Live Right Now

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?

Welcome to Live Right Now, a podcast where we explore what it means to live right now by learning to see things as they are, develop self-mastery, and live a life of service.

In part 2 we dive deep into the power of seeing life through the lens of history and how that understanding improves our ability to see things as they really are, and live right now.Hyrum Lewis is the author of "The Myth of Left and Right: How the Political Spectrum Misleads and Harms America," "There Is a God: How to Respond to Atheism in the Last Days," and various textbooks on American history.

Join us for a fascinating interview with a professor of history, author, brother of 14 siblings, and father of 5, Hyrum Lewis. In this episode, we explore his upbringing and how we might discover our own passion and what to study and do for work. An important question, so I hope you get some personal insights from this interview.

Hyrum Lewis is the author of "The Myth of Left and Right: How the Political Spectrum Misleads and Harms America," "There Is a God: How to Respond to Atheism in the Last Days," and various textbooks on American history.

Michael O'Brien is the owner and chief editor of the Arizona Beehive magazine and a lifelong entrepreneur. This episode is for the "want-trepreneur" those who want to be an entrepreneur but have no idea how to get started. Please enjoy and leave your comments on our YouTube channel.

Meet Cody Patino, a young entrepreneur and a father, trying to make a way for himself in the world. Cody tells his story from rough beginnings in foster care, using drugs, becoming a father young, and how he found the gospel of Jesus Christ. He shares his views on manliness, fatherhood, and the necessity strong honorable men to empower women to be feminine.

For our focus on mental health this month we are discussing the work done by the Family Crisis Center in helping people who have experienced abuse and trauma. Please consider your own mental health journey as you listen to how this organization helps survivors of abuse to get their lives back together.