Old Town New World

Jason talks about his experiences at The National Main Streets Conference in Detroit

An interview with Terry Roueche, a local photographer and writer

An interview with local architect, Justin Smith

The Millennial Generation and how the workplace is changing around them

We’ll get into the conversation around the web as a basic human utility

We’ll analyze the role of big cities and small towns in the information age

We’ll talk about the relationship between narrative mysteries and social media

We’ll talk about the launch of our new website.

Jason shares his thoughts after York County Day 2014

We’ll talk about the impact of Google Fiber and gigabit internet on small towns

In this episode, we’ll talk about the importance of finding your story.

We talk about The Hive, a twice-a-year program that brings design/development students together to create websites for non-profits

Today’s episode is all about cultural cycles and how they affect your future.

We talk to Rev. John Cole about why he relocated to a small town to practice his ministry.

This week, we talk about how crowdsourcing is a part of our lives on and off the web.

Part Two of our Google Hangout with The Brightbox Cowork Team!

Part One of our Google Hangout with The Brightbox Cowork Team!

This week, we talked to Brian Patrick about The Skyline Indie Film Festival, an event he created for the quickly growing community of Winchester, Virginia. He also talked about resurrecting an old bookstore in his picturesque little mountain town and his history in The Carolinas, in which he’s seen the ups and downs of his...

Jason brings good news from CrowdConf 2013 in San Francisco!

It’s Halloween and Zombies are crawling around Rock Hill. Let’s see how they feel about urban renewal.