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!
Proper WEDiquette
Protocol Conversations | Life Skills
Join former Chief of Protocol for Air Force Special Operations, Monica Earley, in a lively and enlightening episode on wedding etiquette! Monica and her host share hilarious anecdotes while offering practical tips on how to be the perfect wedding guest. From RSVPs to dress codes, this Protocol Conversation covers all you need to know. Sprinkled with humor and real-life stories, you won’t want to miss out on the laughs and wisdom!
What Stumped the Bluejays
Audiobooks | Andy Andrews Literature
Experience the wit and humor of Mark Twain in this unusual short story, narrated by Andy Andrews. “What Stumped the Bluejays” offers a whimsical look into the peculiar and amusing world of bluejays, showcasing their remarkable communication skills and vivid personalities. Follow the hilarious antics of these clever birds as they encounter an unexpected mystery. Listen closely—you might just discover a new appreciation for these feathered chatterboxes! Perfect for a quick escape, this short story will leave you laughing and curious for more.
Finding Joy
Education | Andy Andrews Inspiration
Dive into the secrets of living a fulfilling life by creating joy for others and discovering the joy within yourself. Perfect for anyone looking to enhance their personal and professional relationships, this book offers practical wisdom and daily practices for a more joyful existence. Andy Andrews explores the difference between joy and happiness, sharing insights on how to cultivate an enduring sense of joy. With engaging stories and actionable advice, Finding Joyis a valuable guide for navigating life’s challenges with a positive perspective. Start your journey towards a more joyful life today!
How to Outline a Nonfiction Book (Even if You Hate Outlining)
Writers | Language Arts Tami Nantz
You’ve got what you believe is a great idea for a nonfiction book. Your research is done, creativity is flowing, and you’re as ready as you’ll ever be to start writing. But there’s one little problem—you know you need to put some sort of plan in place before you begin, and you’re no fan of outlining.
Things I Think I Think
Join Andy Andrews on The Salty Mug for a fun and quirky dive into his latest musings on “Things I Think I Think.” Ever wondered about the meaning behind a famous movie line or had a humorous take on everyday situations? Andy shares his unique perspectives and amusing anecdotes that will keep you entertained and thinking!
Finding Another Voice
The Salty Mug | Dan Stone Inspiration
Join Dan Stone in this thought-provoking Salty Mug as he explores the importance of finding mentors and diverse perspectives to enrich your life. Discover how listening to others can transform your approach to relationships, careers, and personal growth. Drawing from his own experiences, Dan highlights the value of actively seeking out these influential voices. Watch now to start your journey toward a broader, richer perspective!
Nature’s Majesty: Gallery 1
Experience the breathtaking beauty of the wild with “Nature’s Majesty: Gallery 1.” This exclusive collection by renowned wildlife photographer Chris Irwin captures stunning mountain ranges and majestic animals in their natural habitats. From serene landscapes to intimate wildlife moments, each photograph invites you to explore and appreciate the wonders of nature. Dive into this visual journey and let the awe-inspiring imagery bring the wilderness closer to you.
So You Think You Know The Andy Griffith Show?
Do you like The Andy Griffith Show as much as we do? Have you seen every black and white episode over and over again like we have? What if we told you that Wisdom Harbour’s JUST FOR FUN dock has uncovered some clips you’ve never seen? That’s right…Andy, Barney, Obie, Aunt Bee, Thelma Lou, and Ellie…all together in long forgotten segments that originally aired as commercials after the Season One episodes! With General Foods as the show’s sponsor, the writers created scenes for the characters that included General Foods products. If you are a long-time viewer of this classic show, you’ll even recognize plot lines that carry over from the episode the commercial follows!
Crazy Laws Still on the Books
Betcha Didn't Know | History Leslie Anne Tarabella
Curious about some of America’s wackiest laws? From ice cream in your back pocket to no donkeys in bathtubs, this Betcha Didn’t Know covers the funniest, strangest regulations still on the books. Ever heard of illegal soup slurping or no whistling underwater? Join Leslie Anne Tarabella for a fun and educational look at these bizarre laws, including why it’s illegal to park your elephant in a metered spot in Florida and much more. You won’t believe these true stories!
How Someone from YOUR STATE Sees the Rest of the United States
As you imagine America’s regions and states…what comes to mind? Have you ever considered that there might be a common thought pattern shared by you and your friends IN YOUR STATE about the other areas of our country? At Wisdom Harbour, we want to know what you think! From your state, how do you view the others? During the next two weeks, we will be accepting your submissions to be presented to everyone on Saturday, June 8th. To spark your imagination, the JUST FOR FUN dock presents this example: How Someone From Alabama Sees The Rest Of The United States!
Pirates, Outlaws, and Turtles—Oh My!
Join us in this episode as we delve into the intriguing events of May 23 throughout history. Discover the fate of Spanish explorer Hernando De Soto in 1542 and the infamous end of British privateer Captain Kidd in 1701. Learn about Benjamin Franklin’s announcement of his bifocal invention in 1785 and the ambush that ended the lives of American outlaws Bonnie and Clyde in 1934. We’ll also touch on the founding of World Turtle Day in 2000 and much more!
Show, Don’t Tell: A Beginner’s Guide
Writers | Language Arts Tami Nantz
“Show, don’t tell” is the golden rule of storytelling. Get it right, and you’ll have readers eagerly coming back for more. Fail to strike the right balance, and your story will feel overly descriptive, slow-paced, and detached.



