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!
Practicing Sacred Silence
Today’s Peace of Wisdom is found in taking time to think.
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
Is it possible for a miserly old man to transform into the embodiment of kindness and joy? Watch and listen as Andy Andrews unwraps the deeper meaning behind Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. Is it just a festive ghost story, or does it hold timeless lessons about human nature, compassion, and redemption? You’ve heard the tale before—but not like this. Watch now and discover the true spirit of Scrooge’s journey… In Other Words!
The Best Tool for Thinking is Writing
Today’s Peace of Wisdom can be found by writing it down.
Be True…or BS? The Christmas Edition
Celebrate the season with a twist in Be True or BS? — The Christmas Edition! Hosted by Andy Andrews, this holiday-themed game brings festive fun and friendly competition to your gatherings. Think you can tell a holiday fact from a Christmas fib? Get ready to test your skills with ten intriguing and sometimes outrageous seasonal statements.
Inner Calm
Today’s Peace of Wisdom can be found by discovering quiet strength.
Our Animal Reserves
Betcha didn’t know some animals serve their countries better than most humans! From a polar bear promoted for ambassadorial excellence to a knighted penguin (yes, really), and even a misbehaving goat who head-butted his way to demotion—these military mascots have colorful careers. And let’s not forget the mule accused of homicide! Join Jimmy Yeary as he shares tales of courageous, quirky, and sometimes chaotic animals who’ve worn military ranks with honor…or hilarity. Betcha Didn’t Know loyalty could look like this!
Building Trust
Today’s Peace of Wisdom can be found in trust.
The World of Pasta: Shapes, Sauces, and Surprises
Is spaghetti singular or plural? Surprise—it’s plural! Dive into the fascinating (and delicious) world of pasta with Emily Isbell as she uncovers the meanings behind quirky pasta names (like strozzapreti, aka “priest stranglers”), the four main pasta categories, and the ultimate sauce pairings. Plus, discover record-breaking feats like an 11,000-pound lasagna and a hilariously “serious” BBC documentary about…spaghetti trees? Don’t noodle around—this Betcha Didn’t Know is pasta-tively fun!
Pause Before you Judge
Today’s Peace of Wisdom can be found with patience.
Be True…or BS? Episode 1
Step into the world of family-friendly competition with Be True or BS?, Wisdom Harbour’s newest game show! Hosted by Andy Andrews, this fun and interactive game will test your ability to separate fact from fiction. With ten quirky, odd, and sometimes unbelievable statements, it’s up to you to decide—are they true, or just a load of BS?
Perfect for game nights or gatherings, everyone can play along with just a pen and paper. Challenge your friends and family to see who has the sharpest eye (or ear) for spotting a fib. Get ready to put your instincts to the test and find out if you’re the ultimate truth detector. Let’s play Be True or BS?!
December 3, 2024
Pull up a chair for a hilariously eye-opening look at the holiday classics we all thought we knew. From the grammatical gymnastics of “Hark the Herald Angels Sing” to the questionable life lessons in “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer,” no tune escapes scrutiny. Why does “Here Comes Santa Claus” blur the line between Santa and Scripture? Is Frosty a traffic scofflaw? And how many exactly know the words to “The 12 Days of Christmas”? Come for the laughs, stay for the questions you’ll never unhear.
How Military Research Spawned the Internet Age
Betcha Didn’t Know that the internet you’re using right now began as a military project to survive nuclear war! Armon Newton uncovers how a Cold War-era communication experiment grew into the global phenomenon we know today. From the first email (sent between two side-by-side computers!) to the invention of the World Wide Web, this episode will have you marveling at the internet’s evolution—complete with coffee pot webcams, dial-up screeches, and even a near miss with the name “Cadaver.”