The Brown Sessions Archive (Updated)

Erik February 28th, 2008

If you're new to The Brown Sessions, check out all these great guests that Steve Brown has interviewed. Each session is listed in alphabetical order according to the guest's last name. Click on the links to read a description of the topics covered and to access the audio file of the interview.

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Donald Miller (Pt-2)

Erik May 10th, 2007

Donald Miller and Steve Brown! Don't miss this conversation.

Part 2 of our interview with Donald Miller is even more exciting than part 1. If exciting is your ball of wax, then part 2 is for you.

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Donald Miller (Pt-1)

Erik May 3rd, 2007

"I never liked jazz music because jazz music doesn't resolve….I used to not like God because God didn't resolve. But that was before any of this happened." "“Donald Miller

Join us as we talk with Donald Miller about his book Blue Like Jazz. The interview is split into two parts. Get the first half today, and the second half on May 10.

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