The Excommunication Station

This week we dive into the manipulative and down right ridiculous Bob Jones 3rd Grade Science text book. Get ready for some learning.

This week we're joined by our i old friend and author of the book Asian American Apostate: Scott Okamoto. We discuss his book and his time as a professor at Azuzu Pacific University.

The hosts hilariously navigate personal and familial themes, reflecting on their faith and summer mishaps. They dive into the rivalry between Newsboys and DC Talk, critiquing musical evolution and artistic integrity. Nostalgia takes center stage as they discuss the genre shifts and controversial songs in Christian music. Conversations on charity reveal the ethics behind concert promotions, while they candidly address harassment outside abortion clinics. The reunion of band members sparks excitement, culminating in humorous musings about their future performances.

This week, the hosts dive deep into the transformative journey of the Newsboys. They explore the impact of Peter Furler's exit and Michael Tait's entrance, reflecting on their musical evolution. Personal anecdotes bring to life the charm of card collecting and the complexities of financial literacy for children. The conversation shifts to the intersection of faith, music, and societal issues, highlighting the band's controversial links to the New Apostolic Reformation. With a humorous twist, they tackle the nostalgia of music and its emotional weight, balancing serious themes with light-hearted connections.

Dive into the captivating world of the Newsboys as the hosts unravel the journey from rock to worship music. They explore the emotional highs and lows of worship songs and their psychological impact on listeners. With humorous anecdotes about beverage mishaps, reflections on nostalgia, and critiques of the music industry, the discussion touches on significant cultural events and their influence on music. Expect laughs, insights into faith, and a light-hearted look at how pop culture shapes our understanding of spirituality.

This week we dive back into the most influential Christian band from Down Under, the Newsboys. We talk about their times on tour, abusive organizations they worked with, and we break down the albums Step Up To The Microphone & Love, Liberty, Disco.

We dive even further into the madness that is the Newsboys. We discuss John James and his meltdown that led to him getting fired. And we dissect the albums Take Me To Your Leader

This week we dig further into the past of the Newsboys. We talk about Steve Taylor joining tagging along as writer/producer. And we dissect the albums Not Ashamed and Going Public.

This week we continue our series on the greatest Christian rockband from Australia with no original members, the Newsboys. We go further into heir career and dig into their albums Hell Is For Wimps and Boys Will Be Boyz.

This week, we start our deep dive into the Australian Christian "rock" band and tell our personal connections with their music. Then, we break down their first album. www.excompod.com