The Love Good Podcast with Jimmy Mitchell – Details, episodes & analysis

As a society, we often reduce our idea of culture to cuisine, language, entertainment, or politics. Or we associate it solely with high culture, like art and literature. But in its most fundamental expression, culture is how we share life together. When Christians do this well, Christ becomes the integrating principle of not only our lives but also of our culture at large. In this FINAL EPISODE of the Love Good Podcast, Jimmy breaks down our tenth principle of CULTURE and gives us a sneak peak of everything in the pipeline for Love Good patrons in the months ahead. If you're not yet a patron (or want your hands on Jimmy Mitchell's brand new book "Let Beauty Speak"), subscribe today: http://lovegoodacademy.com

This week, Jimmy unpacks our ninth principle in the art of being human: MISSION. Each of us has a unique and unrepeatable calling in this life to spread the love of God to the ends of the earth (even if that simply means climbing down our own chimney and loving the people right in front of us). In fact, this call to mission is as universal as the call to holiness. How do you go about discerning your part to play in Christ's great mission of redemption? Why is every vocation a calling from God to help Him save souls? All this and more on this week's episode of the Love Good podcast! If you're not yet a patron (or want your hands on Jimmy Mitchell's brand new book "Let Beauty Speak"), subscribe today: http://lovegoodacademy.com

This week on the podcast, Jimmy sets the stage for Love Good Academy and lays the foundation for his brand new book "Let Beauty Speak: The Art of Being Human in a Culture of Noise". If you're wondering how to build a culture of conversion within your own family, parish, school, or organization, look no further. Love Good will inspire you to bring beauty to the forefront of your life and empower you to be an apostle of our post-Christian culture.

Have you ever tapped into the power of hope to conquer your fears? Singer/songwriter Tyson Motsenbocker joins us on the podcast this week to discuss his own journey to hope that led to the release of his new album "Someday I'll Make It up to You" last Friday. He's currently on the road with Colony House, and you can stream the new album at http://www.tysonmotsenbocker.com. Then sign up for our 2020 contest (and your chance at a free trip to Nashville!) before anyone else at http://lovegoodcontest.com. 

In a conversation that spans topics as diverse as friendship, contentment, time management, and spontaneity, Jordy Searcy joins us on the podcast this week to share stories behind his brand new album releasing on Valentine's Day this week. You may have heard him on The Voice a few years ago or maybe you're about to be a super-fan showing up at his intimate concerts all over the country. Either way, this conversation will give you an inspiring glimpse into his career and fire you up to live a life of authenticity and joy. Learn more about Jordy at https://www.jordysearcymusic.com and subscribe to our YouTube Channel at http://youtube.com/lovegoodculture/.

Most of us struggle to sink our roots, commit to relationships or projects, and persevere when the going gets tough. We love keeping our options open. This week on the podcast, Jimmy sits down with Zach Vinson who shares about the power of commitment in his own life, as evidenced by the theme of his new album “And Yet” (available everywhere music is streamed!). Learn more about Zach at http://www.zachvinson.com and set a reminder for our exclusive live stream with him this weekend: http://lovegoodlive.com.

What does it look like to be in right relationship with technology in an increasingly digital era? With the help of the great German intellect Romano Guardini, Jimmy and Fr. Ryan unpack the importance of this question and offer practical advice on how to remain master over your technology so it doesn't become master over you. This is also your week to get a FREE VINYL of Colony House's new record Leave What's Lost Behind. All you have to do is be one of the first 10 to subscribe as a new Love Good patron at http://joinlovegood.com or request an upgrade to your existing patronage by sending us an email at info@lovegoodculture.com. While supplies last!

Life is a beautiful mess. How do you struggle through it well, especially when insecurity, disappointment, or grief takes over? This week, Jimmy sits down with Caleb and Will Chapman of Colony House who share their own stories of struggle and transformation. From losing their little sister to losing a record deal, they witness to the power of hope and the inspiration behind their brand new album Leave What's Lost Behind (which releases everywhere this Friday!). Go preorder their new album and catch them on tour this winter at http://www.colonyhousemusic.com. To learn more about Love Good and how you can join the movement, check out http://lovegoodculture.com.

Where do you place your worth? Is your identity wrapped up in failure or success, in what others think, or self-imposed pressure? Today’s episode with Dr. Ryan Hanning is a wonderful reminder that you’re not a human doing but a human being. You have inherent dignity and worth. In a culture dominated by ideals of efficiency, pleasure, and pragmatism, you must remember that the art of being human is less about what you do and more about who you are. Invite Ryan to speak on this topic at an upcoming event by visiting http://ryanhanning.com. Then engage in some true leisure by following Love Good's recently updated Spotify playlists at http://lovegoodculture.com/spotify.

Welcome to S3E12 with Jackie Minton! She's all over our YouTube Channel, has a brand new single out called "Remind," and has joined us in the studio this week to share her story up close and personal. She's no stranger to Love Good, especially to our many patrons who have hosted her on our Fireside Tours. Follow Jackie's social media and join her email letters by visiting https://www.jackieminton.com. Then go to http://lovegoodculture.com/concert/ and request your date for a house concert with Jackie in the months ahead. Happy 2020 y'all!