Loving THIS with Michael Gungor Podcast
1) Sacred Sexuality (Magnificat: Like Hallelujah)
Michael Gungor recounts a shamanic sexual healing retreat and explores the ideas behind his song "Like Hallelujah" from the album Magnificat.He argues for a third way between repression and indulgence...Show More
2) Magnificat--Burdens
In this episode, Michael Gungor explores the song "Burdens," tracing its origin from a Mystic Hymnal retreat through LA wildfires, Bell's palsy, and time alone in the Sequoia forest. He shares how per...Show More
3) Magnificat: Smokeless Fire
Michael Gungor walks through the song "Smokeless Fire" from his album Magnificat, explaining his musical choices and the three-character arc that shapes the record.He explores themes of desire, incarn...Show More
4) Totally Meaningless — Singing Freedom in the Present
Michael Gungor breaks down the song "Totally Meaningless" from his album Magnificat, sharing early demos, inspirations, and studio moments. Through playful strings, candid demos, and his daughter Lou’...Show More
5) Magnificat: All In
Michael Gungor breaks down episode 3 of the Magnificat series on the Loving This Podcast, exploring the song "All In" from his album Magnificat — a celebration of embodied life, sexuality, and the wil...Show More
6) Magnificat: Same Sky
Michael Gungor breaks down the making of "Same Sky" from his album Magnificat, sharing early versions, studio anecdotes, and production choices that shaped the final song.He explains Internal Family S...Show More
7) Magnificat: The Vortex That Sang
Host Michael Gungor introduces his new album Magnificat and a short podcast series that explores each song, blending music-making with a spiritual invitation to "spirit remembering itself." The episod...Show More
8) Prayer For An Imaginary World
May we be free from our beliefs. Amen.
9) Enough
In this episode, Michael talks about his discovery about how the most destructive patterns in his history have been rooted in a story of not being enough. This realization has made him refocus his mis...Show More
10) I Still Love You
“What do I love when I love my God?”  This is a famous question asked in St. Augustine’s “Confessions” that many people through the centuries have pondered and wrestled with.   I too have wrestled ...Show More