Constant Wonder is giving listeners a sneak peak of another BYUradio show, The Apple Seed. In this episode, a musician and a couple of actors take unlikely approaches to sharing scripture.
(4:58) Detroit storyteller and blues guitarist Robert B. Jones talks about how he became an ordained minister
(9:51) Rev. Jones tells the story of he built his guitar from the wood from different parts of his childhood home to stay connected to his hometown in the story “Detroit Guitar,” recorded live in the Apple Seed studio
(25:32) Host Sam Payne connects with his Greek grandparents by learning to cook Greek food in today’s entry in The Radio Family Journal
(34:03) Two New York pals connect to their heritage by performing Torah stories for families as a duo called The Bible Players
(4:58) Detroit storyteller and blues guitarist Robert B. Jones talks about how he became an ordained minister
(9:51) Rev. Jones tells the story of he built his guitar from the wood from different parts of his childhood home to stay connected to his hometown in the story “Detroit Guitar,” recorded live in the Apple Seed studio
(25:32) Host Sam Payne connects with his Greek grandparents by learning to cook Greek food in today’s entry in The Radio Family Journal
(34:03) Two New York pals connect to their heritage by performing Torah stories for families as a duo called The Bible Players
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