James Martin, a Jesuit who follows St. Ignatius of Loyola's calling, talks about finding God in all things. He shares his experience of meeting people where they are and the impact of Jesuit spirituality on Pope Francis. The podcast also explores the relationship between a relationship with God and friendships, embracing holiness, and a funny joke from Father James Martin.

James Martin is a seasoned designer known for his success in the competitive logo design field. He shares insights on generating 1,000 inquiries annually, emphasizing the importance of standing out in a saturated market. James discusses the dangers of relying solely on social media, the value of niching at the right time, and the necessity of building authentic client relationships. He highlights effective sales processes and the power of referrals, advocating for increased prices and providing maximum value to attract ideal clients.

James Martin, an exploration of history and mythology of pre-Columbian America. Topics: ancient civilizations visiting America before Columbus, Knights Templar influence, Viking navigation, Chinese settlement, and diverse cultural influences. Also, evidence of early European migration, ancient Egyptian corn cultivation, Roman artifacts found, and Norse exploration. The significance of the Westward Knight, diverse ancient civilizations, and upcoming tours in Palenque.

James Martin, Global Enterprise Director and Head of Brokers at AXA Group, shares insights on embracing failure, trying different perspectives within the industry, and the importance of giving back. He also discusses the art of underwriting, his encounter with the Queen, and advice for his younger self.

James Martin and Rachel Shenton discuss disability representation in TV and film, the impact of their award wins, and the need for inclusivity. They highlight the progress made in addressing accessibility, adaptations for access needs, and the importance of disabled voices in the industry.