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Beauty Standards and Fearless Living with Jennifer McGill

What does “look” and “image” have to do with music? Unfortunately, from a marketing perspective, a lot. Our guest this week Jennifer McGill (and her dog Baxter) learned that at a very young age. As a kid, she joined the cast of “The All-New Mickey Mouse Club” alongside names like Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, and Christina Aguilera. An experience she now looks back on fondly, but one that also lead her down a path of comparison, envy, and fear. On this episode of Between the Grooves, explore some of the perils of the entertainment business and learn how God gave Jennifer a new Unbreakable lease on life.


What’s In This Episode?

  • Welcoming Jennifer (and Baxter!)
  • Struggling with fear and slipping through the cracks
  • Beauty standards and what it’s like in the industry now
  • Life after Disney and adulting with God
  • The shift into Christian music
  • Meeting Michael Jackson and musical influences
  • Potential record deals and not being “good enough”
  • Advice on overcoming your fears and finding your voice
  • American Idol and talent competition shows
  • Starting from the inside out and allowing God to distribute us

Connect with Jennifer McGill

You can find Jennifer’s music and upcoming events at www.jennifermcgill.com and follow her on Twitter and Instagram.

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Music director and morning man James Kurtis (JOY Radio in Toronto) and award-winning artist/producer Drew Brown explore every aspect of life in Christian music. From interviews with today's top artists to fun and in-depth roundtable discussions, Between The Grooves is the ultimate resource for fans and worship leaders alike.

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