Faith, Football, and Legacy with Jeremiah Castille

“The times, they are a changing.” Bob Dylan wrote those words more than a half century ago, but they are at least as accurate now as they were then. “The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind.” That was Bob Dylan, too, at about the same time. In today’s…

In today’s video blog, Andy answers a reader question: How do you smile while you talk without feeling phony? Smiling while you talk can do more for you than you would ever imagine. People will gravitate toward you. They will remember you. You will attract more opportunities. Smiling while you…

Having read several hundred biographies during my adult life, I feel somewhat qualified to comment upon the general concept of adversity. I’ll cut to the chase… The huge common denominator that is present in the lives of great achievers is adversity. In fact, I will go so far as to…

Tune in to hear Edgar tell his story about leaving San Francisco for a top secret mission in the South Pacific. After being torpedoed by a Japanese submarine, Edgar and the remaining survivors faced thirst, hunger, and what is considered to be the worst case of shark attacks in history.

When every image can be faked, the miraculous starts to feel like a feature. Andy Andrews reflects on how we've lost our sense of wonder—and why getting it back matters.