Matthew Kooman & Daniel Kooman have filmmaking in their blood, and with their latest—you can own a piece of this epic film by investing—do that here: https://wefunder.com/danielmovie and help make biblical history in this film come to life on the silver screen! We share all the details -- including their request of Michael W Smith & his son Tyler Michael Smith. The Kooman Brothers talk vision for Daniel! bandkind

Bandkind had the opportunity to sit and talk Space & Jesus with Levi Lusko. We talk "Last Supper On The Moon" (which is dog-eared, highlighted and underlined here). "Marvel at the Moon" has us telescoping child-like faith. Bandkind

Riley Clemmons is an artist who feels deeply, communicates in melody and takes the humanity of Jesus to the next level in “Jesus cries” We talk about what Church Pews have seen over the years and spend some time dreaming too. Plus she has Christmas news to share! Bandkind

Mike Donehey shares unfiltered ideas from The World Stage Theater at Museum of the Bible. He connects overarching concepts and daily thoughts with the Bible creating good fodder from this former Theater major turn frontman of Tenth Avenue North. Bandkind

Producer, composer, writer Kristen Brewer of Sight & Sound Theatre unlocks the book of Daniel on the stage and the sliver screen and Bandkind has the producers notes. Shout out to Daniel on the stage Belmont University for coming along side Kristen and to Gordon College for coming along side Olyvia Shaw!

Blessing Offor has been called the hardest working man in Music City by Australian Benjamin William Hastings. He speaks his native Nigerian dialect for us and talks about what it was like to tour with Lauren Daigle watch Kirk Franklin at the Grammy's (we show highlights from Maverick City Music Kingdom Tour and then hear what he created after the death of his sister. I love the heart of this conversation with Blessing!

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The Lauren Daigle "Be Okay" co-write with friend Ellie Holcomb holds a back story of a song written in thin air about some of the hardest questions pertaining to humankind. Lauren Daigle spends time with Bandkind to cover in real time invitations: a nine year old to take center stage, a man punished to a lions den, a friend that laid his life down for those he loved, and a rare look at the years that could have given Lauren Dangle a foundation of fear, but instead have turned to a great jubilation inspiring sold out crowds in packed venues.

Eddie DeGarmo talks giving an early touring platform to DC Talk, managing artist publishing for some of the biggest songs in our industry (and some of your favorites), to being depicted in the major motion picture Unsung Hero. Nik's years working with him at Forefront hold many memories. Where were you when these things happened? Maybe you were singing along!

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