Welcome to
Wisdom Harbour!
For centuries, harbours have been treasured places of shelter. Sailors shared the locations of these rare havens for often, access to a port in stormy seas meant the difference between life and death. Wisdom Harbour has been created as your refuge. So, by yourself or with a friend, take time to explore. And check back often…barge-loads of new content are arriving regularly!
Exploring Time’s Tiniest Units
Did you know a “jiffy” is a real unit of time? It just means something different to an electrician, an animator and a physicist. In this Betcha Didn’t Know, we look at how people have kept time, from ancient sundials (and the odd word “widdershins”) to the Salisbury Cathedral Clock, which has been ticking for nearly 600 years. Along the way you’ll meet a $6.8 million royal clock, a collector who owns more than 1,700 clocks, and an atomic clock so precise it won’t gain or lose a second in 100 million years.
Explore Our Docks
Audiobooks
Betcha Didn’t Know
Blue Plate Special
Cabin Kids
Education
Generation Conversations
Holidays
How Do I
I Was There
Images
In Other Words
Just For Fun
Musicians
Peace of Wisdom
Podcasts
Protocol Conversations
Questions & Answers
The Galley
The Salty Mug
The Way I See It
Writers
WAREHOUSE
In The Warehouse, we store everything that’s been unloaded from the Content Barges. You can see it all at a glance…and each piece is arranged by delivery date!
Sometimes Close Your Eyes
Today’s “Peace of Wisdom” can be found—sometimes—when you close your eyes.
To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
To Kill a Mockingbird is one of the most important — and most quoted — novels in American literature. In this In Other Words, we walk through Harper Lee’s story of Maycomb, Alabama: the trial of Tom Robinson, and the lawyer who defends him simply because his conscience won’t let him do otherwise. Whether you’ve never opened the book or just want to remember why it matters, here’s the story, the meaning, and the moment behind “it’s a sin to kill a mockingbird.” Includes discussion questions for the classroom, homeschool, or the dinner table.
Behind the Music with The Sound
Tune in to hear the guys take Andy behind the scenes of their appearance on America’s Got Talent, and what Simon Cowell told them after their performance. Listen as they share how growing up with music shaped their signature harmonies, how their first Rascal Flatts concert eventually came full circle into working with Jay DeMarcus. Plus, hear live performances of “Savannah,” “Three Wooden Crosses,” “Southern Nights,” and their newest song, “Everything But Love.”
Welcome to
Wisdom Harbour!
Exploring Time’s Tiniest Units
Did you know a “jiffy” is a real unit of time? It just means something different to an electrician, an animator and a physicist. In this Betcha Didn’t Know, we look at how people have kept time, from ancient sundials (and the odd word “widdershins”) to the Salisbury Cathedral Clock, which has been ticking for nearly 600 years. Along the way you’ll meet a $6.8 million royal clock, a collector who owns more than 1,700 clocks, and an atomic clock so precise it won’t gain or lose a second in 100 million years.
DOCKS
Audiobooks
Betcha Didn’t Know
Blue Plate Special
Cabin Kids
Contributors
Education
Generation Conversations
Holidays
How Do I
I Was There
Images
In Other Words
Just For Fun
Musicians
Peace of Wisdom
Podcasts
Protocol Conversations
Questions and Answers
The Galley
The Salty Mug
The Way I See It
Writers
WAREHOUSE
In The Warehouse, we store everything that’s been unloaded from the Content Barges. You can see it all in a glance…and each piece is arranged by delivery date!
Sometimes Close Your Eyes
Today’s “Peace of Wisdom” can be found—sometimes—when you close your eyes.