FILO Podcast

Have you ever tried juggling chainsaws while riding a unicycle? That's kind of how it feels to be a technical director at a church, right? We are expected to be experts in everything from sound and lighting to video production and IT. It's as if we are expected to be superheroes, capable of handling any technical chall

To hear Richard Hammond of the BBC’s Top Gear fame utter a sincere, “sorry” in his gentle English accent after he has caused mayhem with a motor vehicle is to understand the complex nature of mistakes. In our fast-paced, highly accurate tech world, mistakes can and do happen, and “sorry” is often used to lessen the dam

Todd talks with Jackie Glass, Executive Wellness Coach and good friend of the FILO Team. They talk about the importance of each of us being centered around peace and how that effects everything we do and each person we come into contact with.Show Notes:FILO 2025 Conference: Experience community with other technical art

In the life of a full-time ministry team leader, there are inevitable moments when God makes it clear that He is calling you to to move on to a new place of ministry. For anyone experiencing that proverbial illusion that the grass is greener on the other church staff, please take it from those who have been around - it

Todd is joined by Toby Walters from ChurchGear. They talk about trends in the local church, the need for community within the technical artist community and why Toby wears red shoes. Show Notes: FILO Cohorts: So often as a technical artist, it can be easy to forget to look after yourself. FILO is here to provide spaces

Imagine trying to motivate your best employees while knowing you can’t offer them a raise. Traditionally, church tech employees aren’t hitting the salary ranges of their non-church peers. The tension is real, and the challenge is common, but there’s good news: you can inspire and motivate your team beyond their paychec