Garden of Eden Before the Fall:
What Life Was Like in the Garden of Eden Before the Fall: A Conversation with Author Mark Springer If you’ve ever wondered what Adam and Eve’s life was like before the fall, you’re not alone. In this conversation, author Mark Springer shares a vivid, faith-based view of the Garden of Eden, the role of free…
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Does It Take Money to Make Money? How to Build a Business on a Budget If you’re starting a business, writing a book, or growing a side hustle, you’ve probably asked: does it take money to make money? Money can help, but it is only one form of equity. Creativity, education, consistency, and technology can…
Read MoreHow Authors and Small Business Owners Can Use SEO, AI Keywords, and Content to Get More Exposure
How Authors and Small Business Owners Can Use SEO, AI Keywords, and Content to Get More Exposure Authors if you’re trying to promote a book, service, or small business, the biggest mistake is talking to everyone. The better move is to define your audience, create content that helps them, and make sure search engines—and AI…
Read MoreEvergreen content is the difference between a channel that spikes.
Evergreen Content Is King on Roku: How to Build a Channel That Keeps Growing If you are trying to grow a Roku channel, the biggest mistake is chasing whatever is trending this week. Trends can help you get attention fast, but they rarely build a lasting audience. What does keep people coming back is evergreen…
Read MoreMake Your Own Break: Jennifer Lieberman
Make Your Own Break: Jennifer Lieberman on Building a Creative Career Instead of Waiting to Be Picked When you’re trying to break into acting, writing, or producing, waiting for someone else to hand you a role can feel like a full-time job. Award-winning Canadian actor, writer, and producer Jennifer Lieberman shares why she stopped waiting,…
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AI, Infrastructure, and the New Thriller Frontier: What J. Luke Bennecke Wants Readers to Understand If you’ve been wondering whether technology is moving too fast, or whether the systems you rely on every day are more fragile than they seem, this conversation with Amazon bestselling author J. Luke Bennecke offers a compelling answer. Bennecke writes…
Read MoreHow to use AI without Losing Your Human Voice
How to Use AI Without Losing Your Human Voice AI is changing how small businesses, authors, and content creators work. It can help brainstorm ideas, draft content, create visuals, and speed up video production. But the most important question isn’t whether AI can do more—it’s whether we’re using it wisely.The best approach is to treat…
Read MoreEverybody Gets Lice: What Parents Need to Know
Everybody Gets Lice: What Parents Need to Know About Head Lice Prevention and Treatment If you’ve ever dealt with a child scratching their scalp nonstop, you already know how stressful head lice can feel. The good news is that lice are common, manageable, and not a sign that you did anything wrong. In this post,…
Read MoreHow to Create a TV Channel That Attracts Sponsors
How to Create a TV Channel That Attracts Sponsors If you want sponsors for your TV channel, you cannot build it like old-school cable and hope for the best. You need a clear audience, brand-safe content, and proof that your channel can deliver results.That is the core message here: sponsors fund channels that make sense…
Read MoreWhy Music Preserves Culture: Yale Strom on Violin, Memory, and Jewish History
Why Music Preserves Culture: Yale Strom on Violin, Memory, and Jewish History Music does more than entertain you. It can lift your mood, hold your memories, and carry a culture across generations.In a lively conversation on The Hollis Chapman Show, musician, writer, filmmaker, and ethnographer Yale Strom shared why music matters so deeply – especially…
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