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!
Same Water, Different Boat
This powerful addition to the Musicians Dock comes from singer-songwriter Jimmy Yeary, written alongside Joey Hyde and Shane Minor. What began as a conversation about division turned into a reminder of how much we share. We all love. We all hurt. And deep down, we all want the same things. Through heartfelt lyrics and a soul-stirring melody, Same Water, Different Boat invites us to see one another with new eyes—and maybe a little more grace.
The Wild History of April Fools’ Day
Betcha Didn’t Know April Fools’ Day once sparked a volcanic eruption, involved dancing mermaids (sort of), and dates back to a calendar confusion in France! From fishy pranks to flaming tire piles, this wildly unpredictable tradition has deep—and hilarious—roots across the globe. So why do we dedicate an entire day to being tricked? The answer is more surprising than you think. Hit play and prepare to be fooled with Leslie Anne Tarabella… in the most fascinating way!
The Lost Recipes of the 1970s
Take a trip down culinary memory lane as we crack open the dusty recipe box and rediscover foods that time—and taste buds—forgot. From pear salad with mayo (why?) to tuna casserole and that mysterious school cafeteria tetrazzini, we’re asking the big questions: What happened to onion loaf? Did anyone really like tomato aspic? Join us for a buffet of bizarre, beloved, and baffling bites from the 1970s. Warning: nostalgia may cause indigestion.
A Star Is Born
Before it became an Oscar-winning soundtrack or a modern Hollywood epic, A Star Is Born began here—in 1937—with a script that captured the beauty and heartbreak of chasing dreams. The writing behind this original version sparked a legacy so enduring, it has been remade three times over nearly 90 years. Dive into the film that inspired generations of writers, filmmakers, and artists—and see how great stories begin here on the Writers Dock.
My Method for Growing in Gratefulness
Ever feel like life’s challenges pull you down before the day even begins? Andy Andrews shares a simple but powerful habit that can shift your mindset and set the tone for your day—before your feet even hit the floor. In this thought-provoking piece, Andy reveals how disciplining yourself to focus on gratitude can transform your outlook, strengthen your relationships, and help you tackle life’s “alligators” with a renewed spirit. If you’ve ever struggled to feel thankful when you least feel like it, this perspective is for you.
The Five Laws of Stupidity
Ever wonder why we have warning labels stating the obvious? Before diving into the Five Laws of Stupidity, we took a hilarious look at some of the most absurd labels and how they came to be. Then, we explored economist Carlo Cipolla’s take on why stupidity is the greatest existential threat to humanity—and why we all underestimate just how many idiots are among us. Ready to laugh, learn, and maybe rethink a few things? Watch now!
The Lost Art of Diplomacy
In this Protocol Conversation, Monica Earley and Andy Andrews tackle a skill that seems to be fading fast—diplomacy. From historic brawls in Congress to modern-day political clashes, they explore what it really means to communicate with tact, negotiate effectively, and resolve conflicts without hostility. Can we bring diplomacy back into our conversations at home, in the workplace, and even in our government? Tune in for real-world examples, practical advice, and a few entertaining stories that will have you rethinking the way you handle disagreements.
Moby Dick by Herman Melville
Captain Ahab isn’t just chasing a whale—he’s chasing a force he believes has ruined his life. Moby-Dick is more than a legendary sea creature; it’s a symbol of everything Ahab fears, hates, and cannot control. But is the white whale truly the villain, or is Ahab’s own obsession the real beast? Jimmy Yeary dives deep into the madness, the meaning, and the monomania behind this classic tale—because when it comes to Moby-Dick, there’s always more beneath the surface…In Other Words.
Wartime Cartoons: Laughter, Propaganda, and History
During World War II, animation wasn’t just for fun—and cartoons weren’t just for children. Animation was a weapon of influence, rallying audiences with humor, satire, and symbolism. In this special collection, we take a look at four classic wartime cartoons: The Ducktators (1942), Daffy — The Commando (1943), and The Fifth Column Mouse (1943), and Private SNAFU: Spies (1943). Each of these animated shorts was designed to entertain while reinforcing the urgency of the global conflict, using slapstick humor and exaggerated caricatures to depict the fight against tyranny. They each played in movie theaters before serious feature films.
Through the Traveler’s Lens: Gallery 1
See the world from a different perspective with Through the Traveler’s Lens: Gallery 1, a collection of images captured by Andy Andrews. As a Noticer and storyteller, Andy finds significance in the overlooked, beauty in the ordinary, and meaning in the unexpected. Each photograph invites you to pause and see through his eyes, revealing moments of quiet wisdom, untold stories, and the subtle details that make life extraordinary. Take a closer look—you may discover something you’ve never noticed before.
The Pony Express: A Lightning Ride into History
Betcha Didn’t Know…the Pony Express—one of the most legendary mail delivery services in American history—lasted less than two years! That’s right, despite its daring riders, lightning-fast speed, and thrilling reputation, it was quickly outpaced by an even bigger innovation. So what made the Pony Express so special? And why did it disappear so fast? Get ready for an adventure through rain, snow, bandit attacks, and a race against time—because this one’s a gallop through history you won’t want to miss!
Write, Share, Grow: Why Blogging Still Matters
Blogging has come a long way since its early days, but at its heart, it’s still a simple, effective way to share your voice with the world.