Song Revolution Podcast – Season 3
Episode Title: ANDREW GREER (part 1): Songwriting and Storytelling
Host: John Chisum
Episode Summary:
In this rich and heartfelt conversation, John welcomes singer-songwriter, producer, author, and documentarian Andrew Greer to Song Revolution. From his early days growing up in Texas with music all around him, to his time at Belmont University, and now as a respected artist and filmmaker, Andrew shares how music has always been more than sound—it has been a divine meeting point and a lifelong connection to God.
Andrew opens up about discovering music as collaboration with the Creator, the spiritual weight of art, and how songwriters and storytellers carry the yearning for belonging and acceptance. He and John dive into the mystery of creativity, the intersection of sacred and “secular” art, and the role of music in healing, connection, and co-creation with God.
This first part of the interview also explores Andrew’s reflections on growing up with thoughtful parents, his deep love for liner notes, the importance of songwriting beyond categories, and the spiritual resonance of great artists from Joni Mitchell to Roberta Flack.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
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Final Takeaway:
At its heart, music is not about categories or success—it is about connection. Whether writing songs, producing stories, or simply listening, music offers us a chance to collaborate with God and remind one another that we belong.
Resources & Links:
Explore Andrew Greer’s work:
https://www.andrew-greer.com/
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Explore NCS Community and membership options
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NCS Collective: Check out our artists!
https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/ncs-collective/