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| Great interview with Jon.Great interview with Jon. There is courage in baring one's body and soul. "I am finally alive and dying at the same time." That's what it's all about. Thank you Jon! | Lola (not verified) | ||
| Jon Watts is an incrediblyJon Watts is an incredibly gifted performer and a faithful vessel for the work of the Spirit. Every word that comes out of his mouth is worth listening to! | choirqueer (not verified) | ||
| Thank you for your interviewThank you for your interview of Jon Watts. I've been digging his music for a while & his message is right on! I look forward to more "nakedness" here, there & everywhere, Kimberly Cain Naked Prayers Blog - http://www.KimberlyCainBlog.com | Kimberly Cain (not verified) | ||
| What Jon has to say on theWhat Jon has to say on the topic of Nakedness and the inspiration for his ministry of music is interesting, provacative and good food for the soul. | Marcelle Martin (not verified) | ||
| Let us live transparently.Let us live transparently. You go Jon. Thanks NSR. 11/1/11 | Walter Hjelt S… (not verified) | ||
| Thank you for interviewingThank you for interviewing Jon Watts! Each time I listen to his new album--and there have been many times--I hear something new that interrupts all my brain chatter, leaving me fresh and questioning. Some of the questions that arise in me are scary, and I don't want to deal with them all at once. But I feel like a better person for having asked them. And I trust that answers will come either when I am prepared--or when God catches me naked. | Anna B (not verified) | ||
| What a compelling story! KeepWhat a compelling story! Keep nudging our courage, Solomon Eccles. | Lauren (not verified) | ||
| Terrific interview - thanksTerrific interview - thanks for giving Karen a fair hearing. More people need to think this through and hear hor as openly as you have done. Climage change is here, she says, and we need to question our 'favorite solutions' for whether they really help as much as we wish they did. And we need to question our fears to see if the are well-founded. | Catharine Lucas (not verified) | ||
| Nice Job Jamie! Love theNice Job Jamie! Love the music. | Niece Nardini (not verified) | ||
| Intelligent fighter for social justiceI had the pleasure of meeting two McNeil sisters back at the University of Texas back in the ?1960s. I knew Martha and Laura. I was very young, but they struck me as very different from White Women that I had met at that time. They were not just very intelligent, but they were fighters for social justice for Black People like me. The program with J.E. McNeil made me think about things which had not entered my mind for decades. I left the military for Canada in the late l960s. I found help the late Fay Stender who was later shot by a Black Militant. J.E. confirmed my decision to go to Canada. I am not sure if my "soul" could have survived killing someone. Like J.E. I was raised Methodist. I rejected the Methodist because of their support of racial discrimination as well as war. I had some very serious flirtation with the Quakers but I never crossed that bridge. For a number of years I went to Quakers Meeting. I am still amazed out so many smart and just people could come from family. It has been an honor to know McNeil sisters. Finally, my brother was a marine who killed many people in war. He wrecked his life and the lives of many people who loved him. And what was gained? It was a great program. Leon B. McNealy | leon b mcnealy (not verified) |
