Unashamed with the Robertson Family
Ep 985 | Crowder Is the Twin Jase Wishes He Had & Learning to Surf from Eddie Vedder
01 Nov 2024
Dove Award-winning Christian musician David Crowder buddies up with Jase, who gleefully claims their twin-ship. Crowder talks about his unusual start in the Christian music industry, who influenced his career the most, and what it was like to meet his musical hero, Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam. Jase identifies with Crowder’s song “Red Letters” in a major way, and Al manages to get Crowder to reveal what happened the one time he shaved off his beard. Listen to Crowder’s new single, “Somebody Prayed,” at https://www.crowdermusic.com/ today! -- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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I am unashamed. What about you? Welcome back to unashamed. As you, if you're watching, you can see that, uh, we, we have three boxes today. We have Zach in North Carolina. We have Al in the Southern layer. I'm still in the old house. I hadn't made the transition. And then we got solo Jace, which I think is a, is this a first, this first time we've ever had just Jace in the, in the layer.
Yeah, Phil's still down, but he's recuperating.
He's getting better. He had the procedure, and we're hoping, we've got our fingers crossed, that maybe on the next podcast, there will be a Phil sighting, a proof of life sighting.
Phil appearance is what you made sure he's not on any pain pills or mind offering substances.
It's a gamble either way. It's a gamble. I do know that he has ascribed to quit saying, give me a break after his third back break. He's like, I'm going to quit saying that. He was serious.
Give me a break. Okay. Here's three of them.
Here's three. Well, if you keep saying that, Phil, this may continue to happen.
And also he probably needs to quit saying for crying out loud. Cause he's probably done a lot of that as well.
Well, he's, he was as close to crying recently as I've ever seen him. He was hurting so bad. So Jay's our sister, I guess it takes a sister to think of things in a different way. Cause you know, the four of us grew up and, and I told dad this recently, I'm like, dad, I'm trying to be like super compassionate about your situation. Cause obviously, you know, I feel bad that you feel so bad.
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