Whatislife.blog: The Podcast Series

About Whatislife.blog: The Podcast Series

The core focus for Whatislife.blog (http://Whatislife.blog): The Podcast Series is to connect the intricate moments of humanity which thus exposes the beauty of us. We believe that all humans contain a story and that alone is worth sharing. Whatislife.blog (http://Whatislife.blog) is a multiplatform company that facilitates community expansion through business collaboration, creates opportunity exposure through social media outlets, and highlights identity through personal and company branding.

Publisher

Charles Horace

Category

business · society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

Yes

First episode

15 Nov 2025

Latest episode

16 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

21 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   16 Oct 2026

   Mike Hendricks

   In today’s episode, I sit down with Mike Hendricks, originally from West Virginia, who has dedicated much of his life to working alongside Native tribes and Indigenous communities. Mike works with Global Recording Network USA, a linguistic organization focused on preserving and translating languages around the world to support evangelism. I first met Mike in 2013 when he presented his ministry. I was immediately fascinated by his fluency in the Navajo language and his deep passion for Native peoples. That initial encounter eventually led me to travel with him to the Philippines, where I had the opportunity to connect with Indigenous communities and learn from people across the world. Throughout our conversation, Mike reflects on how his journey working with Native communities began, the importance of language preservation, the challenges surrounding language conservation, and his enduring love for the Gospel. Today, Mike lives in Gilbert, Arizona, with his wife. Throughout his life, he has also lived in Houck, Arizona, and Albuquerque, New Mexico, while traveling extensively throughout the American Southwest, the Northwest Territories, Mexico, Polynesia, and the Philippines. Join us as we explore Mike’s journey, his commitment to Indigenous communities, and the powerful connection between language, culture, and faith.

2. 

   14 Sept 2026

   Big Al

   Join us today as I chat with Big Al, an Audio, Video, and Lighting (AVL) Technician who uses his skills to assist churches and ministries near and on Native reservations. Big Al is Samoan and originally from the islands. Growing up in California, he eventually met his wife, and his world was turned around. As a Navajo with a background in the Marines and the Christian faith, Big Al’s wife helped lead him toward a new path and purpose. In today’s episode, Big Al and I dive into Navajo culture, redemption through Christ, churches on the Rez, and building an entrepreneurial mindset among Native people. Big Al lives in McNary, Arizona, with his family and helps lead the local church. As a missionary, he has a huge heart for people and for Native American culture. With a wide range of skills and experience, Big Al hopes to encourage Native youth to consider entrepreneurship as an alternative to following a traditional career path. While both paths have their benefits, Big Al understands the unique opportunities and benefits that can come from owning a business. My time getting to know Big Al has been a delight. Personally, I enjoyed hearing his insight from an outsider’s perspective. Coming from a different culture, yet finding the beauty in Navajo land and its people, has led him to a beautiful family, a meaningful ministry, and a greater sense of purpose in God.

3. 

   15 Aug 2026

   Jonathan David Lewis

   Join me as I sit down with Jonathan David Lewis, President and Owner of McKee Wallwork, an organizational identity company based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Jonathan and I first met during a ministry trip to Bolivia, where we connected with small business owners through a nonprofit organization. Jonathan grew up in Washington State with the Makah people. Through his experiences growing up on the reservation, I found many similarities and connections with my own experiences as a member of the Navajo Nation. In today’s episode, Jonathan and I dive into the topic of business leadership and discuss his new book, The Rebuilders, which focuses on three key traits: character, depth, and growth. As the world continues to change, leaders are often faced with decisions that can shape the future of their organizations. The Rebuilders provides business leaders with a framework for navigating those challenges through self-reflection, intentional growth, and a deeper examination of their mindset and goals. Structured as a seven-day devotional experience repeated over 24 weeks, The Rebuilders challenges leaders to slow down, reflect, and develop the character and depth necessary to build a better future for themselves, their teams, and their organizations. The audiobook version of The Rebuilders is scheduled to be released in September 2026 on Amazon.com (http://Amazon.com). The hardcover edition is available to be purchased through McKee Wallwork. Learn more about McKee Wallwork: McKeeWallwork.com (http://McKeeWallwork.com)

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