A small radio station founded almost two decades ago has grown into a multimedia platform that provides a space where music and empowering conversations create a sense of community for people searching for answers to everyday questions about life, purpose and faith. It's called Holy Culture Radio.

James Rosseau, the founder of the non-profit that owns and runs the multimedia platform, is a successful entrepreneur, passionate about helping young people fulfill their potential. 

Today on Connections, James shares how he went from corporate to non-profit. He'll also share how he uses radio to share God's message.

A small radio station founded almost two decades ago has grown into a multimedia platform that provides a space where music and empowering conversations create a sense of community for people searching for answers to everyday questions about life, purpose and faith. It's called Holy Culture Radio.
James Rosseau, the founder of the non-profit that owns and runs the multimedia platform, is a successful entrepreneur, passionate about helping young people fulfill their potential. 
Today on Connections, James shares how he went from corporate to non-profit. He'll also share how he uses radio to share God's message.

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