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Catching Up to FIWhat To Do When It's Time To Manage Your Mom's Money | Beth Pinsker | 177Our guest today is Beth Pinsker, CFP®-- seasoned financial journalist, MarketWatch columnist and author of the new book, My Mother's Money: A Guide to Financial Caregiving. She represents the sandwich generation and gives us tips, advice, and cautionary tales about her firsthand experience after finding herself caring for her mother and her finances. She explains that caregiving isn't just forms and bank calls—it's love, logistics, and a dash of stubborn grit. Beth also shares: The "death file" story that changed everything How to survive bank pushbacks on powers of attorney Why a tiny funeral policy became an...
2025-11-0959 min
No Time to be TimidUsing Creativity to Create Connection featuring Carolyn Blank, Beth Huddleston, and Amy MeyersIn this episode, I’ve invited three women on the show who also happen to be my dear friends — they don’t know each other, but I’ve known them for decades. And in this past year, I’ve watched each of them explode with creativity. Carolyn Blank Cary published a cookbook, which became a mini memoir; Beth Huddleston developed an app introducing infants and toddlers to the sounds of languages and music from around the world; and Amy Meyers pivoted from a lifetime of executive recruiting and political consulting and started her own business, Mrs. Meyer’s Etiquette.All of...
2025-06-1253 min
Legacy LeadersNavigating Health and Wealth: The Legacy Leaders Approach to Estate PlanningC.L. Huddleston, founder of Huddleston Law Group, focuses on estate and "Health & Wealth" planning, including trusts, business succession, and tax strategies.He is a founding member of WealthCounsel, Ohio Certified Specialist in Estate Planning, and co-author of For Ohio Doctors.Admitted to the U.S. and Ohio Supreme Courts, he has earned top attorney ratings and the Leave A Legacy Award. Listen to this informative Legacy Leaders episode with C.L. Huddleston discusses personal legacy planning, income tax minimization, and special needs considerations. Here is what to...
2025-03-2630 min
HumancraftExploring Identity After American-Indian Transracial AdoptionSusan Devan Harness is the author of Bitterroot: A Salish Memoir of Transracial Adoption, a memoir describing her experience as a transracial adoptee removed from her American Indian home and adopted by a white family in Montana. Susan is also the author of Mixing Cultural Identities Through Transracial Adoption: After the Indian Adoption Project. She is a High Plains Book Award winner in the categories of “Indigenous Writer” and “Creative Nonfiction” and is a member of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. Susan received her B.A. in anthropology from the University of Montana and her M.A. in cultural...
2025-02-0555 min
HumancraftShining Light on Profound Aspects of the Mexican-American ExperienceReyna Grande is an award-winning novelist and memoirist. She is the author of the bestselling memoirs, The Distance Between Us and A Dream Called Home, where she writes about her life before and after she arrived in the United States from Mexico as an undocumented child immigrant. Her other works include the novels, Across a Hundred Mountains, Dancing with Butterflies, and A Ballad of Love and Glory, a novel set during the Mexican-American War. She is also the co-editor of an anthology by and about undocumented Americans called Somewhere We Are Human: Authentic Voices on Migration, Survival and New B...
2025-01-2746 min
GravyEating at the End of the WorldIn “Eating at the End of the World,” Gravy producer Katie Jane Fernelius takes a close look at the culture of disaster prep, especially how people eat when disaster strikes. As it turns out, how people provision for disaster can differ wildly from how they actually feed themselves, and each other, once a storm blows through. After living without power for almost two weeks following Hurricane Ida, Fernelius fell down a rabbit hole of prepper content. She discovered cartons of shelf-stable water, large cans of peaches and green beans, wide varieties of dehydrated meals, and large...
2024-11-2025 min
Family Life PodcastsTeens & Screens – Finding balance and benefits, when it comes to those devices – 9/24/24Teens & Screens: Keeping Kids Safe Online
A Family Life News Interview
Christian family advocate Brad Huddleston wants parents to know practical steps for safe internet usage by their children.
Family Life's Bob Price talks with Huddleston about the physical and emotional changes that happens in teens' brains and lives, when they are stuck on their phones. He has spiritual inspiration and practical techniques which parents can discuss with their children.
This discussion aired on the radio during the Family Life Noon Report on September 24. Included in the conversation was a preview of a special in-person event sponsored by Family Life u...
2024-09-2408 min
The Long ViewChristine Benz: How to RetireWe’re doing something a little different this week. Amy Arnott and Dan Lefkovitz are flipping the microphone around and interviewing the anchor host of this podcast, Christine Benz, about her new her book, How to Retire: 20 Lessons for a Happy, Successful, and Wealthy Retirement. Christine is director of personal finance and retirement planning for Morningstar. She has been with the company since 1993, where she’s served as director of the fund research team, editor of Morningstar Mutual Funds, and cofounder of this podcast in 2019. She has written several books about investing. Christine is a proud graduate of the Univ...
2024-09-1754 min
HumancraftRediscovering Her Authentic Self and a Daughter Given Up After a Secret Teenage PregnancyJudy Liautaud is the author of two memoirs, the first titled “Sunlight on My Shadow: A Birth Mother’s Journey From Secrecy to Renewal,” and the second titled “South of Ordinary: A Moving Tale of Young Love and Self-Discovery.” She’s also the author and publisher of several children’s educational books through her publishing company City Creek Press, including “Times Tables the Fun Way,” “Addition the Fun Way,” and “Story Problems the Fun Way.” In our interview, we discuss Judy’s secret teen pregnancy, the pain and grief of giving up her baby for adoption, the healing and joy of finding and meeting h...
2024-08-2838 min
HumancraftFinding Peace After Family Dysfunction, Abuse, and the Absence of a Legendary Filmmaker FatherNicca Ray is the author of “Ray by Ray: A Daughter’s Take on the Legend of Nicholas Ray,” a blend of memoir and biography about her famous father and the impact of his absence in her life. She is also the author of poetry collections titled “Back Seat Baby,” “Curve,” and “Go Go Go Girl.” Her second memoir, “Love and Cigarettes” is coming soon, and her play “Cry of the Butterfly” will be performed in New York City in Fall 2025. In our interview, Nicca and I discuss the impact of addiction and sexual abuse in her life and family, the ways in which...
2024-08-0748 min
HumancraftExploring Vietnamese-American Identity, Family Dynamics, and Two VietnamsChristina Vo is a Vietnamese-American writer and the author of two memoirs, one titled “The Veil Between Two Worlds,” and the other a dual memoir written with her father called, “My Vietnam, Your Vietnam.” In our interview, we discuss the differences in experiences and perspectives between her and her father, who fled post-war Vietnam in the 1970s; the death of her mother when she was a teenager; her extended journeys to Vietnam as an adult to better understand her heritage; and her continued exploration of identity, culture, and belonging in her life and writing.
2024-07-1743 min
HumancraftSurviving Combat and Internal BattlesRon Jansen is a Marine combat veteran and the author of a memoir titled, “An Otherwise Healthy Person: A Marine’s Story of Going to Fallujah and Fighting to Come Home.” In our interview, he discusses his deployment to Fallujah during a time of intense fighting between the U.S. military and the Al Qaeda-backed insurgency, the challenges he faced when he returned home and was confronted with his own internal battles, and his ultimate awakening to his authentic self.
2024-07-0335 min
HumancraftHealing From Family Violence and a Mother’s MurderShelly Edwards Jorgensen is the author of a memoir titled "Beautiful Ashes: A True Story of Murder, Betrayal, and One Woman’s Search for Peace.” In the memoir and in our interview, Shelly talks about multiple traumas she experienced growing up, including living with an alcoholic, abusive father both before and after he murdered her mother; testifying against him at his trial; and suffering sexual assault. She also discusses the uplifting power of her faith during the darkest times, her healing journey, and all the ways in which she has ultimately embraced a new mindset on life, faith, and the...
2024-06-191h 03
WOCTalkWOC Nurse-Led Ostomy Support GroupsEpisode Resources:Click here to find a UOAA Affiliated Ostomy Support Group near you. People who have or will have surgery, caregivers, family, friends and medical professionals are invited to attend and benefit from lifelong learning and emotional support.Click here to access the article, The Role of the WOC Nurse in an Ostomy Support Group by Stephanie Mowdy, BSN, RN, C, CETN. Click “Download” on the left-hand side to get the PDF version of the original article that was published in the JWOCN® in 1998.Click here to access the article Starting and Maint...
2024-06-181h 04
HumancraftCultivating Wellness Through Native CultureDonell Barlow is a prolific author, having published a memoir called "Medicine Tracks,” two children’s books called “Bigfoot and Lightening Bug” and “Creature Teacher Yoga,” and a poetry book titled “Words Have No Meaning.” She is Yurok and an enrolled member of the Ottawa Tribe, Otter Clan. She works with Native communities as a Research and Training Coordinator and Certified Holistic Health Coach. In our interview, Donell talks about all the dynamics present in diet and nutrition; the benefits of embracing different forms of medicine in life, including food, Native practices, dreams, and animal encounters; how suffering and grief are their...
2024-06-1248 min
HumancraftHealing from the Fallout of a Parent’s Attempted SuicideAmy Turner is a schoolteacher, former lawyer, and author of a memoir called “On the Ledge.” The memoir tells the story of her father’s attempted suicide when she was four years old, the hypervigilance and fear that then plagued her into adulthood, and how her own brush with death decades later unexpectedly led her on a path of healing and creativity. In our interview, Amy discusses the events detailed in her book and more.
2024-06-0546 min
HumancraftEmbracing Positive Words and Deeds from Uganda to the USGilbert Mfitundinda is the author of a book titled, “Life’s Lens: Looking Through the Eyes of a Compassion International Child” a memoir about his life growing up in extreme poverty in Uganda and later moving to the United States. He is also the founder and CEO of a non-profit called Love Restoration, an organization that provides education, nutrition, and health care to children in Uganda. In our interview, Gilbert discusses his life in Uganda, how sponsors from the U.S. provided him with the rare opportunity to stay in school, what it was like to move to the U.S...
2024-05-2941 min
HumancraftForging into the Wilderness as an Environmental ScientistMichelle Schuman is a retired ecologist who specialized in wetland science and environmental policy in Alaska for more than four decades. Part of her work in Alaska included acting as a first responder at the Exxon oil spill, a major environmental disaster that occurred in 1989. She is also the author of a novel called “Jaquar Moon,” and a memoir titled, “The Understory: A Female Environmentalist in the Land of The Midnight Sun.” In addition to her first two books, she has finished another novel, an environmental thriller that she hopes to release this year. In our interview, she discusses all of t...
2024-05-2244 min
HumancraftUnderstanding, Surviving, and Healing from Narcissistic AbuseRandi Fine is a pioneer in the narcissistic abuse movement and a narcissistic abuse expert and coach. She is also a podcast host and the author of a book called “Close Encounters of the Worst Kind: The Narcissistic Abuse Survivor's Guide to Healing and Recovery” and a memoir titled “Cliffedge Road.” In our interview, Randi talks about narcissistic personality disorder, narcissistic abuse, her own experience of having a parent with the disorder, and what victims can do to enlighten themselves about it, protect themselves going forward, and heal.
2024-05-1551 min
HumancraftFrom a Chaotic Upbringing to an Abundant, Compassionate LifeRick Evans is a motivational speaker, entrepreneur, activist, veteran, and author of a book titled, “My Life for Yours,” a memoir about the challenges he's overcome in his life. In our interview, Rick discusses how he navigated the extreme hardships of his childhood, including his mother’s incarceration for murder when he was only six years old, and how he ultimately embraced leadership, hard work, compassion, and positivity to create a life of abundance and service to others.
2024-05-0842 min
HumancraftNavigating Life as an Iraqi During and After the 2003 Invasion of IraqMy guest today is Lamees Al Ethari. Lamees holds a Ph.D. from the Department of English Language and Literature at the University of Waterloo in Canada, where she teaches creative and academic writing and literature. Her publications include a poetry collection titled “From the Wounded Banks of the Tigris” and a memoir titled “Waiting for the Rain: An Iraqi Memoir." Both publications focus on her experiences living through the 2003 invasion of Iraq, its aftermath, and her subsequent migration from the country.
2024-05-0149 min
HumancraftSurviving the Deaths of Two ChildrenSusan Hutchinson is the author of a book called “Forever with Me,” a memoir about the lives and tragic deaths of not one but two of her daughters within a five-year time period. In our interview, Susan talks about her book, her grieving processes, and how she ultimately survived with the determination to keep living life to the fullest and the desire to show others in her position that they too can make it to the other side. Link to Susan's book: https://www.amazon.com/Forever-Me-Memoir-Susan-Hutchinson/dp/B08P3H12DPLinks to Humancraft socia...
2024-04-2443 min
HumancraftAn Inspired, Resilient Journey Through a Life with Crohn’s DiseaseBrad is the author of a book called “Lemon Belly: A Memoir of Resilience and Crohn’s Disease.” The book describes the inspired way in which he has tackled decades of serious health challenges due to Crohn’s Disease, including a year-long health crisis that nearly killed him. In our interview, Brad discusses his book, his life with a chronic illness, and how he has remained positive and determined despite his hardships.
2024-04-1737 min
HumancraftSustaining a Bold, Adventurous Spirit Despite SetbacksHeather Bond is the author of a book called “Athena Rising,” a memoir about the extraordinary experiences she’s had in her life and how they ultimately led her on a path of self-discovery and transformation. She is also the founder of a group called Trekking Ambassadors, a team of international adventurers who provide solar lights and eyeglasses to remote villages with little or no electricity and a lack of essential supplies. In her earlier years, she was a forest-service firefighter, Los Angeles firefighter, and Hollywood stuntwoman, and she participated in numerous extreme endurance races. In our interview, Heather discus...
2024-04-1042 min
HumancraftRecovering From Anorexia and Creating a Nourishing LifeShani Raviv is the author of a book called “Being Ana: A Memoir of Anorexia Nervosa.” She is also the creator of “Journey Writing Circles,” a group healing experience in which women and teen girls journal, share, and connect. In our interview, Shani discusses what it was like for her to live with anorexia for ten years of her life and how she was able to recover and create a full, nourishing life. Link to her book: https://www.amazon.com/Being-Ana-Memoir-Anorexia-Nervosa/dp/163152139X
2024-04-0350 min
History Makers with Matt PraterBrad Huddleston - 2-3 December 2023Brad Huddleston is an internationally respected speaker, consultant, teacher, and author on important issues such as technology and culture. He has worked with universities, schools, churches, and law enforcement. He has spoken to hundreds of thousands worldwide on the advantages of well-used technology tools and the dangers of the growing trend toward technology addiction. Brad has an ongoing collaboration with the Bureau of Market Research (BMR)-an independent company-and its Consumer Neuroscience Division at the University of South Africa. Brad has a degree in Computer Science and a Diploma of Biblical Studies, as well as being a credentialed minister in...
2023-12-0216 min
HumancraftKristin Joy Lavin on Love, Loss, and Signs from the AfterlifeKristin Joy Lavin is the author of “The Butterfly Promise,” a memoir about love, grief and the afterlife, particularly as they relate to her relationship with her beloved grandmother. She talks with Beth about her book, spirituality, messages and signs from the afterlife, and grieving the loss of the ones we love.
2023-11-2223 min
HumancraftLatrea Russ on an Empowered Approach to Hardships and Disability ChallengesLatrea Russ is an author, disability-empowerment coach, and speaker. Her most recent book is a memoir titled “It's Not What It Looks Like: I'm Not Doing That Anymore.” She talks with Beth about how she persevered through a difficult childhood and the challenges of living with a disability to live a purpose-driven, fulfilling life.
2023-11-0841 min
HumancraftLaura Kendall on Life with a Prosthesis and Learning to Accept HerselfLaura is the author of “My Prosthetic Life,” a memoir about her experiences growing up with a prosthetic arm due to a birth defect caused by her mother taking Thalidomide for morning sickness during her pregnancy. She joins Beth to discuss all the ways in which living with a physical difference affected her life and how she eventually learned to accept and love herself exactly as she is.
2023-10-2425 min
HumancraftPatricia Rodi on Life After CancerPatricia Rodi is a mother, wife, cancer survivor, peer mentor, and author of the memoir, “What Comes After Cancer: A Memoir for Patients, Family, and Friends Dealing With Critical Illness.” She talks with Beth about surviving cancer and all the ways in which cancer has affected her life, including unexpected gifts and blessings she found along the way.
2023-10-1035 min
HumancraftPaul Honeycutt on Embracing Authentic Self After Jehovah’s Witness UpbringingPaul Honeycutt is the CEO of The Creation Lab, a leadership-consulting business that seeks to bring an intuitive, heart-centered approach to leadership in the workplace. He joins Beth to discuss his childhood growing up as a Jehovah’s Witness, how he came to terms with his homosexuality in the midst of his strict religious upbringing, and the ways in which he uses what he learned throughout the years to make positive change in his work and life today.
2023-10-041h 16
HumancraftAly Bird on Grief and Grief SupportAly Bird is a qualifying registered psychotherapist, coach, speaker, and author of the book, “Grief Ally: Helping People You Love Cope with Death, Loss, and Grief.” She talks with Beth about grief, grief support, and the loss of her husband.
2023-09-2639 min
HumancraftMomoko Uno on the Loss of a Parent During Covid QuarantineMomoko Uno is a doctor of integrative medicine, certified functional medicine practitioner, acupuncturist, board-certified Chinese herbalist, and author of the book “14 Days: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Quarantine Hell.” She talks with Beth about her medical career, how her confinement in Australia's hotel quarantine during Covid kept her from being with her mother before her death, grief, coping mechanisms, and more.
2023-09-2032 min
HumancraftAnnette Allen on a Multicultural Upbringing and Life LessonsAnnette Allen is a spiritual adventurer, highly sensitive empath, and author of the book “An Ethiopian Odyssey.” She joins Beth to talk about growing up in the UK, Ethiopia, and South Africa; publishing her book about her return to Ethiopia decades later; writing her second book, “A Song for Eric,” about her brother Eric, who struggled with drug and alcohol misuse and died by suicide in 2009; and much more.
2023-09-1946 min
The Berean Call ConferenceBrad Huddleston: Technology vs. Intimacy with God Brad Huddleston is an internationally respected speaker, consultant, teacher, and author on important issues such as technology and culture. He has worked with universities, schools, churches, and law enforcement.He has a degree in Computer Science and a Diploma of Biblical Studies. He is a frequent guest on radio and television and the author of: Digital Rehab: Learning to Live Again in the Real World; Digital Cocaine: A Journey Toward iBalance; and The Dark Side of Technology: Restoring Balance in the Digital Age.Brad also hosts the international radio...
2023-09-071h 22The Berean Call ConferenceBrad Huddleston: Digital Addiction: What the Neuroscience Shows Brad Huddleston is an internationally respected speaker, consultant, teacher, and author on important issues such as technology and culture. He has worked with universities, schools, churches, and law enforcement.He has a degree in Computer Science and a Diploma of Biblical Studies. He is a frequent guest on radio and television and the author of: Digital Rehab: Learning to Live Again in the Real World; Digital Cocaine: A Journey Toward iBalance; and The Dark Side of Technology: Restoring Balance in the Digital Age.Brad also hosts the international radio...
2023-09-061h 15
HumancraftCanine Nutritionist Maria Reich on Mental and Physical Pet HealthMaria Reich is a certified canine nutritionist, co-owner of The Pet Health and Nutrition Center, and author of the book, “A Thousand Lifetimes: The Story of a Woman and Her Dog: Both Sides of the Tale.” She talks with Beth about her book, animal communication, pet health and nutrition, and all the ways we can best care for our pets.
2023-09-0648 min
HumancraftSorana Mitchell on Finding Joy After StruggleSorana Mitchell is a mother, singer/songwriter, writer, poet and author of the memoir “Still Smiling.” She talks with Beth about the sudden loss of her beloved father when she was a child, a difficult relationship with her mother, surviving sexual abuse, living with bipolar disorder, and finding positivity and joy in the midst of it all.
2023-08-2953 min
Hope City Church Staunton Services6/14/23 - The Call of God-He Knows your NamePastor Kevin Persinger
Calvary Assembly of God
Special Musical Guest:
Beth Huddleston
Special Guest Preacher:
Brad Huddleston
Check us out online at:
www.stauntonag.org
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/CalvaryAG.Staunton/
Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNa9SFIr3DG_I9jFeVwQ2PQ
2023-06-111h 31History Makers with Matt PraterBrad Huddleston - 18-19 March 2023Brad Huddleston is an internationally respected speaker, consultant, teacher, and author on important issues such as technology and culture. He has worked with universities, schools, churches, and law enforcement. He has spoken to hundreds of thousands worldwide on the advantages of well-used technology tools and the dangers of the growing trend toward technology addiction. Brad has an ongoing collaboration with the Bureau of Market Research (BMR)-an independent company-and its Consumer Neuroscience Division at the University of South Africa. Brad has a degree in Computer Science and a Diploma of Biblical Studies, as well as being a credentialed minister in...
2023-03-1816 min
InterviewBrad HuddlestonBrad Huddleston is an internationally respected speaker, consultant, teacher, and author on important issues such as technology and culture. He has worked with universities, schools, churches, and law enforcement. He has spoken to hundreds of thousands worldwide on the advantages of well-used technology tools and the dangers of the growing trend toward technology addiction. Brad has an ongoing collaboration with the Bureau of Market Research (BMR)—an independent company—and its Consumer Neuroscience Division at the University of South Africa. Brad has a degree in Computer Science and a Diploma of Biblical Studies, as well as being a credentialed minister in t...
2023-03-1400 min
Men in the Arena - Christian Men's PodcastREBOOT: Winning the Digital Cocaine Battle and Navigating Through It With Your Family EP 566Brad Huddleston joined us with some alarming statistics regarding screentime and our kids' use of technology, what it does to their brains, and what to do about it. Brad Huddleston is an internationally respected speaker, consultant, teacher and author on the important issues such as technology and culture. He has worked with universities, schools, churches and law enforcement, and spoken to hundreds of thousands around the world on both the advantages of well-used technology tools and the dangers of the growing trend toward technology addiction. Brad has an on-going collaboration with the Bureau of Market Research (BMR...
2022-08-041h 08Hope City Church Staunton Services07/11/21 - A Fresh Move of the Holy SpiritPastor Kevin Persinger
Calvary Assembly of God
Special Musical Guest
Beth Huddleston
Special Guest Speaker
Brad Huddleston
Check us out online at:
www.stauntonag.org
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/CalvaryAG.Staunton/
Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNa9SFIr3DG_I9jFeVwQ2PQ
2021-07-111h 21Hope City Church Staunton Services6/20/21 - Back HomePastor Kevin Persinger
Calvary Assembly of God
Special Musical Guest:
Beth Huddleston
Special Guest Speaker:
John Selby
Check us out online at:
www.stauntonag.org
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/CalvaryAG.Staunton/
Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNa9SFIr3DG_I9jFeVwQ2PQ
2021-06-2058 minMen in the Arena - Christian Men's PodcastWinning the Digital Cocaine Battle and Navigating Through It with Your Family w/Brad Huddleston EP 453If you are a dad you need to listen to this episode! Your kids probably already have an addiction to something and you may not even realize it! Brad Huddleston is an internationally respected speaker, consultant, teacher and author on the important issues such as technology and culture. He has worked with universities, schools, churches and law enforcement, and spoken to hundreds of thousands around the world on both the advantages of well-used technology tools and the dangers of the growing trend toward technology addiction. Brad has an on-going collaboration with the Bureau of Market Research (BMR...
2021-06-181h 08
The Naked GospelTechnology, Sexuality, and Christianity w/ Brad HuddlestonIn this episode, Brad Huddleston joins us to talk about what technology is doing to our relationships and our sexuality. Specifically, Shane and Brad work through how technology is shaping our Christianity. Become a Disruptor! Click here to watch this video! Brad Huddleston is an internationally respected speaker, consultant, teacher and author on the important issues such as technology and culture. He has worked with universities, schools, churches and law enforcement, and spoken to hundreds of thousands around the world on both the advantages of well-used technology tools and the dangers of the...
2021-06-0951 min
The Rhett Palmer ShowEP3-"Digital Cocaine" Author Brad Huddleston Digital overload! There are solutions!Rhett Palmer interview with Brad Huddleston Episode 3 of 3 Brad Huddleston Ministries PO Box 878 Stuarts Draft, VA 24477 Brad Huddleston is an internationally respected speaker, consultant, teacher and author on the important issues such as technology and culture. He has worked with universities, schools, churches and law enforcement, and spoken to hundreds of thousands around the world on both the advantages of well-used technology tools and the dangers of the growing trend toward technology addiction. Brad has an on-going collaboration with the Bureau of Market Research (BMR) and its Neuroscience Division at the University of So...
2020-12-0318 min
The Rhett Palmer ShowEP2-"Digital Cocaine" Author Brad Huddleston Digital overload! There are solutions!Rhett Palmer interview with Brad Huddleston Episode 2 of 3 Brad Huddleston Ministries PO Box 878 Stuarts Draft, VA 24477 Brad Huddleston is an internationally respected speaker, consultant, teacher and author on the important issues such as technology and culture. He has worked with universities, schools, churches and law enforcement, and spoken to hundreds of thousands around the world on both the advantages of well-used technology tools and the dangers of the growing trend toward technology addiction. Brad has an on-going collaboration with the Bureau of Market Research (BMR) and its Neuroscience Division at the University of So...
2020-12-0317 min
The Rhett Palmer ShowEP1-"Digital Cocaine" Author Brad Huddleston Digital overload! There are solutions!Digital Cocaine, A Journey Toward iBalance Rhett Palmer interview with Author Brad Huddleston - Episode 1 of 3Brad Huddleston MinistriesPO Box 878Stuarts Draft, VA 24477Brad Huddleston is an internationally respected speaker, consultant, teacher and author on the important issues such as technology and culture. He has worked with universities, schools, churches and law enforcement, and spoken to hundreds of thousands around the world on both the advantages of well-used technology tools and the dangers of the growing trend toward technology addiction. Brad has an on-going collaboration with the Bureau of Market Research (BM...
2020-12-0318 min
Strange CountryJohn du PontThe fine line between eccentric and mentally ill is actually a gigantic pile of money. John du Pont used his piles of money to buy Olympic glory and in his quest ends up murdering a Olympic star Dave Schultz. Strange Country co-hosts Beth and Kelly talk about this sad tale and pontificate about America's obsession with the filthy rich. Theme music: Big White Lie by A Cast of Thousands Cite your sources: Bever, Lindsey. "The Twisted Saga of John Du Pont, the Scion Played by Steve Carell in 'Foxcatcher'." The Washington Post, WP...
2020-01-2354 min