A non-political episode about politics in a very politically charged world. I want to give credit to Mid-Air Machine for the use of their song Appalachian Coal Mines {120 & 4/4}, which is available on freemusicarchive.org

Following up on the previous episode I talk about how to receive feedback. Also want to give credit to Shane Ivers for the use of his son Jolly Good, which is available at silvermansound.com 

Join me as I talk about what it looks like to give feedback and how to do it in a healthy way. Also wanna give a shoutout to Shane Ivers for the use of his song Jolly Good, which is available at Silvermansound.com

Join me as I talk about some of the pit falls of going on Facebook and discuss how me might better be Christ to people on it.  A big thanks to Shane Ivers for the use of his song Jolly good, which is available on silvermansound.com

Come find out what feedback is, and why I believe it is so important to the Christian walk. A big thank you to Shane Ivers for the use of his song Jolly Good which is available on silmansound.com

Join me this week as we talk about waking up, good habits to have while doing so, and how the way you wake up can set the tone for your day. I wanna thank Shane Ivers for the use of his song Jolly Good, which can be found on Silvermansound.com

Listen in as I talk about why a lot of us don't like talking on the phone, but how we can learn to like it more and be better at it (kind of). I want to give a shout out to Shane Ivers for the use of his song Jolly Good, which can be found on Silvermansound.com

Join me as I talk about interviews, how they're awkward, and some tips to make them better. A big shout out to Shane Ivers for the use of his song Jolly Good, which is available on Silvermansound.com

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Listen in as I talk about reading the Bible, how to do it, what attitude to approach it with, and some common mistakes that we can make. A big thank you to Shane Ivers for the use of his song Jolly Good, available on Silvermansound.com