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as posted by the channelWho is Owen Cutts and why does he hear music in a way most of us don’t?
In this episode, we sit down with a rare kind of artist, someone who lets a song completely undo him and at the same time can explain exactly why it’s undoing you too. Owen talks about why the cracks in a singer’s voice are not flaws but revelations, why certain musical moments hit us in the gut, and how shame slowly trains us to shut down instead of responding with the freedom we had as kids.
We share the story of a priest who said he learned more theology from a three minute song than in years of seminary, and we wrestle with the question: once you’ve really encountered beauty, can you ever go back to normal?
This conversation is not just about music. It is about how music opens us up, exposes what is happening inside us, and, if we let it, actually changes us.
www.youtube.com/@MrCutts
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