by Brad Pauquette | Aug 27, 2020 | Brad's Thoughts, Media
When I was a kid, we had a slew of movies recorded off of network TV. It wasn’t necessarily because my parents didn’t want to pay for them, it was because the TV versions were edited for language and content. In Christmas Vacation, when the neighbor asks where Clark...
by Brad Pauquette | Jun 11, 2020 | Brad's Thoughts
Sure, I memorized a bunch of facts in school, but everything I’ve ever really learned, I learned by taking on a project that was way over my head. Years ago, I started doing freelance website design. I primarily did the design and client management, and I paid a...
by Brad Pauquette | May 16, 2020 | Christian Unity, Christianity, Media
Are we, as Christians, perpetuating our own negative stereotypes? The other day I was writing a grant for something, and I started to write “We are a Christian faith-based organization, but we are committed to serving all members of the local community, regardless of...
by Brad Pauquette | Apr 18, 2020 | Media, Reading
Researchers at the University of California San Diego determined that the average American consumes approximately 105,000 words per day. 105,000 words. Those words come from a variety of sources, but a fair portion of them are things that you’re reading. This may come...
by Brad Pauquette | Mar 18, 2020 | Brad's Thoughts, In the News, Media
In 2007, a news station in Columbus, Ohio hired me as a web editor. It was an exciting job for a 22-year-old. The three people in my department were in the middle of an open bullpen style newsroom. The police scanner was constantly blaring, with people rushing around...
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