When music intersects somewhere above Earth, this happens. International Space Station Commander Shane Kimbrough talks with Bandkind about being a NASA Astronaut, and about music from Earth as Lauren Diagle sings "Tremble" to more people than expected! Music. What more can be said of the human heart's need for it. Bonus footage: links Bandkind to Space via a successful tour headlined by TobyMac.

Bandkind met up with Skillet in The Big Apple to hear "freedom ring" as we celebrated America in style: music, food & community! It was great to catch up with panheads (Skillet fans) as they gathered live on the plaza at Avenue of The America's for musical guest of Fox & Friends along side some great BBQ masters! Did they? Yes! Skillet Rocks! Here's a live look in NYC

Bandkind is pre-show with singer/songwriter recording artist Jordan Feliz talking pre-show posture. What does it mean to prepare for the live show. And Jordan does this on stage for concerts and on the air with SiriusXM The Message "Forward Message" a radio show hosted and curated by Jordan. His posture is for his community & his family and it's present in concerts, his home life & his personal relationships--most of all his relationship with Jesus.

You know Disciple rocks...do you think it just happens? Join me on the bus with Disciple as we talk about building Skeleton Psalms (and long time founder front man Kevin Young gives us a glimpse early Disciple dreams!)

You'll also hear the vertical intention of Honor & Glory surface in the front lounge of the bus!

Colabs w. the best in the biz and the most disciplined lovers of the craft make music together. Australian singer/songwriter/worship leader recalls seeds sown in him as a ten year old visiting America, a mountain of a lyric that wrote lots of songs while trying to write just one, and how a brother had an idea to fill a convertible with flowers to make a point of caring for each other. This is a glimpse of the creativity that is and surrounds Benjamin William Hastings.

To say Real Estate professional, Page Turner, empowers & encourages entrepreneurs is a straight-up understatement! She's a natural! Page shares with Bandkind the hiccups and habits of human nature in Fix My Flip (Season 2); tune in for her talented renovations on HGTV Fix My Flip Thursday night 9/8c. (And watch here as Page flips the script on "One Small Step for Bandkind" with words that empower Nik to take her next step!)

Matty Mullins talks with Bandkind about being a vocalist, a frontman, a family man, creator of On Point Pomade, and supporter of Brittney's Beneath The Skin. Nik talks with Matty about his music video for "Nails" and the powerhouse team behind the writing of the song.

Who knew Darren Mulligan's first Christian concert in Ireland was Casting Crowns!?! The frontman behind We Are Messengers talks with Bandkind about full circle moments. Join us at a coffee shop for a talk about authentic things, genuine faith, and tour bus banter (including an introduction to keys player Kipper Gray -- son of long time recording artist Jason Gray)

Ben Fuller talks backstage with Bandkind about translating his salvation experience into song (with Brian Fowler and Rand Jackson) and how it's been touring with the Healer Tour (Casting Crowns and We Are Messengers).

Recording Artist Sean BE is a multitalented newcomer to Music City and he's got a lot to offer. He talks to Bandkind about waiting on God and picking up everything and moving to Nashville, TN. He connects in a mentorship way with Jeremy Camp on WinterJam.

Austin French can summarize the trama in his life and the victory in two words. "Jesus Can" is a powerful written testimony of his early years enduring abuse thru the songs he's singing on the stage today. Bandkind is behind the scenes on a busy backstage with Good News with Austin French!

Jason Roy, band founder/lead singer of Building 429, talks backstage with Bandkind about the hardship years growing up, accepting his own voice, and recounts his daughter, Haven Madison, auditioning for the new season of American Idol.

Jordan Smith talks working with Tommee Profitt, yucking it up with Rhett Walker and being inspired by Adam Levine of The Voice. Jordan talks about how he builds his live show and he wants to experience the show with his Live audience. Beautiful time with Jordan. Loved it.

Andrew Ripp says inner peace should relate to songwriting. With two national number one's ("Jericho" & "Rejoice") he talks about his "For The Love Of God" and his #1 cowrite "Perfectly Loved" with Rachael Lampa and her longtime family friend TobyMac.

Brooke Ligertwood records album SEVEN and then takes it to the churches LIVE. Our time with Brooke talks co-labs with Brandon Lake and Mitch Wong (who is capable of calling dolphins?). As the long-time voice of Hillsong Worship, Brooke's solo and live projects are standouts!

Ever wonder what brings a story to life on the silver screen?

My time with Brent McCorkle takes film making to another depth. Brent McCorkle teams up again with the Erwin Brothers under the title of co-director for Jesus Revolution.

This two part episode brings together two touring seasons and the launch and live versions of the latest from 20 year Industry veteran Jeremy Camp. We talk track listing an album and trusting God with our teen-agers.

Songwriting can happen anywhere, but for Matthew West, The Story House is a favorite creative spot. He successfully brought The Story House to life on the road--complete with the blue couch! Hear why it sits center stage as inspiration for audiences and depicts an important event in the life of Matthew West.

MercyMe guitarist Mike Scheuchzer gives us a tour of both The Imagine Cabin and their latest record Always Only Jesus, which is home to the chart topping song (and co-lab with Phil Wickham) "Then Christ Came". See the cabin that the song, "I Can Only Image" built, hear stories of the recording process, and stick around for a private performance at the Imagine Cabin campfire. Loved being able to share this with you!

Authority comes from experiencing the journey. Katy Nichole graciously walks us from her hospital bedside to her platform on the stage. Her story is insightful and encouraging while still leaving room for the sovereignty of the unknown in God's goodness.