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In my latest podcast episode, I’m trying something different. This is the first of a two-part discussion on Bob Dylan’s Christian trilogy. Recorded during a drive along I-20 through Georgia, I talk about the songs, Dylan’s conversion, and how his faith journey connects to my own “coming-to-Jesus” moment — which happened five years after his.
Since I don’t have the rights to play Dylan’s music on the show, here’s how it works: I’ll introduce each song, then you can pause the podcast, listen to the track, and come back for the discussion. You can listen straight through without pausing, but I think you’ll get more out of it if you take the time to hear each song.
Originally, I planned to cover all three albums in one episode, but I got a bit carried away with the first one — so the second and third albums will be featured next week.
A quick production note: I recorded this using a shotgun mic with a high-pass filter to reduce road noise, but you’ll still hear a bit of the highway in the background. Think of it as part of the atmosphere.
You can listen to the songs here:
🎧 Slow Train Coming on Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/album/5k4z33VjpVmkOB18IgOD8E
🎥 Full album playlist on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOK0v2QYy9Y&list=PLKZWLu6q09LOKUaiF9hWP5n5KOmF2ybl1
Or cue up your own copy — CD, cassette, 8-track, or good old 33⅓ RPM vinyl long playing record.
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