Neighbor as Yourself" slap band. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance:
Episode 46[April 15, 2011]
From her soulful voice to her inspiring lyrics, Jetty Rae is an artist you can't forget. In April's artist spotlight, we talk to Jetty about how she picked up music, what inspires her to write and discuss her latest projects. You can visit Jetty Rae on-line at www.JettyRae.com.
Episode 45[April 3, 2011]
We'll leave your head spinning with the amount of crazy stories this month. From fans getting hit in the eye with hot dogs to the new Al Qaeda womens magazine, this episode is crazy. We discuss the latest in movies and music coming out this month along with a deep dark secret about Matt and Tyler Perry movies. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance:
Episode 44[March 15, 2011]
With their unique sound and years of experience, the band Gungor has made more than a few heads turn with their 2010 release, Beautiful Things. In this episode of the podcast, we talk with Michael Gungor about ministry, the music industry and what inspires this Grammy award nominated team. You can check them out at www.gungormusic.com.
Episode 43[March 1, 2011]
Spring has sprung! Are your ears ready for this podcast? This month we talk about Monopoly addicts, crazy state taxes and take a look at Francis Chan's not so crazy idea. Plus, we've got an interview with freestyle master, Playdough. We talk about his new music and "Whose Rhyme is it Anyway?" Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance:
Episode 42[February 15, 2011]
Heath McNease is at it again! In this episode we talk to Heath about his new album "The House Always Wins" coming out February 22, 2011. Heath discusses the inspiration for the new tracks, his project called "Who's Rhyme is it Anyway?" and possible appearance in 2014's Super Bowl half time show. Don't forget to enter to win "The House Always Wins" album giveaway by e-mailing ryan@collisioncm.com!
Episode 41[February 1, 2011]
Here with more news and media than you can shake a stick at! This month we talk about a man getting fired because of an NFL rivalry, Gordon Ramsay gets himself in some hot water, young people in nursing homes, drunk cowboys and 6 things game shows don't want you to know. Be sure to watch the slow train wreck of a conversation during the new media segment. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance:
Episode 39[January 4, 2011]
The regular crew is back after the Christmas break to give you the news and new media you want to hear about. This month we talk about Wired Magazine's TOP 10 gadgets of 2010, North Korea bends it like Beckham, celebrity diets debunked and Michigan University's banned word list. We give our "professional" predictions for the new year along with new music and movies for January 2011. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance:
Episode 38[December 15, 2010]
We wanted to end the year of 2010 with an inspirational story. Our interview with James Barnett has to be the most inspirational show we've ever done. Selling everything to take ministry to the streets is just the beginning of his story. Join us as we talk to James about his journey this past year and find out how he is redefining who our "neighbor" is. Background music by: The Sleep Design, Frozen Ocean and The Ember Days.
Episode 37[December 2, 2010]
Welcome to our 2010 Holiday Explosion podcast! This month, our round table talks about kind Canadians, tan Russian prisoners, Hookers for Jesus, and the annual dangerous toys list. In this episode we give you our Best of 2010 in the areas of TV, movies, video games and music. Be sure to give us your "Best of 2010" list on the Collision blog at www.collisioncm.com. Music featured in this episode is in order of appearance:
The Collision Podcast is a unique blend of news, media and music with a Christian perspective. On the first episode of every month we discuss news stories from around the globe and discuss new media for the month. Our second show of the month is an artist spotlight that gives you new perspective on great musicians from across America.
