Bill Heid

The Point of No Return? Bill Heid, Executive Producer at Heirloom Audio Productions, is an expert on audio drama and how it can be used as both a teaching tool and as wholesome entertainment. read full bio This article is part of The Biblical Foundations For Freedom series. Time is an illusion. Lunchtime doubly so. Douglas Adams Many people do not... like the idea that time has a beginning, probably because it smacks of divine intervention. Stephen Hawking Taking Time for Granted Our presuppositions determine what we think is real. Most of Thirteenth-century hero William Wallace is known worldwide for his legendary military maneuvers in the fight for Scottish independence. Filtered through legends and the popular film Braveheart, Wallaces true story remains a mystery to many. Lets explore some things you may not know about William Wallace: 1. Wallace was a man of faith. He grew up When it came to understanding the mind of young boys, G.A. Henty seemed to have a finger on their pulse. This prolific writer spent a lifetime creating books that would lure in the imagination of boys and then leave them wanting a lot more. He understood what it meant to draw in the reader from the first page and take them to the end without skipping a beat. Hentys books impacted my sons as they were growing up, so I wanted to see what sort of man he was. Here are four interesting things you may not have known about him: Im often asked why Im so passionate about creating audio adventures, especially in the midst of a culture that seems so obsessed with so much screen-time entertainment. Truly, there isnt one easy answer; but rather a number of important reasons why I continue to create family-friendly audio dramas. I guess if I had to sum Bill with John Bell (The Hobbit) at Londons prestigious sound studio, The Soundhouse Bill with historian Marshall Foster and actor Kirk Cameron (Fireproof, Left Behind, Monumental) Bill in London with his favorite Hobbit... Sylvester McCoyRead More