How can we learn the truth about something when there's so many opinions on social media? In this episode we discuss that question with a journalist who makes it her purpose to discover the truth about events. Christina Lords is an editor for the Idaho Capital Sun, who is determined to get to the truth and give everyone the fairest possible treatment in her writing. In a time of distrust and media bias, join us for a refreshing take on journalism and seeing things as they really are.

Note: I met Christina on a communications expedition to Boise, Idaho with a group of fellow BYU-I students. We learned a lot and had a great discussion with Christina about her work.

In this episode we talk about seeing things as they really are by studying history and understanding how things became the way that they are. I really enjoyed this conversation and I hope that you get some new perspectives about why history matters and how we can see things as they really are. Also join us for part two in the next episode.

Hyrum was an unmotivated student, until he switched his major to what he was actually passionate about, and then he took off. Join us for an in-depth conversation with Professor and Author, Hyrum Lewis as we discuss history, finding your purpose, and learning to see things as they really are.

I interview a Paramedic from the local fire department about the fragility of life and the things that matter most. Join us for a conversation that leaves you with a greater appreciation that life is a gift.

In this intro I share some principles worth considering when it comes to becoming our best selves, introduce the podcast and try out my podcaster voice.

My friend Logan happened to stop by after his car broke down so I invited him to interview with me. We chatted about how we can prioritize the things that matter most, even when they don't seem urgent.

Welcome to part 3 of our interview with Joseph Brower. In this episode, we talk about overcoming challenges and having the courage to create in a world of chaos. We talk about how we can we respond well to our failures, and the destructive influences of the world, learning from every failure and keep moving forward with our ideas. Please enjoy!

In part 2 of our interview with Joseph Brower. In this episode we explore the process for bringing a game idea to life, starting with a prototype. This episode may inspire you to bring your own ideas to life. Yes, there is a process, but if you just keep learning from failures, you will succeed eventually in bringing your gift to the world.

Joseph Brower is one founder of a game company called Binary Cocoa. Join us as we explore Joseph's personal journey into game development, and the initial challenges and successes of his venture. From early interests sparked by gaming in his youth, collaboration with a family friend turned business partner, to the ordeal of making their first game, this episode paints a picture of a passionate individual learning through the challenges of creating something meaningful in the world. It also touches upon the essence of creativity and determination in the face of obstacles, setting the stage for a deeper conversation about living a life focused on creating and contributing positively in part 2 and 3.

Have you ever thought that having more experience may not always be a good thing?