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SDG Music Radio

Magnus 'Classical MG' Gautestad

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There’s a war in our churches between modern and traditional music, but the question is this: Can we creatively integrate the best of both worlds to bring the body of Christ together and glorify God more fully? Join us on this podcast as Christians from various stands share their voice in a joint effort to develop new creative arrangements and compositions that can enrich worship and empower evangelism. Through interviews with artists and church leaders and the host's own discoveries, learn ...
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Beauty And The Faith

Magnus 'Classical MG' Gautestad

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The world in the West has become increasingly ugly, people are increasingly depressed, and big movements all over the world are now telling modernism: Enough is enough! Join us on this podcast as we unite these voices and together recover the beauty of art, music, and architecture to uncover its significance for mental health, environmental stewardship moral goodness, objective truth, and vital spiritual life. Through teaching series, interviews, critiques, music, and even updates from the d ...
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Life and electric cars with comedian, former Great British Bake Off host and Eurovision commentator Mel Giedroyc and journalist Giles Whittell. Join them as they test drive different electric vehicles, discuss how life is going to be changed by the electric revolution and get lost along the way. A new weekly show from Tortoise, launching Wednesday 8 March. Follow the feed to be the first to find out about new episodes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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In this episode, Magnus Gautestad and Greg Wilbur discuss the role of music in churches and how it can empower evangelism and worship. They delve into the importance of creating music that reflects God's attributes and how different styles can be integrated to unify the body of Christ. Greg emphasizes the pastoral role of music leaders and the need…
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In this episode, Magnus and his guest Cody Lawrence from Spare No Arrows share their take on the topics of art, beauty, faith, and culture. They delve into the significance of reviving beauty in a world that has become increasingly ugly, emphasizing the importance of understanding true beauty rooted in biblical principles. Cody discusses the concep…
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Classical composer and pianist Paul Noble and Magnus Gautestad discuss the intertwining themes of community, collaboration, faith, and beauty in classical music and art. Noble emphasizes the importance of artists making their work visible to revive beauty within the arts, highlighting the connection between creativity and faith as a journey of trus…
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In this episode, Magnus Gautestad interviews the American catholic craftsman Andrew Smith, who specializes in sacred art and sculpture. Smith emphasizes integrating beauty with education, societal norms, and public morality to create art that enriches society. He explores the connection between beauty and faith, discussing how art can convey deeper…
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In this episode, we engage in a deep conversation about the importance of beauty and faith with composer and pianist Rachel DeVore Fogarty and Emilie Ahern. The discussion delves into the significance of beauty in daily life and the role of artists in awakening people to the presence of beauty. Both artists emphasize the need for attention, intenti…
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The episode delves into the challenges worship leaders face in the contemporary Christian music scene, emphasizing the need for more diversity, variety, and excellence in worship. The conversation highlights the importance of offering the best in music to God and suggests a shift from "music for evangelism" to focusing on all music being for the wo…
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In this episode, we have Frederik Magle, a prominent classical composer from Denmark, on the show talking about the role of music in church and the challenges faced by church leaders. Magle discusses the principles of music that give glory to God and the importance of striving for excellence in musical expression. Magle stresses the need for mutual…
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This episode features a conversation with Pablo Damiani Cristi, a renowned classical sculptor. The discussion delves into the significance of classical revival in art and the pursuit of beauty. Pablo underscores the importance of shedding societal norms and personal masks to tap into one's essence, which leads to a deeper connection with the audien…
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In this thought-provoking discussion on praise and worship music, and Christian music in general, Magnus Gautestad and Lennart Östman explore the concept of creating music that glorifies God, emphasizing the importance of the heart behind creativity. They discuss the interconnectedness of beauty, truth, and goodness in music and the significance of…
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In this thought-provoking podcast episode, Magnus Gautestad and his guest William David Furioso from At Christ's Table delve into the intersection of beauty, faith, and music, emphasizing the importance of creating music that reflects the attributes of God and His redemptive love. They discuss the concept of a "new song" for evangelism, stressing t…
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Five and a half years ago I tracked down and read an obscure novelette by long-forgotten British pulp writer James Ronald, which set me on the trail of his far-from-readily-available other works. This week, Moonstone Press published the first two in a series of reprints that will see Ronald’s entire criminous catalogue made available, and series … …
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Another year, another Bodies from the Library collection — incredibly, the sixth — and another opportunity to sit down with Tony Medawar and talk about the wonderful work he’s doing on all our behalfs. As well as discussing the contents of the latest collection — all spoiler-free, of course — we get into the details … Continue reading In GAD We Tru…
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The conversation with Delvyn Case from Christian Fellowship of Art Music Composers and Deus Ex Musica delves into the role of beauty, music, and faith in modern society. Delvin stresses the importance of creating music that authentically reflects the character of God and promotes a just world. He advocates for honesty and authenticity in music crea…
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This episode features a conversation with the catholic composer Dr. Brian J. Nelson, discussing the intersection of music, faith, and worship. Dr. Nelson emphasizes the importance of creating well-crafted, transparent, and transcendent music that points beyond itself to lead people to contemplate and worship God more fully. He advocates for a balan…
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This episode on SDG Music Radio features the guest Ian Guthrie on the of music in Christian worship and evangelism. He and the host Magnus Gautestad emphasize the need for music to represent the entirety of scripture, facilitate teaching, and build community. The speakers explore the relationship between music, evangelism, and beauty, and highlight…
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Announcement: Frederik Magle will speak at the Beauty Composers Summit on November 16-18, 2023. Get your free ticket for the virtual event at https://www.togetherforbeauty.com/ In this episode, we have the prominent Scandinavian composer Frederik Magle on the show, discussing the importance of beauty in music and its impact on individuals' lives. M…
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In this episode, Magnus Gautestad interviews Joel Pelsue, the President of Arts and Entertainment Ministries, about the intersection of faith, culture, and music. They discuss the importance of integrating modern and traditional music to unify the body of Christ and glorify the Lord. Joel emphasizes the significance of creativity in worship and the…
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There’s a war in our churches between modern and traditional music, but the question is this: Can we creatively integrate the best of both worlds to bring the body of Christ together and glorify God more fully? Join us on this podcast as Christians from various stands share their voice in a joint effort to develop new creative arrangements and comp…
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In the first episode of SDG Music Radio, the host Magnus Gautestad discusses the divide within churches regarding worship music and the need for unity and understanding between different musical traditions. He expresses concern about the lack of richness and excess of emotions in some worship music and believes that artists and leaders from differe…
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Crowdfunding campaign (Ends November 18): https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/beauty-and-the-faith-arts-centre--2#/ Beauty Composer Summit ( November 16-18): https://www.togetherforbeauty.com/ In this episode, Brad Johnson, co-founder and partner of Beauty and the Faith, joins Magnus Gautestad to discuss the importance of beauty and faith. They high…
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The return of my In GAD We Trust podcast, and a welcome return for Alasdair Beckett-King, comedian and now children’s author. Since last appearing on the podcast, Alasdair has written two books for younger readers — Montgomery Bonbon: Murder at the Museum (2023) and Montgomery Bonbon: Death at the Lighthouse (2023) — and so joins … Continue reading…
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In this episode, the host Magnus Gautestad explores together with Ettore Maria Mazzóla from the University of Notre Dame School of Architecture the significance of recognizing and addressing false teachings and deceit in various aspects of life. They emphasize the need to uncover and combat those who manipulate and deceive others, depriving them o…
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In this episode, Ruxandra Ionce from Classical Odyssey discusses the importance of beauty, meaningful experiences, and soulful art in society with the host Magnus Gautestad. They emphasize the universality and virtue of beauty, highlighting its role in the classical revival. The speakers believe that embracing beauty, both visually and intellectual…
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In this episode, Magnus Gautestad and his guest, Martin Romberg, discuss the importance of courage in rediscovering the beauty of arts and architecture in society. They highlight the need to deepen appreciation for classical music and disciplines, advocating for a revival in this generation. They argue for the accessibility of beauty to everyone, a…
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In this episode, we explore the revival of classical arts, crafts, and architecture while emphasizing the importance of humility and honor. The guest, Tom Richards, the Director of the Florence Academy of Art, shares his perspective on the significance of beauty in the world, highlighting how it can make people kinder, wiser, and enrich their lives…
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In this episode, the host of the podcast "Beauty and the Faith" provides an update on his organization's progress and strategies to promote the recovery of beauty in the arts and architecture. --- Get your free ticket for the Ideal Classical Teaching Summit September 19-21 at https://togetherforbeauty.com/ . This event is for classical educators, a…
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In this episode, Magnus introduces Ruben Ferreira, a self-taught catholic artist and inspirational speaker who sees himself as a modern missionary spreading the gospel through his art. Ferreira believes that beauty is for everyone and that art can serve as a common ground for dialogue and healing in a broken world. He emphasizes the importance of c…
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In this episode, Magnus Gautestad and Ruben Hansen discuss the importance of beauty in the modern world and the need for individuals to take action and have a bigger impact in the beauty movement. They highlight concrete steps and strategies, such as the boycott strategy and the Together for Beauty Marketplace initiative, to engage and contribute t…
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A podcast empowering the recovery of beauty in art, music, and architecture by equipping and uniting its contributors. Look through the chapters to discover this episode's main topics of interest. Beauty and the Faith contact email: contact@beautyandthefaith.com Instagram: Beauty and the faith Church Square Renewal Center Chapter 00:00 Intro 02:42 …
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A podcast empowering the recovery of beauty in art, music, and architecture by equipping and uniting its contributors. Look through the chapters to discover this episode's main topics of interest. Beauty and the Faith contact email: contact@beautyandthefaith.com Instagram: Beauty and the faith Church Square Renewal Center 00:00 Intro 01:27 Introduc…
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00:00 Intro 02:57 Introducing Conner from Ekkesia Design 04:40 Imitating our Creator for human flourishing 08:05 Beauty following truth in the forms 13:57 Spiritual awareness through awe, truth, and good art 17:32 Physical forms influence social and spiritual forms 20:10 Beautiful forms vs minimalism in Christianity 26:51 Drawn toward saving faith …
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00:00 Intro 01:30 Introducing Dr. Nir Buras 03:44 Introducing Pablo Alvarez Funes 04:42 Imitating nature vs a fuller and more meaningful engagement 07:36 The scientifically proven pre-attentive process of beauty vs subjectivism 11:55 The sustainable and engaging influence of beautifully built environments 20:43 Memory-making from good placemaking 2…
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Chapters: 00:00 Intro 01:14 Introducing the guest Joel Pelsue 02:19 A Christian perspective on the meaning of beauty 05:03 God is true, good, and beautiful 06:57 The Reformation and enlightenments role in devaluing beauty in arts 08:26 The Catholic thinkers Hans Von Baltazar and Von Hildebrand 09:17 Starting with objective beauty in evangelism 11:5…
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Chapters: 00:00 Intro 02:25 Introducing Michael Diamant from New Traditional Architecture 05:37 Transcended meaningful beauty vs neuroscientific beauty with AI08:08 The positive spiritual, mental, and psychical effects of beauty 08:56 The classical tradition brings noble aspirational values 11:59 Relativism, nihilism, and post-modernism 15:13 The m…
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In this episode, you'll get an overview of the mission of the show, who it is for, what you can respect, and how you can engage in the movement for recovering the beauty of art, music, and architecture. 00:00 Intro 00:52 The mission of recovering the beauty of art, music, and architecture 02:58 Who the show is for 03:17 The backstory of the host Ma…
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In the final episode Mel and Giles go on a special adventure. Under the arches by the Thames they meet Matthew Quitter who runs London Electric Vehicles, they take an electric Austin Healey for a drive and go to Essex to see the 1950s Bristol that Mel's husband wants to electrify. Tortoise is a newsroom devoted to slow journalism. For early access …
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Mel and Giles drive the Polestar 2. In this episode they discuss whether it matters that this Scandi car is made in China, what's driving the shift towards electric vehicles and Mel comments on the bumpy ride. Thank you to Octopus Electric Vehicles for providing the car and the expertise. For early access and ad-free listening subscribe to Tortoise…
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In this episode Mel and Giles drive the MG4. It's the best selling EV on the market and Mel can see why. They also discuss charging at home and Mel compares plugging it in overnight to putting on her slow cooker. Thank you to Octopus Electric Vehicles for providing the car and the expertise. For early access and ad-free listening subscribe to Torto…
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Giles and Mel drive the BMW i4 M50. Before they set off they get talking to Mel's neighbour Enid and Giles finally manages to connect his phone to the car. Thank you to Octopus Electric Vehicles for providing the car and the expertise. For early access and ad-free listening subscribe to Tortoise+ on Apple Podcasts or join Tortoise for £60 a year. A…
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Mel and Giles test drive the Genesis GV70 and meet an engineer fixing one of the chargers at Heston services. They also discover that the car can get you out of a tight spot. Thank you to Octopus Electric Vehicles for providing the car and the expertise. For early access and ad-free listening subscribe to Tortoise+ on Apple Podcasts or join Tortois…
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Mel and Giles get to grips with one-pedal driving in the Volvo C40 and discuss how green the electricity is that charges your battery. Thank you to Octopus Electric Vehicles for providing the car and the expertise. For early access and ad-free listening subscribe to Tortoise+ on Apple Podcasts or join Tortoise for £60 a year. As a member you’ll als…
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Mel and Giles put the Tesla Model Y through its paces on a narrow country lane. They also talk to Alex about charging etiquette, who is low on battery and waiting for a charger. Thank you to Octopus Electric Vehicles for providing the car and the expertise. For early access and ad-free listening subscribe to Tortoise+ on Apple Podcasts or join Tort…
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Mel and Giles test the Hyundai IONIQ 5. In this episode Giles struggles with the sound system and reminisces about interviewing Elon Musk. Mel drives on some country roads and they also discuss the environmental impact of building electric vehicles. Thank you to Octopus Electric Vehicles for providing the car and the expertise. Tortoise is a newsro…
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Mel and Giles drive the VW ID3. Giles explains why the success of this car is so important to Volkswagen's future and they finally make it to Heston services where they meet Michael who is struggling to find a working charger. It's fair to say he's not a convert to electric cars. Thank you to Octopus Electric Vehicles for providing the car and the …
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In the first episode Mel and Giles drive the most expensive electric Audi you can buy. Mel shows off her driving gloves, Giles tries to explain Caesar's Last Breath and they have a massage while stuck in traffic. But they do eventually get to feel the speed. Thank you to Octopus Electric Vehicles for providing the car and the expertise. Tortoise is…
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Life and electric cars with comedian, former Great British Bake Off host and Eurovision commentator Mel Giedroyc and journalist Giles Whittell. Join them as they test drive different electric vehicles, discuss how life is going to be changed by the electric revolution and get lost along the way. A new weekly show from Tortoise, launching Wednesday …
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One final dive into the crystal-clear waters of talking about a mystery novel without having to carefully avoid the details — here are Brad, Moira, and myself discussing Mrs. McGinty’s Dead (1952) by Agatha Christie. There’s much to discuss here, too: an older Hercule Poirot whose name conjures none of the delight or fear it … Continue reading Spoi…
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Hopefully your summer heatwave — or winter freeze-wave — has passed and you’re calm, relaxed, and ready to listen to Brad, Moira, and me discuss some Agatha Christie in spoiler-filled detail. This time we’re talking about Towards Zero (1944), the fifth and final book to feature Superintendent Battle. Is there much to discuss in advance? … Continue …
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A long weekend (probably) awaits, so how better to pass some time than listening to Brad, Moira, and me discuss Five Little Pigs, a.k.a. Murder in Retrospect (1942) by Agatha Christie? Okay, sure, there are countless better ways to pass the time, but here’s that discussion anyway. Earlier this year, I held a poll for … Continue reading Spoiler Warn…
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