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Blackout is a short indie action-thriller film that is gaining tremendous steam as it nears completion.  Join the Blackout filmmakers as they describe their passion and process for delivering a compelling, high-quality film and describe how you can be part of the Blackout story through supporting their fundraising campaign.  
Film poster courtesy Blackout Production Team

In, "Vultures," screenwriter C. Neil Davenport and collaborators Walker Anthony and Jordyn Jones of Remnant Entertainment are bringing forward a meaningful film that explores the cost of success.  By involving others from the filmmaking community, as well as sponsorship by local organizations and individuals, Davenport, Anthony, and Jones are developing a work that promises a visually-stunninig and thought-provoking film to the public, and also launches a unique opportunity for the public to participate in filmmaking in their community.  Join this conversation for a unique insight into the world of film creation. 

A life-threating medical emergency while in college changed his perspective on the meaning of true health.  Listen as Dr. Preston Dantoni shares about his journey to personal health and the amazing impact this has had on his patients. Dr. Dantoni helped me leave chronic pain behind, allowing me to resume an active life. 

David Allen is founder and president of the Electric Motor Club of High Point (NC, USA) and also serves as an ambassador for Plug-in NC. He and his household have made the switch to EV's, and will even rent one of their EV's or chargers to you! Wherever you are in your consideration of EV's, you'll find David a helpful resource for information and perspective about leaving the gas pump for solar powered transportation. Listen now as David shares his experiences welcoming the future.

As a college student, Dr. Nathan Hedman enjoyed unique opportunities to visit, reside within, and help preserve The Kilns - home of noted 20th century writer C.S. Lewis.  Now a university educator, Dr. Hedman reflects on the impact these experiences and Lewis's work had on his view of the thoughtful life.

At 6 years old he provided food and protection for his siblings.
At 13 he dealt drugs, with two drivers working for him.
As an adult, he turned trauma into triumph, becoming a successful father, entrepreneur, mentor, and advocate for at-risk youth and ex-offenders.