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!
Baseball, Boys, and Bad Words
In 1970, 11-year-old Andy Andrews and a group of friends began a Little League season they would never forget. All the usual ingredients were there⎯warming temperatures, freshly cut grass, and new uniforms. But the addition of a coach who was “new to the area” is what made this season truly unforgettable for young Andy.
‘Twas The Night Before Christmas
Presented by Bill and Gloria Gaither — On the night of Christmas Eve, a family is settling down to sleep when the father is disturbed by noises on the lawn outside.
Don’t Cut Your Bangs
Leslie Anne is in her kitchen today. Spend a moment with her discussing a good way and a bad way to deal with stress.
Bake Pumpkin Bread
Wes Hampton is a GRAMMY® Award winning vocalist AND a Master Chef. Will he sing while he cooks? Watch and Find out!
The Art of Heists
Betcha Didn’t Know that a painting once stole the spotlight from the Olympics! In this episode, Andy Andrews reveals the jaw-dropping story of how Edvard Munch’s masterpiece, The Scream, was snatched right out of Norway’s National Museum on the very day the Winter Olympics kicked off in Lillehammer. With an unsecured window, outdated cameras, and a guard more focused on coffee than security, the scene was set for an audacious theft. Learn how this daring heist grabbed more global headlines than the Olympic opening ceremonies and dive into the murky world of art crime, where masterpieces vanish and resurface in the strangest ways. This tale is no brushstroke of luck – it’s a masterpiece of mischief!
3rd Attitude Thinking
What would you do if you passed someone in desperate need — but stopping meant losing something important to you? In this thought-provoking lesson, Dr. Mark Foley unpacks a story most of us think we know, but reveals a layer we’ve probably never considered: the real moment of transformation wasn’t on the road at all. It happened later — quietly, powerfully — in the heart of the one who was helped. Third attitude thinking doesn’t just change what you do. It changes what’s possible.
Why Cars Stand Still for a Funeral
Leslie Anne Tarabella is a communicator with a gift for crafting words we can feel. Here, she explains something you may have wondered about…
Post an Instagram Story
Emily Isbell is the Social Media Director for Wisdom Harbour…which means she’s ready to teach you all the tricks!
Interview for Employment
Join the conversation as two Baby Boomers and two Gen Zs discuss the do’s and don’ts of Interviewing for a job.
The Making of a Songwriter
For some reason, I remember it being a Thursday. With lightning speed, my dad’s callused right hand landed on my face. I lifted my arms in a feeble attempt to block the next blow, but the left hand was also successful in finding its target.
Shall We Gather at the River (feat. The Settles Connection)
In 1864, during some of The Civil War’s bloodiest fighting, poet Robert Lowry penned words of optimistic direction to a nation divided. Put to a simple melody, the song eventually became known by its first line.
Procrastination?
You probably said it this week. Maybe even today. It’s just one word — but Armon J. Newton says it cost him more than he ever realized. It’s the word his wife called him out on. The word that quietly steals opportunities while you’re still making plans. We’re all given the same twenty-four hours. What we do with them — or don’t do — is what separates us. Before you decide to wait one more day, you need to hear what Armon has to say about it.