Aug 20

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Tag: FamilyChris @ 12:39 am

Random Inspirations and the Effects of the Solar System on Global Warming is the random musings of one complex simpleton from the heart of America. Or at least the lung of America. Random thoughts on news, sports, politics, and whatever else I feel like talking about.

About the Author/Podcaster/Host

Chris was born and raised in western Oklahoma. He graduated from Elk City High School and went on to Oklahoma State - home of the Cowboys. There he made his best friends and met his beautiful wife, while learning the fine art of business and picking up web design. In the summer of 2004, Chris’ wife Jen was called to Boulder, CO, so they packed up and moved to the mountains. A few months into the “Boulder Experience,” Jen became pregnant and the couple planned to move back to Oklahoma, in order to be closer to family. Over 3 years back in Oklahoma has led us up to this point. This singular point in time where it’s very late at night (or very early in the morning) and Jen thinks that Chris spends way too much time in front of the computer. Chris just wants to get this next paragraph finished, though…

About the Author/Podcaster/Host’s Skillz!!!1

I began my journey into computers when my wife needed a website for her ministry. I never ended up doing one for her, but I did make one for us - chrisandjenn.net. That led me into actual paying jobs (though those are few and far between). From there, I got into the hardware side of computers - tinkering with memory, hard drives, etc. I’ve worked for several companies, only one involved IT, but it expanded my horizons like I couldn’t have imagined (with a business degree, no one wants to hire you for IT jobs).

I’m also into music and recording - obviously - since this is a podcast. I’m proud to say my friend, E.J. Hayes, got me into the audio side and we are currently working on a couple of projects (one being a podcast).

So to sum up, I have a business degree, but my passion is computer hardware and software and music. I told you it was late…