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The JFH Podcast

Jesusfreakhideout.com
Christian Music
Jars Of Clay
Music Industry
How To Train Your Dragon
2014
Independent Artists
Compilation Albums
Falling Up
House Of Heroes
Propaganda
Switchfoot
Gileah Taylor
2024 Album Releases
The Music League
Rock Paper Scissors Metal
Songs We've Been Trying To Tell You About
Amberlynn
2025 Music Releases
Live Action Remakes
Fatherhood

Tune in to the JFH Podcast, hosted by jesusfreakhideout.com staff member Chase Tremaine, as he has in-depth discussions about all things Christian music alongside your favorite artists and fellow staff writers.

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Latest Episodes

Jason Dunn, known for his time as the frontman for Hawk Nelson's first five albums, joins the show for the first time to share stories about his brand new solo album Formerly Known As..., his return to pop-punk and touring, his time in Hawk Nelson (a... more

So Much Hope, Buried. (the indie artist behind JFH's #5 Staff Picks favorite album of 2024) has returned with another banger of an album with 2026's Wither | Grow. The four-piece returns to the show to discuss the album among many other topics, inclu... more

Throughout the months of March and April, over in the JFH Podcast Facebook group, our listeners (you!) participated in a tournament to determine the best album of 2006. On this episode, JFH staff writers Chase Tremaine and Scott Fryberger reconvene t... more

March Madness 2026? How about 2006 instead? JFH staffers Chase Tremaine, Christopher Smith, and Scott Fryberger, plus special guest Micah Smith (from the band Empty Atlas) pit against one another to determine which 32 albums released in 2006 will par... more

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Recent Guests

Jason Dunn
Former Hawk Nelson frontman; solo artist
Self/Jason Dunn
Episode: 241: Formerly Known As... That Guy from Hawk Nelson (feat. Jason Dunn)
Gavin Jacobs
Bassist for So Much Hope, Buried
So Much Hope, Buried
Episode: 240: So Much Talk, the Sequel. (feat. So Much Hope, Buried.)
Eric Navrowski
Drummer and Producer for So Much Hope, Buried
So Much Hope, Buried
Episode: 240: So Much Talk, the Sequel. (feat. So Much Hope, Buried.)
Andrew Blank
Guitarist for So Much Hope, Buried
So Much Hope, Buried
Episode: 240: So Much Talk, the Sequel. (feat. So Much Hope, Buried.)
Derrick Nowak
Singer, pianist, and saxophonist for So Much Hope, Buried
So Much Hope, Buried
Episode: 240: So Much Talk, the Sequel. (feat. So Much Hope, Buried.)
Scott Fryberger
Staff writer and guest on the episode
JFH staff
Episode: 239: 2026 Predictions, Most Anticipated Albums, Listener Responses, & March Madness Recap
Micah Smith
Guest from the band Empty Atlas
Empty Atlas
Episode: 238: March Madness Tournament of 2006 Albums
Adam Watts
Returning guest, panelist on AI music
For the Rock
Episode: 237: Can A.I. Music Be Good? A JFH Panel Discussion (feat. Adam Watts & For the Rock)
Chris Adams
From the Christian Music promotion platform For the Rock
For the Rock
Episode: 237: Can A.I. Music Be Good? A JFH Panel Discussion (feat. Adam Watts & For the Rock)

Host

Chase Tremaine
Host of The JFH Podcast

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 75 ratings
  • Great way to know about new amazing bands and albums

    This is a refreshing podcast that fills me with nostalgia, as well helps me keep my finger on the pulse of the latest bands and current trends within Christian music (and specifically the good kind!!). With so much blah Christian music it’s really amazing that these guys are sifting through to find and share the gold nuggets out there with the rest of us. And maybe the most significant thing is you guys make me feel connected to a global community and culture of both music and Christianity, even... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Music Critic 81
    United States10 months ago
  • Made you listen

    This podcast has morphed and grown and tried new things over the years without ever stalling out or getting stale. Kudos

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    The Hero Experiment
    United States2 years ago
  • I like the panel episodes the best!

    I always enjoy here the staff debating Chase’s hot takes!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    cnhardwick
    United States2 years ago
  • I host this podcast and believe I do a quality job! :P

    Podchaser
    5
    chasetremaine
    2 years ago
  • Perspective

    I think this is a great podcast and has a number of differing perspectives. A friend of mine shared the podcast with me and I can say now that if I wanna learn more about music I know where to go.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bensonbegoodson
    United States3 years ago

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Insightful discussions that blend nostalgia with current trends in CCM.
Guests bring deep industry knowledge and personal stories.
The panel format keeps debates fresh and engaging.
A strong community vibe with listener participation.

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241: Formerly Known As... That Guy from Hawk Nelson (feat. Jason Dunn)
Q: What inspired the move to return to making music as Jason Dunn after Hawk Nelson?
He felt a renewed creative pull and a desire for authenticity after stepping away from the church and the business side of Hawk Nelson, eventually deciding to pursue music again with a focus on personal stories and the new album.
211: From Violence to Loriella (feat. My Epic)
Q: What does Loriella mean?
Aaron shares that "Loriella" is a personal term for him and encompasses themes of hope and empowerment, preferring listeners discover its meaning themselves over time.
211: From Violence to Loriella (feat. My Epic)
Q: What took so long for the album to be completed?
Aaron discusses the delays due to COVID-19, personal life changes, and the band's desire to take more time with writing and production.
209: Prophetic Songs and Misheard Lyrics (feat. Gileah Taylor)
Q: Would you say you're completely out of that dark season now?
I think I'm such a positive person but also have a shadow side that's really down.
209: Prophetic Songs and Misheard Lyrics (feat. Gileah Taylor)
Q: When did you kind of figure out that the ten songs on Slow Parade belong together as an album?
Last year I was kind of finishing up a batch of songs and thought I'd really like to record all these as a solo project.

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A music-focused show that centers on Christian music with a mix of panel debates, artist interviews, and thoughtful breakdowns of albums, trends, and industry news. Episodes frequently feature multi-person discussions, ranking-style formats, and interviews with bands and industry insiders, plus explorations of AI in music, instrumental projects, and long-running band legacies. Noteworthy strengths include deep knowledge of the Christian music scene, a collaborative panel style, and a willingness to explore niche subgenres and historic milestones within the genre. Potential listeners will find in-depth conversations, behind-the-scenes anecdotes, and strong community engagement through listener input and panel voting processes.

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1. Jason Dunn
2. Gavin Jacobs
3. Eric Navrowski
4. Andrew Blank
5. Derrick Nowak
6. Scott Fryberger
7. Micah Smith
8. Adam Watts

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