FILO Podcast

You were afraid to say it. To say what you said and pitch what you did, it raised eyebrows. It made everyone around you wonder what you were thinking. It may not have been scandalous; it may have just been dull. Either way, it was an idea that didn’t land.If that is the stage you are in, consider yourself lucky. In tha

Bryan Bailey from Prestonwood Baptist in Dallas joins Todd on the Podcast to talk about the importance of not just doing whatever seems good for production, but also the need to be strategic with how technology aligns with fulfilling the mission of our churches.Show Notes:FILO 2025 Digital Resources: Stick close to you

Delwin Eiland and Nate Parker, the Worship Leader and Technical Producer for FILO 2025, sit down with Todd to talk about some behind the scenes stuff from the Main Sessions of the FILO Conference, as well as the importance of trust between the platform and production teams.Show Notes:FILO Book - Learn more about I Love

We rarely ever get to hand-pick our volunteers, right? So often in church production ministry, we are meeting people where they are at just like the other ministries of an organization. Some come in hurting, needing community, or just a place to belong and be cared for. Sorry, I am getting ahead of myself, let me first

Todd sits down with Nate Aguilar, the brains behind all the technology used to pull off the FILO Conference. They talk about streaming, using Willow Creek infrastructure and setting up the volunteers up to succeed as we streamed 8 Breakouts simultaneously. Show Notes: FILO 2025 Highlight Video FILO 2026: Live Stream an

Imagine this: you are having a conversation with your friend about something important. Just as that friend starts to talk, another friend walks up and also starts talking to you. Then, your phone rings. Amidst these three people needing your attention, you are also late for a meeting.  This type of stressful situation