Amazing People Podcast

In this episode I talk about Faith in a Mobile World, and the initiative by AT& T called Inspired Mobility. What place do mobile devices have in our houses of worship? How can we create space for them? Or should we? These are some of the questions that were brought to our panel at the 2014 Blogging While Brown Conference.

In this episode I talk about how I had over 20,000 views on some very targeted blogs in one week and why I chose to use the microblogging platform Medium as my tool of choice.

Matt McWilliams is a father, author, blogger and most importantly world-changer.  He doesn't call himself that to be self important but he realizes that we are all world changers. If we weren't born to change the world, we're unnecessary. In this episode we talk about a highly personal post about his dad and the power of forgiveness. You can find out more about Matt on his blog.

My mentor introduced me to a saying called, "planned spontaneity" and in this episode I do exactly that. This podcast was recorded shortly after serving with the Creative Missions team in Baltimore, Maryland.     I also introduce my friend Muta to the podcast as he will be bringing a segement called "The Unrelenting Optimist"   Muta went from being a high school dropout to serving as vice president of a regional healthcare company and owning his own company all before the age of 30 and before he received a G.E.D or college degree. He is now living out his calling by planting Freedom Community Church with a few friends in Niles, MI. He is a graduate of Bethel College and is currently pursuing the Master of Divinity at Wesley Seminary. Muta is passionate about dating his wife, wrestling with his two sons and encouraging others to live life on purpose at mutamwenya.com.  

Kevin Hendricks is the executive editor the popular church blog, churchmarketingsucks.com. He shares his story and some of the secrets to his success since having a blog for 10 years.

In this episode I share my 7 step blueprint for a successful podcast. You can find it on digitalministryacademy.com and watch my webinar on podcasting. If you are thinking about starting a podcast, I highly recommend that you follow my steps and start one today.

In this episode I speak with Cleve Persinger of Creative Missions. Creative Missions mission trip for church communicators to use their skills and help local churches communicate better. They are coming to my home city of Baltimore in May 2014 and I speak to him about the background and why this is so important to churches.

Raoul Snyman is the lead volunteer at OpenLP, an open source church presentation software. He talks about the project and why open source software is important to the church.

Teshorn Jackson went to school to be an architect, but when he picked up a camera and did his first professional shoot, there was no turning back. ind out how he "turned pro" in this episode. He will also share some tips with you on how to turn pro too.

Lala is co-host of Bible Bootcamp Unplugged which is a popular web series that focuses on relationships. In this episode she shares her story of how she began co-hosting the show with Pastor Paul Graham and how she manages social media and her many endeavors.

Anthony J. Hackett is an actor and founder of SONset Friday Entertainment. He shares the story on how he grew his You Tube channel to over 1,500 subscribers in 90 days and why he uses his mobile phone as his primary camera for his videos. He also shares some tips and inspiration and why consistency matters with videos or any creative project.

Are you a business person struggling with pricing of your product or services?  In this audio seminar I share quick actionable tips on how to jumpstart your pricing strategy. You need to move from the price wars of other vendors and compete on value.   

Jaret is the founder of Bulletin Plus, a company that helps churches save money by moving them from a paper bulletin to an online one. He shares his background as a church graphic designer and how an online bulletin saved his church thousands of dollars. He also shares how his pastor implemented and "sold" the idea to his church.

Shawn Hubbard is the official photographer of the Baltimore Ravens and he came to my classroom to talk about his start with photography and how passion affects everything he does.

In this podcast, Jeremy Smith gives great advice about social media, blogging and more. Jeremy is the social media maanger for Youth for Christ Internation and he also blogs and gives social media consultation at 78p.tv

In this episode I speak with Costin Jordache, a successful media professional, pastor and speaker. He talks about church tech and video cameras and more.

In this episode I share three things if people knew and implemented they would get amazing results.

In this special podcast episode I speak with Pastor Ron Hudson and we discussed his new app, Podium Cue.  It is an app designed for speakers and presenters and features a virutal index card system where you can transition from one main point to another. 

In this episode I talk with entrepreneur and event planner April Williams. She shares about her process while planning events and how it can be stressful but how she keeps it under control.

There are many key questions you should ask in business, but there is one question you should avoid.  In this special presentation I gave to the Howard University School of Law entitled "The Worst Business Question Ever" I share why asking the right questions is vital to your business success.