
"What happens when life stops working?" Musician / Author Andrew Osenga talks with thinkers, artists, scientists and theologians about dealing with change, failure, and starting over again. Faith, health, career, family... No subject is off limits in this engaging and intimate series.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 143 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SpiritualityPersonal JournalsReligion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | |||

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When Andrew Osenga sits down with the guys from the iconic Christian rock band PFR (Joel Hanson, Patrick Andrew, and Mark Nash), it’s, in the band’s words, the first podcast they’ve ever done. The conversation starts with how the group m... more
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Nine years and about 150 episodes after Andrew Peterson was one of Andrew Osenga's very first guests, the two catch up on everything in between — starting with what it's like to watch a story you wrote in your own head become a TV show... more
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Sixteen years ago, Jonathan Rogers finished the novel he was proudest of — and watched it fail so completely that it never made it onto a single bookstore shelf. In this conversation with Andrew Osenga, Jonathan revisits that heartbrea... more
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Doug McKelvey is the author of “Every Moment Holy” a bestselling series of prayer books, and his newest volume, “Rites of Passage”, is written for the leap into adulthood. Writing it meant reliving a pattern he never once recognized in ... more
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Hey Andy! Longtime fan of your work (though not much a listener anymore)
There is an aggressive noise gate in your podcast this season, that makes the show almost unlistenable. The radio silence between words is so disconcerting. I know from all your work you’re a better audio producer than this! Maybe you’re not even the one doing it….
I have found the topics in this podcast to be really relevant to my life and also inspiring. As someone who is pivoting into a new career mid-life I love hearing stories of people who are also crazy enough to make big changes! I think about the episode with Bebo Norman often as I am a once- musician now going into the medical/ helping field. Thanks for this offering, Andrew. I look forward to every new episode.
I started listening to the podcast several years ago in my own season of “pivot.” I have been encouraged by all the stories of transformation through unexpected circumstances. I was so excited to see NEW EPISODES!!! This podcast is amazing and has been life giving to my own faith. Thanks for reminding us to lean in to the hard questions of faith in Jesus rather than running away from them.
If your plans in life have ever been massively interrupted- or possibly demolished- and you are feeli... more
Andy knows how to expertly lead and accompany his guests in conversation . Just like he leads in playing music and accompanying other artists. Thoughtful and funny and he knows how to ask what we wouldn’t know to ask !
There are soooooo many podcasts out there these days… way too many, but seriously I’d say these podcasts are some of the best out there.
Andrew has the ability and really the gift to ask good questions and carry conversations with others in such a gentle and beautiful manner, he listens well, and is able to bring the person that he is interviewing to draw out the important life lessons of his/her life and recognize the divine intervention and gentle leading…
We all need testimonies, and these... more
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A thoughtful interview series that centers on personal pivots, failures, and reinvention across careers, faith, and creative pursuits. Conversations span authors, musicians, therapists, and religious thinkers, all exploring how life-changing events reshape goals, meaning, and daily practice. The host guides intimate, reflective discussions that balance spiritual insight with practical steps for navigating uncertainty, making it likely to appeal to listeners seeking encouragement, honest storytelling, and actionable wisdom about starting over.
A notable draw is the breadth of guests—from novelists and songwriters to physicians and pastors—each sharing vulnerability, process, and community-focused pivots. The format often blends personal sto... more
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Recent guests on The Pivot include:
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2. Joel Hanson
3. Mark Nash
4. Andrew Peterson
5. Jonathan Rogers
6. Doug McKelvey
7. Sally Lloyd-Jones
8. Allen Levi
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