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.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 208 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityMusicMusic InterviewsChristianity |
Independent musician, road warrior, and concert organizer Kevin Schlereth makes his first appearance on the podcast to divulge the exciting details of the upcoming Audiofeed Festival in Illinois over the July 4th weekend (click here for the lineup an... more
Staff writers Chase Tremaine and Scott Fryberger discuss Disney's terrible and costly year at the movies throughout 2023, including a review of the recent Disney Animated feature Wish, and then share what they loved about their favorites films from D... more
Host Chase Tremaine and regular guest host Josh Balogh finally sit down to discuss one of their shared favorite albums of all time: Inland by Jars of Clay, which might end up being the historic CCM band's swan song. Prior to this, they also discuss a... more
March Madness 2024? No no no. On the JFH Podcast, we're creating a massive bracket to determine the greatest album of 2004. JFH staffers Chase Tremaine, Josh Balogh, Scott Fryberger, and Evan Dickens pit against one another on this episode to narrow ... more
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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.
I love this podcast! Chase is always informative and fun, and has many guests on the show from the Christian music industry. Especially love the ranking lists!
If you (like me) enjoy listening to people talk, laugh, and sometimes even cry about the awesome Jesus centered music from the past, present, and even future this podcast is 100% for you! more
This is one of my favorite music podcasts. If you’re into Christian music at all, you need to check this out. The host, Chase, is knowledgeable and funny. They also feature Josh Balogh and Scott Fryberger often as guests, and they are some of the most knowledgeable Christian music minds out there. Highly recommend!
JFH has built a community of Christian alt music for decades, that has long brought together humans who are deeply passionate about shared art. Their podcast takes the written side of that and brings it into conversations that you’re let in on, wishing you could chime in! The guys do an amazing job with diversity of topics and highlighting music that many may not have heard, which means so much to me as an indie artist.
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