Believe to See

Singer-songwriter Teressa Mahoney explains why, in a world where pop hits are written by robots and middle-aged Swedes, it's still important to have songs written and performed by the same artist. As a bonus, Teressa and Marcus each play one of their own songs.

Writer Mari Moore discusses the ways that suffering inspires creativity, and the ways she uses art to help others heal from loss.

We talk with writer Amy Lee about all things CS Lewis: why he's so popular, how he influences Amy's writing, and whether his popularity is a problem.

Author Tara Owens explains her journey into the world of adult coloring books, and the unexpected lessons those books teach about the body and the life of prayer.

Engineer and visual artist Kory Denmark discusses the many ways math informs the arts. Oh, and he also tells us about shooting electricity through blocks of wood.

We speak with Evangeline Denmark, author of Curio, about Gothic fiction from the Bronte sisters to Beauty and the Beast.

We talk with violinist Terri Moon about what the Baroque view of music can teach us today.

"Keeping Advent" founder Ian Speir explains what the liturgical calendar teaches us about art. http://www.keepingadvent.com/

Novelist Ashlee Cowles discusses young adult fiction: what it is, and why it's important.

In this debut episode, hosts Matt Mellema and Marcus Robinson explain the Believe to See Podcast and what we'll be doing with it.