Arts & Entertainment
Logorrhea 205: The One With Social Justice
Korey Adams, Katie Chappell and Clark Hubbard are back at it again, talking about Venom’s tongue, Leon Bridges, Bob’s Burgers, and most importantly, social justice.
music
Arts & Entertainment
Logorrhea 204: The One Where Katie Doesn’t Talk About Tongues
In this episode of Logorrhea, Cameron Woodard joins Korey Adams, Clark Hubbard and Katie Chappell, and we talk about Bug’s Life, Liz’s near-death experience and some Saxophone-infused bops. Katie does not talk about tongues in […]
News
Stories Worth Telling
Union University students filled Barefoots Joe on Friday, Sept. 21, as the Office of University Ministries hosted Songs and Stories, an event where students and faculty shared stories of God’s work through various artistic expressions. […]
Arts & Entertainment
Logorrhea 203: The One Where Liz Almost Died
In this episode of Logorrhea, Clark and Korey share the room while they wait on Liz to recover from a car wreck. In addition, Korey loves Spiderman, Clark plays two songs, and Liz talks about […]
Features
The Visionary: New Music Chairman Dr. John Kinchen III Has A Dream For Union
It was the first week of school. I paced outside Hartley Recital Hall, casually humming as I waited to audition for Union University’s new vocal group Sounds of Exaltation. I stared down my suit pants […]
Arts & Entertainment
Josh Mays: After The EP
Joshua Aaron Mays is a senior conservation biology major and has written music under the names of Free Space and Signs Following. Two previous pieces on Mays are this dialogue and this review of his latest […]
Arts & Entertainment
Logorrhea 202: The One That Ends Abruptly
In this episode of Logorrhea, Abigail Peecher joins Clark Hubbard, Liz Caldwell, and Katie Chappell to discuss Asian representation in film, Jessica Beale’s recent murders, and how Liz really doesn’t understand what mainstream music is. […]