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I love these podcasts. They are such a blessing to me.

I love PFR''s music, so many great songs. Thank you for the interview.

I love Bryan Duncan's music so much! I listen to it all the time. Thank you for this interview.

I loved Dallas Holm and Praise music when I was a young Christian, it helped me get through some tough times.Thank you for this interview.

I sure enjoyed this conversation. So down to earth from both of you and respect for your honesty in testimony.

I enjoyed Gary Chapman's music back in the day, it is good to know what he is doing now. Thanks for sharing this with us.

I attended a John Michael Talbot concert in the early 80's, in New York. John Michael Talbot was on a stage wearing his monk outfit. Before the concert, I didn't know who he was or what we were in store for. His played his guitar and simply sang; his music was very peaceful. I was 16 or 17 years old at the time of his concert, 60 years old today.

Kathy does look great.

I think I saw Twyla sing at a church in Worthington, OH back in 1984 or 1985. Her music was excellent. I had never heard of her, but was aware of her after that concert. In the coming years, I bought her music at Christian book stores.

I have been wondering what happened to Twila Paris, for a long time now. I came across this interview and am so happy to know how she is doing now. Thank you!!

I miss the songs I grew up with in the 1980's and 90's, thank you for this interview with Kathy Troccoli.

I am shocked to find this. 4HIM and Twila are my two all-time favorites. To have them in an interview is just over-the-top. This will be watched many times over....by me. Thank you for doing this, both of you.

You very inspirational to me Andy to me we I hear you sing at church your voice is so amazing it makes me cry it like the Holy Ghost is talking to me

Andy is a amazing guy

Yeah! You just made my day. I absolutely love 4 HIM. My favorite band of all time. It's so good to see you all again. The Message is the theme song for my life. I love you guys! Thanks for all the wonderful memories. ❤

Great conversation. Somebody said something about the awards shows. I don’t care if a song is number one or not the question is does minister to me.

Thanks for that! Same great pipes as always. Song doesn't grow old either.

Thank you for this interview Andy! I miss 4HIM SO much. You all are my favorite band. The Message is a theme song for my life. I met you all when you came to El Paso, Texas at Abundant Living Faith Center. I gave you all a big hug. I cherish those times. Your music got me through a lot of trials I had gone through: being hit by a car walking across the street, cancer in my shoulder, and mental illness. Your music always comforted me. Thank you for being you and for being on TH-cam. I've been wanting to contact you all for the longest time just to thank you. Tell Mark, Marty, and Kirk I said 'hello!'😊

Very touching, Twila giving God the glory where glory is due. So blessed that she recognizes that Jesus gives us gifts to bless others. God uses His music to reach the world. What an incredible God we serve!

Saw Mike at Cornerstone in the 1990s. I had no idea at the time that he was doing both lead vocals and lead guitar. Very talented individual. I saw him play another time with Phil Keaggy. I don't remember what year, sorry. Amazing talent! Edit: I was in high school at the cornerstone show, so it must have been 1992.

Of course his voice blows you away, but the songs were incredible. Like you said, you remember the words. And remembering is a big deal for people our age. Lol

We promoted Kathy in Denver sometime in the mid 90's at Mission Hills Church. I loved her song "My LIfe is in Your Hands."

I heard Steve Camp on Christian radio in the 80s. Miss hearing you.

Just discovered you guys just the past year: basically, you guys were the greatest male vocalist group ever (in my opinion). lol

Oh.....Rex TV show! No waaaay!!! We've watched that on TV so many times!!! Crazy!!

Eeeek....Croatia got a mention! Came here to Croatia 20 years ago as a missionary.

I hate to say this but I disagree with you about today’s Christian music. It’s all the same it’s all very simplistic in lyrics and a lot of is the same verse over and over. I barely listen to Christian music today

Great interview!

I love this! I promoted Christian concerts in the 90's and did two Denver concerts with 4 Him and one with 1st Call. We even met them after another concert they did in Denver and took the three of them out to dinner aterwards! What I saw in the 90's was that these "contemporary" Christian artists brought a life to the "church" that was missing in so many churches. The music was new, the energy in the concerts, this was all so new to "church." And because of it, so many churches began moving into a different style of worship and churches had more "life!"

I went to a concert in Texas while I was in seminary back in the late 90d and 4Him was one of the bands that played. They were amazing! After the show, Andy and the a couple other guys were standing out where the fans were by the merch tables. I wanted so bad to say hello, but I didn’t have the nerve. I regret that moment because if I could relive it I would tell him how much his music meant to me and how much I appreciated him and the group. I love you guys and your music has helped me through so many difficult moments.

I agree. Steve Green’s music has been a blessing over the years, impacting millions of people for the Lord. Thank you for the interview. Delightful indeed. Soli Deo Gloria

Jesus is so sweeeeeeeeeeet !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Can’t find the Roger Breland episode.

For my my teen years I was Presbyterian. That might explain why Ferns music feels like coming home 🏡, in the best of ways. That grounding & community. This podcast in full would be nice in the long form here, but understand why it’s in full over on Spotify already, he can be more himself when not on cam, I get that. I forgot I had it cued up over there, listened to the intro & hopped over here to see if I could watch it instead. It’s going to be a good one for sure. Nice job on the pod Andy.

I love Fernando Ortega’s beautiful Christian music! I listen to day and night, have for months ❤🙏

We absolutely love you guys! Our 3 daughters grew up listening to your music and they all love your music. We actually made it to see you in Columbia SC a few years ago when you did a tour. It was so wonderful to hear what you all have been doing since you stopped singing together. I actually pulled out all of your CD’s recently and just binged “listening “ to them. We recently went on a family vacation with our daughters and their families and I played the cd’s. It brought back some great memories.

Jim’s clarity and tone are unmistakeable. Perhaps the finest tenor in all of gospel music.

That was a fantastic interview! God bless Peter and his wife and family! He’s right about Christians voting. Christians, go vote!

These are so much fun. I am a huge fan. The first song I ever sung in church was "Why." I had every album. I just found the podcast. Can't wait to watch/listen to them all. Would love to hear one with Michael English.

Amateur Radio: 73 to Stu aka Larnelle de W4WFC K. Translation: Best Wishes to Larnelle from William Freddy Curtis End of Transmission......Andy thanks for having this icon on your podcast!!

To hear how the Imnperials which was an estabished group treated Russ just saddens me - he made them in the 80s

I don’t know Michele

You guy are amazing andy has a amazing voice and have a way to spread god word

Steve Green... thanks for 40 years of the most helpful and amazing singing that ever has been. Loved the interview and love your work Andy expecially your hymns recordings which I wore out!

What a remarkable podcast. Gary Chapman's intensity and sincerity are evident. He shares such intimate details of his life, complete with God's mercy in the process. This is the heart of testimony. The truth of it cannot be denied, and it is the kind of thing that transforms lives. Christopher Redner is a CCM guy who may be able to offer help and advice to Gary Chapman. He's been working with Bryan Duncan to produce and perform music many years after he lost his recording contracts and promotion in mainstream CCM. Might be worth considering.

Great interview. Would have liked to hear a little about Michael’s interaction with the “second chapter of acts”. That group was fire in the 70s. Maybe someday you could interview one of those folks.

Thanks, Andy, so enjoyed this episode of Frank talk, all the radio stories and I was relating over and over again. And yes, those Sunday morning shows with all or some Christian music were inspirational and influential, I was doing overnights at a big Top-40 FM in Canton, Ohio in '78 when the program director, Mr. Keith London, tasked me with dubbing a show from vinyl to reel because he knew I was a Jesus freak, lol. And it was great, my introduction to Contemporary Christian music. The show was Jesus Solid Rock, a one-hour music program hosted by Jerry Bryant and I still appreciate what those folks did with radio and CCM. And of course there was Powerline with Jon Rivers and its mix of pop and CCM. And this goes back to the early '70s but KFRC in San Francisco aired little inspirational messages by a Catholic priest, Father Harry I think he was from the God Squad, so cool and meaningful. 😀

Steves 107 - stevenjcamp.blogspot.com/2005/10/107-thesesa-time-for-prayer-repentance.html