The Orchard Sermon Podcast highlights the Bible-teaching ministry of pastors across The Orchard, a multi-site Gospel church located in northwest suburban Chicago. Listen to powerful messages that stay true to the Word of God and compel us to live and love others around us in the name of Jesus Christ. Join us here every Tuesday and Friday to apply Scripture to our daily lives. If you're looking for Pastor Colin Smith's sermons, you can find them at openthebible.org.

What happens when your home is turned into a house of horrors? Stranger In the House is a true-crime podcast that investigates stories of home invasions, murderous spouses, and all manner of heinous acts committed in the one place you should feel the safest. We look at crimes that will make you want to lock your doors and pay closer attention to the ones you live with. It will make you ask the questions, ‘What is a stranger?’ and ‘Is there one in my house right now?’

Talkin’ Music, brought to you each Thursday, highlights local or locally-performing musical artists from a variety of genres with interviews, music and live performances.Link for podcast subscription: https://www.kvnf.org/podcast/talkin-music/rss.xml

Dance, music, visual art, theatre and get-to-know-you conversations with the artists behind the work. Join Griffin Cork and his mom, Karen Johnson-Diamond every Monday morning as they meet the creators of today's digital offerings. We are a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network!

Two music industry veterans team up to delve into one of the most influential bands of all time. Join rock radio vet Roche and Billie Jean Sarullo (of The Orchard, a division of Sony Music Entertainment) on an exploration of the music, performances, and culture of Pearl Jam.

Connecting people with organic farmers across the country, from Amish country to farmers on the West coast. Join us as we travel back to the agricultural roots and have conversations whose livelihood is organic farming.

After a decade away, I recently had the opportunity to return to the city of my birth, and to the place where the foundation of my faith was formed. I have been through a lot since I lived in Chicago. The city has been through a lot since I left. I never left my faith, but I see it differently now. The communities of faith across the city's neighborhoods never left, but I look at them differently now. I am a product of these faith communities. I am a product of the specific churches of my yo ...