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Sep 19, 2026

Jennifer WalterGUEST
38:18
That one, it's heart tearing because my dad bought it for me.
Jennifer WalterGUEST
38:23
But it also has that stigma from Newsboys.
Jennifer WalterGUEST
38:26
That's the drumhead.
Jennifer WalterGUEST
38:27
So I don't know if I'll ever put that on the wall just because I trust a couple of people that have come out with stories about that.
Sheri LynchHOST
15:41
It's an image that's now nearly a century old.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:44
The Newsboys were the guests of honor of Wildwood Park management, which spared no effort to give them the time of their young lives.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:53
Every feature of the park was open to the boys, and there were numerous sporting events.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:58
The boys ate box lunches furnished by Williams Box Lunch Company, ice cream from Kemp's, and delicacies from the Jordan Stevens Company.
Dan StewartHOST
2:11
Give the Voice and God from Rebecca St. James.
Dan StewartHOST
2:14
Newsboys classic Take Me to Your Leader.
Dan StewartHOST
2:17
DC Tuck's cover of I Wish We'd All Been Ready.
Dan StewartHOST
2:20
Unforgivable from Plum, a great song by a songwriter who I hope to talk to one day.
Trent DeanGUEST
53:51
Not just on stage, but every day.
Trent DeanGUEST
53:53
Before Newsboys
BrockHOST
53:54
did.
BrockHOST
53:55
Yeah.
FrankHOST
15:57
while we're sitting
BillHOST
15:58
here so yeah depending on how this goes well or bad we might be calling matt slocum in about an hour to ask him questions about this song they end up out of their record deal with i think it was platinum entertainment who had bought out their record company and they end up signing with steve taylor's squint records yes Now, Steve Taylor is a big deal in the CCM world because he wrote all the Newsboys lyrics for their major albums.
FrankHOST
16:25
Okay.
BillHOST
16:26
Frank, you don't sound interested in that at all.
Maria DiPasqualeHOST
3:56
And that's because obviously there used to be child labor.
Maria DiPasqualeHOST
3:59
And this strike that the Newsies is based on the 1899 Newsboys strike in New York City is like a prime example of that.
Maria DiPasqualeHOST
4:06
I think she cited it in the article.
Maria DiPasqualeHOST
4:08
We had to talk about Newsies.

36 MINS LATER

Jon SchleussGUEST
39:40
You know, but hey, if you're a little kid who keeps getting thrown in juvie, like what do you got to lose? Throw some stones, right?
Maria DiPasqualeHOST
39:46
Oh, exactly.
Maria DiPasqualeHOST
39:47
In real life, the Newsboys strike coincided with a national strike wave, a local heat wave, which I think is important to note, like, it was hot.
Maria DiPasqualeHOST
39:56
If you've ever been to New York City in the summer, and if they had less, what's it called, like, good sanitary conditions, then it's hard.
Dave RumseyGUEST
94:39
But yeah, we did the whole thing.
Dave RumseyGUEST
94:42
Because our management was also involved in the Newsboys management in a way.
Dave RumseyGUEST
94:48
Yeah.
Dave RumseyGUEST
94:49
and they knew each other through that and so they were able to get us onto a few really cool things with the Newsboys during that time because of that relationship which was cool so we got on Festival Condillos we did a couple of festivals and stuff with the Newsboys as well which was fun but yeah the Festival Condillos it was a lot of fun like it was the atmosphere that Owen was talking about the other day was you know it was it was just a bunch of band guys hanging out together and We were in and out of the trailers all the time, just hanging out.
Dave RumseyGUEST
95:23
I think he had mentioned that there was some guy – I think it was Ben that was talking about how some guys – weren't in on that and some guys were but like
PeteHOST
95:32
yeah
Cameron StrangHOST
37:42
Hmm.
Corey AsburyGUEST
37:42
And that's why, I'll say it as plainly as I need to, that's why the Newsboys didn't stop when, uh, when Bro found out, was found out to be doing all this stuff.
Corey AsburyGUEST
37:51
Their tour kept going.
Cameron StrangHOST
37:53
Mm-hmm.
BradGUEST
22:40
I think as far as like from the old school stuff, the stuff you used to listen to all the time, Third Day always put on killer shows, was always a fan of their stuff.
BradGUEST
22:48
Newsboys with Peter Furler, they were always memorable.
BradGUEST
22:51
Yeah, old school Newsboys.
BradGUEST
22:54
Yeah, yeah, RIP Newsboys.
BradGUEST
22:56
And then, man, I'm trying to think.
BradGUEST
22:59
Oh, I went through a boy band phase.
JonathanHOST
25:12
Delirious was another band that was kind of transitioning.
JonathanHOST
25:16
I think they always did worship, but they became mostly focused on worship.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
11:01
And of course, I had the advantage of recall, so I could just keep bringing the song back, bringing it up, bring it up, make tweak, make tweak, print.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
11:09
And so the label that we partnered with, which was Impop, was Campbell's Newsboys label.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
11:16
We partnered with them-
Eric SkatteboCORRESPONDENT
11:18
Mm
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
13:54
...
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
13:54
he produced Rebecca's God record.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
13:56
Uh, he's working on a Newsboys record, and I end up mixing a Newsboys live record and working on a new studio record with Ted.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
14:08
I'm like, "What's happening? My career is taking off as a mix guy and an edit guy." [upbeat music] I didn't really see that coming.

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