The summer series is called Interviews with the Artists. In the series Cody Anderson interviews a wide range of popular and not so popular artists in their fields. Some of these interviews cover music, writing, design, computer animation, satire, novels, home-made music videos, orchestras, Biblical historical fiction, and more...!

This episode we welcome Stephen Altrogge a coffee master and writer of many things; books, blogs, articles, and songs. Listen in as we talk about these different things and how the approach to each is a bit different. 

If you like really great coffee (and even if you don't) you can hear us talking about the amazing pour over coffee making process and how its superior to all other forms of coffee. Than we get into writing and how Stephen is a writer of many things including music.

We chat about how each of those are different and then get into a conversation about the art in general and the arts in Christendom as well. Though we both may tend to be a bit cynical there are some good things said.

Here are Stephens top reco's and Musts:

Books: 1. Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott

           2. Daily Rituals by Mason Curry

           3. by Stephen Field

4. Just start doing it, do what you want to do in the arts!

Follow/hear Stephen's Work:

Music:

Sovereign Grace

Spotify: Stephen Altrogge

Twitter: @StephenAltrogge

Facebook: Stephen Altrogge

Instagram: @StephenAltrogge

Website: The Blazing Center 

Intro Music: At the Cross

Outro Music: Hail the Risen King

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