Blog Posts

Blog

The archive of all posts and interviews from Aaron Unscripted.

Episode 270 | Nick Lacy – Christian Community Credit Union

Episode 270 of Unscripted is with Nick Lacy, the AVP of Marketing for Christian Community Credit Union. Nick discusses banking, stewardship, and how Christians can align their values with their finances. He explains how Christian Community Credit Union, where he works as AVP of Marketing, operates on scripture-based principles to ensure a biblically-based banking experience.…
Joy Comes in the Morning?

You know recently I made some decisions to clean up a few areas of my life. For years that has been dragging me down. It’s been a journey and it will continue. Someday I’ll tell the rest of that story. For now, let’s just say that I have been cleaning up some areas of my…
Episode 64 | Cavs, Sports Illustrated, Decisions and Consequences.

In episode 64 of the Mark Price for 3 Podcast Mark and Aaron discuss various topics. We start off with a wild football weekend, Cavs updates and notes, Sports Illustrated folding, and more. Mark shares his experience being featured in Sports Illustrated. In today’s faith segment, we discuss decisions and consequences. Mark shares the story…
Episode 63 | Legendary Coaches and Being a Legend for Christ

In Episode 63 Mark and Aaron discuss the Cavs, Paris, the recent retirement of some of the most legendary coaches, and what it takes to be legendary in our life for Christ. Mark also announces his camp schedule for this summer. Find out more at MarkPriceCamps.com.
Episode 62 – Special Guest Sam Amico on Cavs Rumors

Episode 62 of the “Mark Price for Three” podcast, is hosted by Aaron Conrad with Mark Price and Sam Amico as speakers. We discuss the current status and games of the Cleveland Cavaliers as well as other NBA teams like the Lakers and the Western Conference. They also discuss some NBA players like Sam Merrill,…
Aaron Unscripted on Youtube

As I have mentioned, at the end of 2023 I made the decision to step away from most social media apps. Specifically, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat. It was necessary for me to keep “X” (formerly Twitter) for content-sharing purposes in our business. While I am no longer on these sites, they do provide a…