Frank and Jane Borja spent some time in the studio with Pastor Walton this week, discussing how they came to know Christ and began serving Him.Por Gary Walton

Join me and my cohost, Ted, as we recap the 1958 pilot episode of the classic family sitcom "The Donna Reed Show," which was requested by Charles. Among other things, we mention: Gilmore Girls, Dallas, Popeyes Fried Chicken, I Dream of Jeannie, Walt Disney, Elvis and...Seinfeld!

Pastor Chris Anderson was our special guest speaker this year at Summit Meetings. He joins Pastor Walton today to discuss missions, music, and discipleship.Por Gary Walton

The way we consume media has completely changed. Today, marketers need to be savvy in their understanding of how different audiences behave and what they areinterested in. One area seeing significant growth is musicand video content, particularly through mobile and connected TV platforms. For brands, leveraging these platforms to engage with underr…

This year's Summit Meetings speaker Pastor Chris Anderson joins guest host Pastor Jared Baldwin to tell a little of his story and preview the meetings.Por Gary Walton

Long-time church members Tony and Joanna Dungca spoke with Pastor Walton this week about their family, community group, and ministry at Harvest.Por Gary Walton

Pastor Michael Saunders joins us for Spirit Week at Harvest Christian Academy. He and guest host Pastor Noah Kephart discuss his time in ministry on Guam.Por Gary Walton

McKinsey's fourth report in its series on the business casefor diversity reinforces the idea that companies that invest in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives are more likely to outperform those that do not. Integrating DEI into the DNA of an organization is not only socially responsible but also a sound business strategy. Companies …

The Brady's are back, and so is our Brady superfan! Join me and my cohost, Eden, as we watch Jan and Marcia prepare for a double wedding. Did Eden watch an episode or a movie? She's not sure. Among other things, we mention: Home Alone, Psycho, Snoozy Suzy, excessive PDA, Summer of '42 and...Seinfeld!…

David and Mariko Manglay explain how they came to know Christ as Savior on today's Harvest Time with your host Pastor Gary Walton.Por Gary Walton

GDOE teachers Rosie Duenas and Laura Lujan spoke with Pastor Walton this week about the start of the school year and the ways we can pray for Guam teachers.Por Gary Walton

The pandemic didn't create new consumer trends butsignificantly accelerated existing ones. The consumer landscape is dynamic, continuously evolving as people change, societies evolve and cultures shift. Consequently, researchers must stay adaptable, embracing new methods and technologies like artificial intelligence (AI). AI enables innovations lik…

Principals Josh Taylor and Hope Fahoyelmarey join Pastor Walton this week to discuss teaching, learning, and the first day back at Harvest Christian Academy.Por Gary Walton

Educator and Bob Jones University faculty member Dr. Brian Carruthers joins Pastor Walton this week. Dr. Carruthers was on-island speaking to HCA staff.Por Gary Walton

Former staff members Joe and Marla Baldwin join Pastor Walton this week. They discuss family, ministry, discipleship, and their lives since leaving Guam.Por Gary Walton

Join me and my cohost, Emily, as we discuss this 1970's family drama, requested by our listener, Nancy. We discuss: the rural purge of 1971, The Simpsons, Dark Shadows, Is Jenny Crazy? and...Seinfeld. Oh! and there is a new theme song at the end, written and sung by my 7-year-old granddaughter, Shiloh. Join us for the fun!…

Despite gaining significant momentum in 2020 following a surge in social justice awareness, diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) has faced recent backlash. Yet, inclusive marketing remains essential for businesses seeking long-term success. Inclusive marketing is not just about representation. It is a strategic approach designed to build deep conn…

Short bit of reverence for a TV classic great!

In this episode of The New Mainstream podcast, Mario Carrasco and Michael Roca, who currently spearheads the Cross-Cultural Center of Excellence at Omnicom Media Group, delve into the evolving landscape of multicultural marketing and media. Multicultural has shifted from a niche segment to a central focus for many brands and agencies. This change r…

This week, Pastor Walton spoke with Jeff and Charle' Fain about coming to the Lord, meeting each other, their camp experience in 2008, and camp this year.Por Gary Walton

Younger generations of workers have fully embraced the "work from anywhere" concept, prompting employers torethink conventional methods. With the rise of remote and hybrid work models, flexible and adaptive workspaces have become more critical than ever. The pandemic accelerated the shift towards more distributed teams, andorganizations are now adj…

Join me and my cohost, Tony, as we recap the pilot episodes of the 1970's sitcom "Mort and Mindy," which was requested by our listener, Regina. In this episode, we get a crossover within a crossover, discuss how many children Tony will need to have for the sake of this podcast, and we mention: The Office, Full House, Modern Family, Shirley Temple a…

This week, guest host, Pastor Jared Baldwin, spoke with David and Merilee Wring about David's family moving to Guam and the beginning of Harvest Baptist Church.Por Jared Baldwin

Marketing is both an art and a science, shaped by the experiences and perspectives of its practitioners. Initially, multicultural marketing was considered a niche orspecialized area within broader marketing strategies. However, there has been a gradual shift towards integrating multicultural marketing into the coremarketing approach. This shift inv…

The marketing landscape is evolving, driven by the rapidly changing demographics in the U.S. Today's consumers are culturally diverse, tech-savvy, and vocal about their needs and wants. Among them, to be represented authentically in advertising. For marketers, this requires a change in the paradigm, a move beyond general marketing strategies to emb…

Pastors Ken Keith and Wade Peltier join Pastor Walton this week to talk about ministry opportunities for children and teens this summer at Harvest.Por Gary Walton

Join me and my cohost, Emily, as we recap an episode of the 1950's TV Series, Lassie. This series was requested by our listener, Steve. Among other things, we mention: Elvis, Michael Myers, Betty White, Seinfeld and...lots of Spare Ribs!

This week, Pastor Walton spoke with Ange and Wilma Dames about meeting each other, learning to be generous, and growing in their daily ministry for Christ.Por Gary Walton

Guest speaker for this year's graduation, Dr. David Anderson joins Pastor Walton this week to talk about his family, ministry, and life as President at MBU.Por Gary Walton

Black Americans, comprising about 14% of the U.S. population, wield significant economic influence, with buying power surpassing $1.5 trillion. Their culturalimpact is equally undeniable, shaping everything from music and fashion to cuisine and beyond. Yet, generally, brands fail to invest in the market research needed to truly understand the compl…

John, Sherman, Dickson, and Chance sat down with Pastor Walton this week to discuss their time at Harvest Baptist Bible College and their plans for the future.Por Gary Walton

Pastor Walton had a conversation with Tom and Sarah Davis this week about their salvation, becoming a new creature, and growing in their faith at Harvest.Por Gary Walton

Whether refreshing an existing brand orlaunching a new one, the fundamentals remain the same— understanding the "why" behind your brand is critical to its long-term success. While logos and color palettes are often seen as the face of a brand, they are merelyidentifiers, visual representations of a brand’s ideals. But branding goes deeper than that…