Andrew J. Mair
Andrew J. Mair is a Texas-based, Utah born author and blogger. He participates in several podcasts as a social media manager and contributor, most notably the Utah-based show, in podcast form, The Cultural Hall.
BOOKS, BLOGS AND PODCASTS
Tales Of a Paperboy - A Christmas Story
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Following the death of his mother, fourteen-year-old Daniel Morgan moves from Texas to Utah to live with his grandma and new step-grandfather while his dad pursues a job out of state.
Encouraged by his father, Daniel reluctantly starts his first job as a paperboy. Lonely and lost in an unfamiliar environment and with the holidays approaching, Daniel finds comfort and hope in the sound of local church bells.
Through his grandparents and the retired families living on his paper route, Daniel learns valuable lessons about responsibility and family. But will he find the spirit of Christmas he longs for?
What's On My Mind
Andrew writes a blog about various topics from religion to technology. He also uses this space to test out some of his story concepts. At Christmas, his posts are devoted to the holiday with a post for every day of December.
PODCASTS INCLUDE TOPICS LIKE RELIGION, POP and Geek Cultur
The Cultural Hall
Should We Hit Record Podcast
Should We Hit Record Podcast
The Cultural Hall is an online community for members & non-members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints to discuss all things Mormon.
Andrew appears as a contributor to the segments called Articles of News.
Twitter @TheCulturalHall
Should We Hit Record Podcast
Should We Hit Record Podcast
Should We Hit Record Podcast
This podcast is based on the idea that great conversations among friends maybe should or shouldn’t be recorded and sent out to the public.
We talk about politics, religion, tech, movies, comic books, and other geeky stuff and whatever comes to our minds. We lean heavily into our conversations about Star Wars and Marvel.
It's a place for
This podcast is based on the idea that great conversations among friends maybe should or shouldn’t be recorded and sent out to the public.
We talk about politics, religion, tech, movies, comic books, and other geeky stuff and whatever comes to our minds. We lean heavily into our conversations about Star Wars and Marvel.
It's a place for me to stay in touch with my friends and do a podcast all at the same time.
