Steal the Show

Countless songs throughout history touch upon the delicate concept of love. Join Ariel, Zoey, and Eli as they discuss the creation and meaning behind a few love songs that deal with falling in love and breaking up.

Many songs are inspired by our collective faith. Ariel, Zoey, and Eli share the creation and meaning behind several songs they enjoy that are rooted in faith.

Throughout history, music has affected great social change in its own unique way. Ariel, Zoey, and Eli focus on songs they know and love that have had a positive impact on those concerned with such issues as bullying and childhood cancer.

Ariel, Zoey, Eli, and Jim record the song "Really Love." While Eli created the song's key musical riff, Jim wrote the song around Eli's riff. Several professional studio musicians join the recording process at the studio.

Ariel, Zoey, Eli, and Jim record the song "Trains." The four then visit a Nashville recording studio to professionally record the song.

After Jim writes a song for Ariel, Zoey, and Eli about what it takes to lead a happy life, the four record the song, fittingly called "Happy."

Ariel, Zoey, Eli, and Jim re-record the song "Acre on the Moon" from Season 1. Ariel always wanted the piece to be a Country song, so the four journey to Nashville to record a new version.

Ariel, Zoey, Eli, and Jim record the song "Dying to Live." Based off another riff created by Eli, this song focuses upon some of the wrong decisions young people make in life, and their potential unpleasant consequences.

Ariel, Zoey, Eli, and Jim record the song "Louisiana Freedom," a song Jim wrote about this fine American state.

Ariel, Zoey, Eli, and Jim record the song "The Muse Eternal," a song about paying homage to "the Muse," essentially, the mythical figure or personified force that inspires songwriters to flourish creatively.

Ariel, Zoey, Eli, and Jim take a tour of, and learn the fun and unique history behind, The Grand Ole Opry in Tennessee.

Ariel, Zoey, Eli, and Jim record a fun new original Christmas song called "365 Days 'til Christmas." To add to the holiday cheer, the band the Ides of March joins in the on session.