Showing posts with label Chuck Harper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chuck Harper. Show all posts

Thursday, January 4, 2018

BONUS: Lost Rich Mullins Interview from 1992

A photo of Mullins the day he visited the KHAC studio. Chuck Harper is on the bottom middle.



To start the new year we have a very special bonus episode featuring a lost interview of Rich Mullins from 1992. A tape was recently discovered at KHAC radio (where Joe works) that contains an interview Mullins did with Chuck Harper (of Western Indian Ministries and Christ For Native Youth) a few years before Mullins moved out to the Navajo nation to do ministry work. In their conversation you can hear the seeds of the idea for moving to Window Rock as well as a brilliant observation from Mullins about the Window Rock itself as a metaphor for the love of God. The interview originally aired on KHAC but since then has not been heard except for a few snippets.

On top of this, the episode features an interview with filmmaker Larry Handley of Little Brown Dog Productions who filmed and edited the concert film of the 20th Anniversary Window Rock Tribute Concert, which you can stream below or watch on Vimeo.

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20 Year Tribute To Rich Mullins from Little Brown Dog Productions on Vimeo.
Ep 1: Introduction, Jimmy Abegg, and the Be God's Project 

Tuesday, September 19, 2017

Ep 3: Window Rock Tribute Q&A With a Message From David Mullins

Episode 3, released on the 20th Anniversary of Rich Mullins' death, features a Q&A recorded live at the Window Rock Tribute Concert (September 16, 2017), and features David Mullins, Mitch McVicker, Beth Snell Lutz, Andrew Osenga, and Chuck Harper. Though only a half hour long, Joe and Chris' discussion features a candid look at Mullins' life, especially from David and Mitch.

Then, we were so moved by David Mullins' talk during the concert we decided to include it as well. The tribute concert was a night of beauty, celebrating Rich Mullins' music and life, but his brother David's talk was a challenge to us all. Looking at the life of Jesus, Rich, and his own, David asked the question: "How do you live a life of impact?" It's a talk filled with unexpected twists and turns as well as acerbic humor.

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Here is a brief montage of the Tribute. A full release should be coming in the future.
Rich Mullins 20 Year Tribute from Little Brown Dog Productions on Vimeo.

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