Three numbered lessons from a sixty day plan sit at the centre of this. How search results decide whether anybody finds you at all. How to record a video that leaves a stranger feeling they already know you. What to write about when the screen stays blank, and the answer to that one is your own story, on the grounds that whoever reads it has been stuck exactly where you were.
Everything else moves without warning. A parenting piece lists things you should never say to a child. Another explains what a solar eclipse actually is and what the penumbra means. There are posts on the caveman diet, on tricks buried in an iPhone, on why last year's Apple accessories stop fitting, and on scripture.
The teaching posts assume no prior knowledge and go slowly, which makes them useful if recording yourself still frightens you.
Take the numbered lessons in order. Treat everything else as a writer following whatever had caught his attention that week.