In late 2019, retired surgeon Michael Meguid approached 1C President Rebeca Seitz requesting help with his biography. In his coming-of-age story that spanned Egypt, Germany, England, and America, Rebeca saw a multimedia opportunity.
Step One: a scripted podcast based on the biography. Six months later, having written 30 episodes and directed 60+ voice actors in over a dozen countries, 1C Productions completed Season One of MAKING THE CUT, the podcast. 

A crazy family of four living on an island in Southwest Florida talks about the issues teens and tweens tackle today. From gaming to vaping, dating to schoolwork, Firstborn (15), Secondborn (12), Mom, and Dad figure it out together. Often, squirrels are chased. (Because...ADHD.) 

She lived 38 years in the evangelical world. He lived 39 years as a Lutheran. And then, they didn't. 
Season One (2019) chronicles their walking out of the faith, detailing specific Biblical and doctrinal issues that led to their painful but ultimately freeing journey out of evangelical Christian faith. 

Season Two began January 31, 2021, and features the couple learning new ways of living as they seek to abide in Truth and Love.

New episodes release the last day of each month.

Brenda Maxwell beat cancer, but her wit and zest for life got beaten in the process...until, that is, a dear friend makes it possible for Brenda to find adventure again. Off she goes to Nagaland - a remote area of India where a rural school is in need of help. Little does Brenda realize that her Indian jaunt will soon involve her entire family...and a need for her to rise to the rescue. 

This show has an accompanying 500 piece puzzle to work while listening. Find it at RelaxWithAStory.com. 

Living quietly among us are legends. Black men and women who kept people of color on the baseball diamond during the Jim Crow years, the "gentlemen's agreement" years, and the unspoken continuation of racism in baseball after. Others have profited from and told their stories. But we wanted to make space for THEM to speak, and profit, from their own experiences. These are the stories of Negro Leagues baseball players - captured before their voices are lost forever. 

Written by award-winning writer and cartoonist John Leatherman, "The Password Murders" leads you on a thrilling adventure of murder and mystery, but keeps things friendly enough for the whole family. We highly recommend ordering the PodPair™ clue kits so that you can assemble them as you listen and uncover the murderer. 

Jennifer Yontz-Orlando was dying. Doctors weren't sure why. And then one asked her tell him about her life. Her story - of shuttling between countries and cultures, of having no way to recover from one crisis before the next piled on, of her teenage son being diagnosed with schizophrenia - poured out. "Is this all for real?" the doctor asked. 

It was the first time Jen realized that her life experience could be the culprit to her chronic pain and deteriorating health. 

This is a show for everyone who has weathered storm after storm and whose body is paying the price. Jen has a way out of the pain that just might work for you, too.