Matthew Linder earned both his Bachelor of Arts in saxophone performance and his Master of Music History and Literature from Sacramento State University. Currently, he is an Adjunct Music Professor at National University teaching courses on Western, American, and World music. His work on the intersection of popular culture, music, and faith has appeared at various outlets including Christ and Pop Culture, Mockingbird, Pop Culture Renegades, and as a guest on the Sunday Oldskool podcast.
On the ‘80s New Wave band Tears for Fears’ Songs from The Big Chair, Walter Bruggeman, the Psalms and the idea of fully pressing into pain as a pathway out of grief.
On Lauryn Hill’s “MTV Unplugged No. 2.0” performance and the liberating reality of the gospel.
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