Not long after the photo was taken of that guy with the funny-looking laptop, he left a successful career in daily radio broadcasting to become "a professional explainer."

First, working with his wife, he produced a series of audiobooks for tech beginners. He explained computer basics, how to go online, and how to buy and use digital cameras.  Even one on proper eBay selling!

Several of his "how-to" books were based on popular non-credit classes he taught at a local college. 

He also hosted a syndicated computer talk show during the DOTCOM boom and created a website to market his products called ACPRESS (for audio computer press.)

Today, direct selling of books is replaced with digital delivery.  The ACPRESS name no longer "fits" what we produce. It was time for a change. We offer content, voice work and our own audiobooks.

Along with a weekly syndicated show (radio/podcast) in the non-profit area, the current "Jack Socha project" is an audiobook and ebook on the basics of podcasting. 

Stay tuned!