The Slugs & Bugs Podcast

In this episode, Randall Goodgame reflects on “Remember Jesus,” the final track from the Sunday Songs album—a song that almost didn’t make the record.

What began as a simple desire to write about discipleship became something deeper: a reflection on the central role of "remembering" in the Christian life.

This episode features a very special guest—Doug the Slug! Mr. Randall and Doug talk about how the song Sons of Israel came to be, along with plenty of fun stories and classic Doug-the-Slug antics you know and love.

Listen to Sons of Israel and the new Sunday Songs album on your favorite streaming apps or purchase the CD at slugsandbugs.com.

In this episode, Randall Goodgame is joined by special guest Becca Jordan, whose voice appears on multiple tracks across the new Sunday Songs record, including "Believe, Follow, Believe." 

Becca and Randall explore the musical form of the round with its circular repetition and discuss how it mirrors the journey of faith itself: a daily, cyclical choice to trust, to walk, to repent, and to begin again. 

Becca shares about the seasons of her own faith, including moments of clarity, doubt, and rediscovery. Together, they talk about the freedom of becoming a beginner again, and how relearning what it means to follow Jesus can be an integral part of faith.

A punk-rock version of "Jesus Loves Me?" Yes, please! In this episode, Randall Goodgame sits down with renowned drummer Dan Needham, whose playing can be heard across Sunday Songs and many beloved Slugs & Bugs albums.

Dan shares how he helped reimagine "Jesus Loves Me" as a punk-rock anthem through intentional drum selection, tuning, and style. Randall and Dan also reflect on the importance of creativity, authenticity, and craftsmanship in children's music—using diverse styles and instrumentation to educate young listeners and invite them into a richer musical world.

Listen to Sunday Songs wherever you stream music: https://found.ee/SundaySongs

Join Randall Goodgame and special guest Erica Smith, President of Randall Goodgame Music, for a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Father Abraham from Sunday Songs. Together they explore the many musical layers, playful elements, and thoughtful production choices that make this track so special.

They also reflect on why Father Abraham continues to matter—helping kids understand that through Christ, they’re part of a much bigger story and family of faith. Whether you grew up singing it or are hearing it anew, this conversation will deepen your appreciation for one of the most enduring songs in children’s music.