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EPISODE · Nov 14, 2025 · 1H 10M

“Heart & Faders”

from UNFIT FOR RADIO with JAYKERS · host JAYKERS

Send us Fan MailEP.15: “Heart & Faders” (Part 1) In Part One of this special two-part conversation, JAYKERS sits down with Grand Canyon University Studio Manager ERIC JOHNSON for an authentic, funny, and thought-provoking discussion about music, mentorship, creativity, faith, and the relationships that shape who we become.From life behind the recording console to the realities of working in music production, Eric shares his experiences in the studio while offering insight into leadership, collaboration, personal growth, and finding purpose through creativity. Together, JAYKERS and ERIC explore what it takes to build meaningful music, invest in people, and navigate life both inside and outside the studio.Blending humor, heartfelt storytelling, and behind-the-scenes music industry conversations, “Heart & Faders” offers an engaging look at the intersection of faith, creativity, mentorship, and the passion that drives artists and creators.Whether you’re a musician, producer, songwriter, worship leader, student, or simply someone who enjoys authentic long-form conversations, this episode delivers a memorable mix of wisdom, laughter, and real-life experiences.In this episode:Part One of the conversation with ERIC JOHNSONMusic production and audio engineering discussionsBehind-the-scenes stories from the recording studioMentorship, leadership, and personal growthFaith, friendship, and purpose-driven conversationsCreativity, collaboration, and the music industryReal stories, humor, and authentic dialogueBe sure to continue the conversation in Episode 16: “Sound Machine” (Part Two), where JAYKERS and Eric dive even deeper into Canyon Worship, Grand Collective, songwriting, studio culture, and the questions left unanswered in Part One.Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, or wherever you get your podcasts.Visit unfitforradio.buzzsprout.com for more episodes, show information, and ways to support the podcast.Follow @UFRPODCAST on Instagram for behind-the-scenes content, episode clips, announcements, and more.Keywords: Unfit For Radio with JAYKERS, ERIC JOHNSON, Grand Canyon University, GCU, Canyon Worship, Grand Collective, music podcast, Christian music podcast, worship music, music production, audio engineering, recording studio, studio manager, producer interview, songwriter podcast, creativity, mentorship, leadership, faith podcast, Christian podcast, friendship, personal growth, college culture, music industry, behind the scenes music, storytelling podcast, comedy podcast, long-form interview, Apple Podcasts, Spotify podcast, iHeartRadio podcast, Amazon Music podcast.Support the show

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