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EPISODE · Mar 21, 2025 · 12 MIN

Young People, Taste, and Formation

from Audio Deacon · host Brian Moats

In today's episode, we discuss young people and the gift of formation, before we introduce 5 new records to dig into this weekend.For the Substack article on youth and formation, click HERE.-To listen to these records, find the links below. Charles Wesley Godwin: Lonely Mountain Town EPApple Music | SpotifyRumer: In SessionApple Music | SpotifyAlex Ventlin and Kim Paterson: ConversationsApple Music | SpotifyDvorak: Symphony No 8 and 7, Carnaval OvertureApple Music | Spotify (NA)Hohnen Ford: I Wish I Had a GodApple Music | Spotify__________________________Links:The Audio Deacon SubstackTwitterFacebookWe live in a world of music because the Creator is the God of music.But in our age, musical enjoyment and participation has taken a severe nose-dive, resulting in reluctant music-makers and confused consumers.Audio Deacon aims to correct this problem in our musical lives.This podcast provides brief music reviews, lists of recordings, and interviews with thought leaders and musicians to teach maturing Christians how to listen to records and what music to consume in our modern age.We also serve as a resource to parents, guiding them in modern music’s contents, glories, pitfalls, and conversations.

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In today's episode, we discuss young people and the gift of formation, before we introduce 5 new records to dig into this weekend. For the Substack article on youth and formation, click HERE. - To listen to these records, find the links below. Charles Wesley Godwin: Lonely Mountain Town EP Apple Music | Spotify Rumer: In Session Apple Music | Spotify Alex Ventlin and Kim Paterson: Conversations Apple Music | Spotify Dvorak: Symphony No 8 and 7, Carnaval Overture Apple Music | Spotify...

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