The Molehill Podcast The Molehill Podcast
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An audio anthology of treasured writings, read aloud by the writers themselves, hosted by Drew Miller.
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The Stephens Hill Horror
The Molehill Podcast is back for Halloween with a special, Lovecraft-inspired ghost story from Pete Peterson: "The Stephens Hill Horror." Be afraid; be very afraid.
Original Molehill Podcast theme music by Zach & MaggieOther music featured in this episode:"In Union No. 2 (Part I)" by Thad Kopec"Eggshell," "Erosion," "Long Distance," and "The Ghost" by Luke Atencio"Portrait" by Young Collective"Suspicion" by Cathedral"The Object" by Makeup and Vanity Set
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S1 Halloween Edition: A Shade of Yellow
Wherein Pete Peterson reads his ghost story "A Shade of Yellow," Zach & Maggie treat us to a special Halloween song, and we are visited by Drew's evil twin.
Music featured in this episode:"Sitting Still" by Thad Kopec"By the Grave" by Anton Belov"Observance" by Adam Bokesch"Opaque" by Luke Atencio"Come Love, See My Hands" by Brooke Waggoner"Double Grave" by Zach & Maggie
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S1 E8: When the Angel Stirred the Waters
Wherein Jen Rose Yokel reads her poem "When I See It" and her piece "Beneath the Flood," Rebecca Reynolds reads her poems "Dear Students" and "The Farmer," Jonathan Rogers reads his short story "When the Angel Stirred the Waters," and Drew Miller thanks you for listening to Season 1 of The Molehill Podcast.
Music featured in this episode:"Ruminate" & "Wish for Bridges" by Brooke Waggoner"We Will" by Chris Coleman"A Light So Fair" by Ron BlockOriginal Molehill Podcast theme music by Zach & Maggie
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S1 E7: The Integrated Imagination
Wherein Shigé Clark reads her poems “The Origin of Wind” and “Love Is This,” Andrew Peterson reads “The Integrated Imagination” from his book Adorning the Dark, Drew Miller shares this week’s Word of Befuddlement (“spudgeon”), and we receive a special visit from Drew of the Future.
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S1 E6: Beech Grove
Wherein Chris Slaten reads his poems “Conversation,” “The Right Time,” and “All Saints’ Day,” Russ Ramsey reads his piece “Beech Grove,” and Drew Miller shares the sixth Word of Befuddlement: “grumpple.”
Music featured in this episode:“Under the Stars” by Analog Heart“Highlands” by Kyle McEvoy“Overlook (Ambient Mix)” by Roary“By the Grave” by Anton Belov“The Twilit Vale / The Quiet Longing” by Ron Block“Family” by Greg ThomasOriginal Molehill Podcast theme music by Zach & Maggie
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S1 E5: Cinnamon
Wherein Jonathan Rogers reads his poems "Two Villanelles," Janna Barber reads her piece Cinnamon, and Drew Miller shares the fifth Word of Befuddlement: "soggage."
First appearing in Volume 4 of The Molehill, Cinnamon is a memoir, which makes it extra special to hear Janna herself read it out loud. It’s the story of her very first therapy session and the winding road of healing that it set her upon. Janna invites us as fellow travelers to follow her into some of her most formative childhood memories and then back into the present day, witnessing the ever-evolving connections between her identity and her faith.
Music featured in this episode:"Pictures" by Adam Bokesch"Beyond the Window" by Vesky"Take My Life and Let It Be" by Ron Block"With Love" by Analog HeartOriginal Molehill Podcast theme music by Zach & Maggie
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Customer Reviews
Please keep going!
I just wanted to say this podcast was one of my favorite things to come out of last year. Please please keep it up. I hope we will hear season two soon and very soon.
Wilderness!
Phenomenal storytelling! Engaging and thought-provoking! Taking heart and mind on an imagination filled journey of truth with the Lord’s people! An expressive and impressive use of talent...a gift!!
Absolute best
This is the absolute best podcast, I wish I could give it all the stars. The writing is beautiful, the reading is excellent, Zach & Maggie’s music is so fun and gets stuck in my head in the best way, words of befuddlement are hilarious and engaging in their continued surprise and creativity, and best of all Drew Miller! No one can host a podcast like he can. So glad this exists!