Latin America charts, producer, acoustic album, chat relationship question
After the performance the hosts offer a slow-moving-train analogy for the song and joke about a sideshow tent with fighting spiders. The band discusses being wide open on booking (working on Enola's First Assembly), producer Gary Paxton — described as multi-Grammy-winning, who cut their 2009 debut after hearing a high-school demo — and the surprise success of 'Change the World' as the first English-language song to crack the top 10 of Latin America's Christian charts via a radio pitch by an interpreter contact. Plans for a June-ish acoustic album and a side album of re-recorded favorites are mentioned. A chat question about relationships for musicians prompts answers: Sean (married) advises being present at home rather than in front of the TV, and Aiden describes dating Hannah, whom he met at Winter Jam.
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