In this episode of the American Heritage School’s Patriot Podcast, students interview architect and community visionary Stephen James, Chief Visioning Officer for Larry H. Miller Real Estate and one of the creative minds behind Daybreak. Stephen shares his journey from a young artist and daydreamer in Logan, Utah, to studying architecture and helping design communities that foster connection, belonging, and stronger families.

You won’t want to miss his reflections on the importance of family-centered communities, creating spaces that bring people together, and how thoughtful design can strengthen relationships and improve quality of life. Stephen also shares insights on architecture, urban planning, curiosity, and the role empathy plays in serving others through meaningful work.

Gather the family, press play, and enjoy an inspiring conversation about creativity, community building, purposeful design, and creating places where individuals and families can thrive.

In this episode of the American Heritage School’s Patriot Podcast, students interview health and wellness coach Tanna Fox, founder of Live Right Nutrition and director of wellness at Ballerina Farm. Tanna shares her journey from exploring multiple career paths to discovering her passion for health, nutrition, and helping others unlock their full potential through simple, sustainable wellness habits.

Families won’t want to miss her reflections on listening to personal promptings, trusting God while moving forward without a perfect plan, and caring for our bodies as a way to increase light, purpose, and connection with God. Tanna also shares practical insights on gut health, sleep, nutrition, and how small daily choices can lead to lifelong wellness.

Gather the family, press play, and enjoy an uplifting conversation about faith, healthy living, personal growth, and becoming the best version of ourselves—one simple step at a time.

Learn more about Tanna Fox here, and follow her on Instagram!

In this episode of the American Heritage School’s Patriot Podcast, students interview artist and illustrator David Dibble, whose career has taken him from growing up on a farm in Utah to working as a color artist for Blue Sky Studios on films such as Rio, Rio 2, Epic, Peanuts, and others. David shares his artistic journey through years of education, teaching at BYU, working in animation, and ultimately becoming a full-time painter whose work celebrates the beauty and heritage of agriculture.

Families won’t want to miss his reflections on family-centered choices, balancing creativity with home life, and how putting family first opened unexpected doors for artistic growth. David also shares insights on lifelong learning, pursuing childhood passions, and trusting that God can help guide both our talents and our priorities.

Gather the family, press play, and enjoy an inspiring conversation about creativity, faith, family, and finding purpose through the gifts we’ve been given.

Learn more about David here, and follow him on Instagram!