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November 03, 2009
Gary Renard on Forgiveness
Gary Renard Gary Renard, best selling author of "The Disappearance of the Universe" and "Immortal Reality" joins host Catherine Bradford along with Linda McNabb, author of "One Again: A True Story of a Different Kind of Forgiveness" (Catherine's guest on 10/03/09) bring us their insights and inspiration around the power of advanced forgiveness....
October 20, 2009
Transparency in Today's World
Fred Burks The greatest passion of Fred Burks is the expansion and transformation of consciousness in ourselves and on our planet. Before resigning from his professional career with the U.S. Department of State in 2004 due to excessive secrecy demands, Fred served for 18 years as a language interpreter for hundreds of fascinating individuals from all walks of life, including such notable figures as Clinton, G.W. Bush, Gore, and Cheney. In this work, Fred participated in numerous secret meetings where only the key players and their interpreters were allowe...
October 13, 2009
One Again: A True Story of a Different Kind of Forgiveness
LInda Jean McNabb Forgiveness. Easy to say. Harder to do. Especially for a woman who had a mentally and physically abusive father. Was molested as a child. Had a thirteen year old brother die tragically. Was gang-raped at the age of thirteen. How would you live your life? Devastated, with years of self destructive behavior, substance abuse, suicidal depression, adultery, looking for love in all the wrong places, poverty, promiscuity, homelessness, even prostitution, Linda McNabb moved through her adulthood broken and clueless. With a sharp sense of humor and inc...
October 06, 2009
Secrets in the Fields: The Science and Mysticism of Crop Circles
Freddy Silva Most people think crop circles are a relatively new phenomenon created by Doug and Dave, the crop-circle hoxers. They'd have to have been awfully busy to create them all - in the last twenty years there have been almost 10,000 crop circles documented. Crop circles have appeared as fractels - a design previously only created by computer. Other patterns have been insects, mandalas, Celtic crosses and the spiral helix of DNA, all done on a masssive scale. And they appear in seconds - eyewitnesses say 10-15 seconds is not uncommon. The suggested c...
September 29, 2009
Afterlife Encounters: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Experiences
Freddy Silva Most people think crop circles are a relatively new phenomenon created by Doug and Dave, the crop-circle hoxers. They'd have to have been awfully busy to create them all - in the last twenty years there have been almost 10,000 crop circles documented. Crop circles have appeared as fractels - a design previously only created by computer. Other patterns have been insects, mandalas, Celtic crosses and the spiral helix of DNA, all done on a masssive scale. And they appear in seconds - eyewitnesses say 10-15 seconds is not uncommon. The suggested c...
September 15, 2009
Coming Together on a Global Scale with guest host Elizabeth Diane
Dot to Dot: Creating Global Community Tuesday September 15th, 2009. Guest Host: Elizabeth Diane: President Listening With Heart 360 Guest: Roshini Thinakaran COMING TOGETHER ON A GLOBAL SCALE Elizabeth Diane fills in for Catherine Bradford once again. Elizabeth Diane, eager to get the conversation started on creating “A New Global Paradigm For Women” will be interviewing Roshini Thinakaran, a 2007 National Geographic Emerging Explorer. Roshini an emerging film maker, has traveled to Liberia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon, and Sri Lanka researching and profiling t...
September 08, 2009
Aging Beautifully with guest host Elizabeth Diane
Elizabeth Diane Guest Host: Elizabeth Diane: President Listening With Heart 360 Guest: Dr. Ilene Cummings AGING BEAUTIFULLY Elizabeth Diane fills in for Catherine Bradford. Elizabeth Diane is president of Listening With Heart 360, an international organization designed to raise the female consciousness on a global scale. Today Elizabeth will be interviewing Dr. Ilene Cummings and discussing how challenging it is for women to remain happy and vital as they age. Age to Ilene is just a number. She started college at age 37, while raising ...
September 08, 2009
Aging Beautifully with guest host Elizabeth Diane
Elizabeth Diane Guest Host: Elizabeth Diane: President Listening With Heart 360 Guest: Dr. Ilene Cummings AGING BEAUTIFULLY Elizabeth Diane fills in for Catherine Bradford. Elizabeth Diane is president of Listening With Heart 360, an international organization designed to raise the female consciousness on a global scale. Today Elizabeth will be interviewing Dr. Ilene Cummings and discussing how challenging it is for women to remain happy and vital as they age. Age to Ilene is just a number. She started college at age 37, while raising ...
September 01, 2009
PS22 Chorus
Gregg Breinberg The PS22 Chorus is comprised of 60-70 public school fifth graders from a NYC public school in Staten Island that has fast become an internet phenomenon. Their videos have already garnered over 8,000,000 views worldwide! Perhaps surprisingly, PS22 is NOT a magnet school or specialized school for the arts. We are just an ordinary elementary school. But the accomplishments of our PS22 Chorus kids can't be labeled anything but extraordinary. Just this year they were prominently featured on ABC's Nightline and Good Morning Am...
August 25, 2009
Life and Art: The Journey of the Soul Expressed
Gregg Breinberg The PS22 Chorus is comprised of 60-70 public school fifth graders from a NYC public school in Staten Island that has fast become an internet phenomenon. Their videos have already garnered over 8,000,000 views worldwide! Perhaps surprisingly, PS22 is NOT a magnet school or specialized school for the arts. We are just an ordinary elementary school. But the accomplishments of our PS22 Chorus kids can't be labeled anything but extraordinary. Just this year they were prominently featured on ABC's Nightline and Good Morning Am...
August 11, 2009
Be Yourself: Everyone Else is Already Taken Encore Interview!
Mike Robbins Catherine is excited to welcome back Mike Robbins, author of "Be Yourself: Everyone Else is Already Taken!" for continued conversation about what it means exactly to be and live "Authentically", and how to overcome common blocks such as 'fear' in order to really connect with those elements of ourselfs that are often hidden by self doubt, social dogma, and anxieties common in our modern day lives. Author Mike Robbins says, "Authenticity is enjoying a new sense of freedom to be who you really are, youself, natural and...
August 04, 2009
No Matter What! 9 Steps to Living the Life You Love
Lisa Nichols Celebrated motivational speaker Lisa Nichols has inspired milions to realize their dream through her two bestselling books in the Chicken Soup for the Soul Series, her featured appearance on the hit DVD of The Secret, her numerous guest appearances on television shows such as Oprah, Larry King Live, and Extra!, and her many speaking engagements and seminars reaching over 250,000 people a year. In No Matter What!, Lisa presents the plan to inspire readers to create the lives they deserve. While millions are attempting to live by The Secret's L...
May 19th, 2009
Dot to Dot presents: AdaptAbility: How to Survive Change You Didn't Ask For.
"Change is hard," we say, and it is even harder when change is thrust upon us. In today's tough times, we may be forced to reinvent our career or downsize our lives; at any point in life, we may lose a love or a dream. Our first reaction to change we didn't ask for may be to rail against fate. But what if we could see past today's turmoil and spot the opportunities that lie within unasked-for change? That is the promise of AdaptAbility, bestselling author and executive coach M. J. Ryan's paradigm-shifting new book on not merely surviving but thriving when change is required.
Why is it so hard to accept change? Paradoxically, it is for the very reason that our brains usually work so well; we are designed to learn something and make it automatic. The problem is that when circumstances change, our "efficient" brains keep trying to do things the same old way. In AdaptAbility, Ryan provides strategies to retrain your brain and optimize your response to change, step by step: by first accepting the new reality, then expanding your options, and finally, taking effective action. She offers cutting-edge tools for becoming calmer, less fearful, and more flexible, creative, and resourceful in your thinking. Best of all, as your "adapt-ability" increases, so does your confidence that you will be able to face whatever life sends your way and find new ways to flourish.
Bestselling author M. J. Ryan is one of the creators of the Random Acts of Kindness series (over one million copies in print) and the author of The Power of Patience, Attitudes of Gratitude, and This Year I Will...How to Finally Change a Habit, Keep a Resolution, or Make a Dream Come True. She was the founder of Conari Press and its publisher for many years, and is now an executive and life coach with Professional Thinking Partners. She is a frequent workshop presenter and keynote speaker, and has done corporate trainings for Microsoft, Royal Dutch Shell, Frito Lay, and the Department of Defense, among others. She will launch a new training in “Change Agility” when the book appears.
M. J. is a columnist at Health magazine, a contributing editor for Good Housekeeping, and an expert on many websites about life change, including Intent.com, learnfrommylife.com, soundwiseonline.com, first30days.com, and selfgrowth.com. She is the change advisor for TOPS (Taking Off Pounds Sensibly); a weight loss support group with 200,000 members in the United States. M. J. has appeared on the “Today Show” and in the New York Times and other major media, as well as having appeared on 1,000 radio shows including public radio. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband and daughter.
May 13th, 2009
Dot to Dot: Creating Global Community presents:
Lucky Girl: A Memoir
Mei-Ling Hopgood is lucky. She was given away by her Chinese birth family; but with the help of a benevolent nun, and the determined persistence of Chris and Rollie Hopgood, Mei-Ling overcame the many obstacles of a private adoption—a slow, informal, and disorganized process that preceded the international adoption agencies in place today—and eventually came into loving arms and a new home that afforded her every opportunity.
Mei-Ling became a big sister, attended college, studied journalism. She felt lucky to have escaped a life of poverty in Taiwan. Then one day, her birth family made contact in The Year of the Ox—Mei-Ling’s birth year; she was 23. The phone call leads to a reunion in Taiwan, and the beginning of a physical and emotional journey full of joyful discoveries and new friendships—but also dark secrets: obsession, infidelity, and shadowy death.
Mei-Ling gradually learns to love her birth family, accepting the ironies of fate, of love and loss, and unintended consequences that compose every family. Her writing is clear and fluid and will sweep you into its powerful story. In 2009, the auspicious Year of the Ox has cycled once again—and with the publication of Lucky Girl, it’s sure to be a banner year for Mei-Ling.
“Mei-ling superbly contrasts her comfortable, American suburban life with the alternate universe of her Chinese birth family.”
“A wise, moving meditation on the meaning of family, identity and fate.”—Kirkus
“Mei-Ling Hopgood's riveting memoir traces a young woman's journey to understand the forces that shaped her life. Heartwarming and addictive, LUCKY GIRL captures the beauty-and the luck-of finding home.” —Danielle Trussoni, author of Falling Through the Earth
“Mei-Ling superbly contrasts her comfortable, American suburban life with the alternate universe of her Chinese birth family. Along an often emotionally harrowing journey, Mei-Ling struggles against cultural and language divides to discover a murky, often disturbing family history stemming from her birth father’s obsession for a son. The result is a compelling, honest and very human tale about self identity and the complex concept of family.” —Kathleen Flinn*, author of The Sharper Your Knife, The Less You Cry
May 6, 2009 Part I
May 6, 2009 Part 2
Dot to Dot welcomes Austrailian Author Annette Sym, a self published author who has sold more than 2.5 million books. She has turned the triumph over her own weight loss and health struggles into a multi-million dollar home-based business in just ten years. Annette knows first hand how it feels to be obese. She has lost 70 pounds and maintained her healthy weight range for over 17 years!
Do you want to go from fat to fabulous without missing the food you love? Say goodbye to thunder thighs and hello to trim, taught, and terrific. Annette shares real life tips and success testimonials to make losing weight a reality in her new book, "Symply Too Good To Be True. Annette shows you how simple changes to the way you cook can transform your life and your health. She went from frumpy, to fit and fabulous by cooking recipes that her whole family enjoys.
April 22, 2009 Part I
April 22, 2009 Part 2
DOT TO DOT: CREATING GLOBAL COMMUNITY
"Turning Crap into Compost: How to survive rejection"
Bay area writer, Mary Patrick Kavanaugh, recently put to rest her grandiose dreams of publishing contracts, movie options, book tours and a guest spot on Oprah Winfrey Show at an extravangtly held funeral service on Dec. 6th, 2008, for her rejected novel, Family Plots: Love, Death, and Tax Evasion. Guests at the funeral were invited to bring remanants of their own dead dreams to bury with the author's dashed hopes. Friends and family, sick to death of hearing about "the book" supported her in her effort to just self-publish and move on. In fact, the jacket of the book displays a shiny gold seal that states, "Awarded Sixteen Rejections from Prominent NYC Publishers 2008".
Family Plots was pitched as a "fresh and funny autobiographical novel about a young mother trying against all odds to create a normal family life with her new husband, a criminal attorney- who it turned out- was committing a few crimes of his own." Despite a snappy query letter that opened numerous doors, editors read it, loved it, but decided they just weren't ready to take a leap of faith on an unknown writer.
From this enlightening experience, Kavanaugh has decided to take her knowledge of the changing publishing industry and her own personal life story, which is the basis of her book on the road. "There are alternatives to mainstream publishing as well as the resurrection of dead dreams...whever those might befor each of us," expresses Kavanaugh. Her goal is to bring her idea of turning "Crap into Compost" to the public arena and get the discussion going on how we can overcome disappointing hurdles and creatively move on to other things in life that give us fulfillment. As Kavanaugh has recently found out....it's not just about the book....it's about letting go of expectation long enough to see a situation with a new perspective.
Mary Patrick Kavanaugh has a lively work history that includes time served in a wide range of professions, ranging from private investigator to Avon Lady. Being bossy and entrepreneurial by nature, she has spent the majority of her adult career providing executive management and strategic marketing planning for start-up businesses and organizations.
A writer since the age of eight, Mary's award-winning creative nonfiction has been published in Alligator Juniper, Room of One's Own, San Jose Mercury News, and the San Francisco Chronicle. Her professional writing has appeared in numerous trade journals. Mary is the 2003 recipient of the nonfiction award from the Soul Making Literary Competition sponsored by the maerican Pen Women, and winner of a 2003 honorable mention. She has been awarded writing fellowships at The David and Julia White Artist colong, Hedgebrook: Women Authoring Change, and The Vermont Studio Center. She recently published her first book, "Family Plots: Love, Death, and Tax Evasion."
Despite public displays of disappointment over the rejection of her novel by sixteen different publishers, the author celebrates having one perfect daughter, one happy marriage with a loving (now deceased) husband, one well-adjusted cat that perfers to live with her aunt, a great day job, and a confusing, yet fun, personal life. She has an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of San Francisco, a BA in History from San Francisco State University, good teeth, and an excellent credit rating.
April 15th, 2009 Part I
April 15th, 2009 Part 2
"Learning to Cope: Help and Hope for Individuals and Families"
with Dr. Leslie Seppinni
As the economic recession continues, both individuals and families suffering is making headlines unlike any times we have experienced before. The strains and stresses of these difficult times are creating psychological effects that, for some people, are leading them to desperate and serious consequences. How can we cope, what can we do or learn to do that will increase our chances of surviving these difficult times?
Dr. Leslie Seppinni is a Doctor of Clinical Psychology and Licensed Marriage Family Therapist with over 18 years of experience specializing in cognitive behavioral therapy. Dr. Seppinni is an expert in ways to help individuals and families cope with the effects that can too often worsen quickly in times of a recession. As the National Mental Health Examiner for Examiner.com, Dr. Leslie has appeared on "CBS Evening News with Katie Couric", and CNN's "Nancy Grace" and has been quoted in numerous publications including BusinessWeek.com, Forbes, BBC Online, American Medical News, New York Daily News and In Touch Weekly.
April 8th, 2009 Part I
April 8th, 2009 Part 2
Dot to Dot: Creating Global Community
Dot to Dot welcomes Scott Blum, author, cofounder of the DailyOM website
Scott Blum is the co-founder of the popular inspirational website, DailyOM. He is also a successful multimedia artist who has collaborated with several popular authors, musicians, and visual artists and has produced many critically acclaimed works, including a series featuring ancient meditation music from around the world. Tonight on Dot to Dot, host Catherine Bradford welcomes Scott as author of his new book, "Waiting for Autumn", an enchanting semiautobiographical parable that reveals a deep and powerful message. The book follows Scott, an inquisitive seeker who meets a mysterious cardboard-sign-toting homeless man named Robert with a penchant for changing lives.
April 1, 2009 Part I
April 1, 2009 Part 2
Second Chance at your Dream
with author, Dorothea Hover-Kramer, EdD, RN
Want to know how to fill the second half of your life with energy, creativity, abundance and joy? Come join Catherine Bradford as she welcomes Dr. Dorothea Hover-Kramer, EdD, RN as she provides a new template for the second half of life, one that it bursting with energy, health, power, creativity and new beginnings. Rather than setting for less than our dreams, we can be filled with the expectation that this period is our second chance to do, and to be, all the things we've ever dreamed of, and more!
This is the first book to apply the breakthrough insights of Energy Psychology to aging. Energy Psychology is an exciting new healing method that changes the body's electromagnetic energy fields to producee immediate psychological shifts and physical well being. It involves a simple set of breathing and touching exercises, and can be learned quickly by anyone. After just a few minutes of applying these methods, you can amaze yourself with how much better you feel.
March 25, 2009 - Repeat Show, 9/3/08
March 18, 2009 Part I
March 18, 2009 Part 2
Can You Trust?
As times become more turbulent, our need for trust has never been greater. Trust in yourself, trust in your country, trust in your faith, trust in your ability to survive difficult times. Come join host Catherine Bradford as she welcomes Dr. Daniel Benor and the Dot to Dot Inner Cirlce as they share their insights and offer suggestions about how to hold on to your faith and trust. To join in on this conversation please send a request to me at dot2dot@live.com
March 11, 2009 Part I
March 11, 2009 Part 2
"Give Peace a Deadline: What Ordinary People Can Do to Cause World Peace in Five Years"
with Nathan Otto and Amber Lupton
For centuries, war has plagued the world. What would the Middle East be like without conflict and war? It is almost difficult to fathom what it would be like without the tensions, consequences and casualties that wars plague us with. Time, money, lives and efforts are spent and wasted due to the absence of peace. Many have tried and many have failed but visualize what can be accomplished if peace was present. All efforts would be concentrated on:
- Eliminating poverty and hunger
- Curing most diseases
- Ending violence and crime
- Saving the global ecosystem and stave off climate change
In their new book, Give Peace a Deadline: What Ordinary People Can Do to Cause World Peace in Five Years, Nathan Otto and Amber Lupton hope to make the elusive dream of peace a reality. By adopting "action through access," a trailblazing approach to activism, the authors build on technological advances in both communication and collaboration to present a well-defined plan to end global conflict. Come join host Catherine Bradford as she welcomes Nathan and Amber for what is no doubt to be a stimulating, inspiring and life changing conversation!
http://www.P5Y.org
March 4, 2009 Part I
March 4, 2009 Part 2
"Bring Yourself to Love"
with author, Dr. Mona Barbera
Why is it often so hard to connect with the person you love? Have you repeatedly tried to change your partner, but it never worked? Why is it that so often we long for love and that deep sense of connection to a special person and yet find failure and lonliness time and time again. What is it that we don't see, or are missing? Is it coming from the outside? Do our social traditions and patterns of behavior keep us separated from true intimacy? If love is the center of all things, spiritual, physical, emotional, then why does it seem so difficult to find and keep. Come join Catherine Bradford as she welcomes Mona Barbera, PhD as she discusses her new book, "Bring Yourself to Love: How Couple Can Turn Disconnection Into Intimacy".
Dr. Barbera is a licensed psychologist practicing in Boston, MA and Providence, RI. She specializes in couples therapy, and provides workshops for couples and for couples therapists. She is an Assistant for Internal Family Systems.
February 25, 2009
Dot to Dot: Creating Global Community
presents:
WILL WORK FOR PEACE
Guests: David Orme-Johnson and Chris Busch
PermanentPeace.Org. (http://permanentpeace.org/) is an organization whose goal is to empower people everywhere with knowledge that can be used to create peace worldwide—timeless knowledge about the power of consciousness as brought to light by His Holiness Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, and validated thoroughly in scientific research.This newly verified technology makes use of large groups of peace-creating experts. The inner peace generated by such a peace-creating group radiates into society as an influence of harmony and coherence. The effects are easily measured as reduced crime, terrorism and war and an upliftment in the quality of life.
My guest is David Orme-Johnson, Ph.D., one of the principal researchers in the world on meditation studies, especially expert on the Maharishi Effect and the remarkable social studies that form the basis of the work of PermanentPeace.Org. David is one of the principal researchers in the world on meditation and its effects, having over 100 publications, mostly in peer-reviewed journals. He has been asked to review the meditation research on chronic pain and insomnia by a National Institutes of Health Technology Assessment conference. He has traveled to over 56 countries to speak on the research on meditation to scientific conferences, the public, the press, program directors, government officials, members of Congress, parliaments, heads of state, and the United Nations.
The David Lynch Foundation http://www.davidlynchfoundation.com
Also joining us tonight will be Chris Busch of the David Lynch Foundation which was founded by the famous film director, David Lynch, to bring Consciousness-Based Education to every child in the world. Transforming Lives: The David Lynch Foundation provides funds for in-school “Quiet Time” programs utilizing the stress-reducing Transcendental Meditation technique. In the past year, the Foundation has provided millions of dollars for thousands of students, teachers, and parents to learn to meditate. The Foundation also provides funds for independent research institutions to assess the effects of the program on creativity, intelligence, brain functioning, academic performance, ADHD and other learning disorders, anxiety, depression, and substance abuse.
February 18, 2009 Part 1
Dot to Dot honors and remembers Dr. Noah McKay 1956-2009
On Friday the 13th, Dr. Noah McKay passed away. I had the great pleasure of interviewing Dr. McKay earlier this year on the Wellness Roadshow. Dr. McKay was truly someone with a passion for making holistic healthcare available to people all over the world. His life experience and wisdom gained was manifested in his beautiful book entitled, "Wellness at Warp Speed." I am glad that Dr. McKay had the opportunity to write and publish this book before his death. His efforts will be remembered by the many whose lives he touched.
"Wellness at Warp Speed" with author Dr. Noah McKay, M.D.
Miracles happen- and yours could be closer than you think! Dr. Noah McKay, M.D. began exploring the science of miracles soon after his own dramatic recovery from life-threatening heart disease at age thirty-three. What he discovered transformed his understanding of medicine. Now, from his unique perspective as patient and physician, he shares his signature prescription for a revolution in wellness and healing.
February 18, 2009 Part 2 - Music
February 11, 2009 - Repeat Show
February 4, 2009 Part 1
February 4, 2009 Part 2
Dot to Dot explores Chocolate!
As Valentine's Day quickly approaches and the store shelfs are lined with boxes of chocolate, I wanted to invite back to our show Chocolate Entrepeneur Jim Walsh. Jim's extensive knowledge of chocolate and his most recent adventure in co creating "Intentional Chocolates" is certainly worth a lengthy discussion. What could be better, combining positive intention from Monks into some of the worlds best chocolate. Come join us, and bring your sweet tooth!
Intentional Chocolates
A recent scientific study published in the peer reviewed Journal, Explore: The Journal of Science and Healing in October of 2007, states that Intentional Chocolate “increases people’s well-being, vigor and energy by an average of 67% and in some cases 1,000%.”
The Chocolate entrepreneur and the Consciousness scientist.
What do you get when you put them together? Intentional Chocolate.
The Entrepreneur (Los Angeles, Hawaii, Wisconsin)--
Jim Walsh’s name is known by Kings, Queens, Shamans, The Dalai Lama, titans of industry & culture because of his love for Chocolate… He is the CEO of Hawaiian Vintage Chocolate and Intentional Chocolate and the person credited with bringing the concept of varietal farming to Chocolate growing. He was the first cacao grower in the United States and according to an article written in New York Times (May 1994) his chocolate “can hold its own with the best in the world.”
The scientist (San Francisco Bay Area)—
Dean Radin, the senior scientist and man who tests the efficacy of the chocolate, is the world authority on the science of consciousness. What are we as human beings outside of the physical? He is the Senior Scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS) and worked for a decade on advanced telecommunications R&D at AT&T Bell Laboratories and GTE Laboratories. He has held appointments at Princeton University, University of Edinburgh, and three Silicon Valley think-tanks, including Stanford Research Institute (SRI) International, where he worked on a classified program investigating psychic phenomena for the US government. He is author of several books including the bestselling The Conscious Universe (HarperOne, 1997) and Entangled Minds (Simon & Schuster, 2006). He has been interviewed for television shows ranging from Oprah and Larry King Live, to the BBC’s Horizon and PBS's Closer to Truth, and he has presented over a hundred invited lectures in venues including Harvard, Stanford and Princeton Universities, Google headquarters, and DARPA.
The marriage -- Intentional Chocolate™ infused with Good Intentions by Monks
Chocolates are available exclusively online at www.intentionalchocolate.com
January 28, 2009
January 21, 2009 Part 2
Dot to Dot: Creating Global Community
"Creating Global Community"
As we move forward, finding ways to deal with and survive the difficulty of these times, it is of paramount importance that we all reach out in any way possible to help those in need. Perhaps YOU are in need of help and are lost about how to find it, or embarrassed about asking for it. We have all been called into service, and each and every day there are a multitude of ways in which we can join together, creating a more powerful global community. Tonight on Dot to Dot we will focuse entirely on ways in which we can respond to this divine call to action. If you are in need of something, we'll welcome your call, into the station during the program. Our goal is that someone will be listening who will be the perfect answer to your need of help. DO NOT FORGET, united we stand strong, and are in the glory and support of the Divine truth. Please feel free to join in our conversation, offering your own ideas and suggestions for ways in which we can all come together for a better and brighter tomorrow.
January 21, 2009 Part 1
January 21, 2009 Part 2
Dot to Dot welcomes Dr. Debra Mandel
"Don't Call Me a Drama Queen"
Debra Mandel, Ph.D. renowed psychologist, relationship expert, and author of the new book, "Don't Call Me a Drama Queen: A Guide for the Overly Sensitive and Their Significant Others Who Need to Learn How to Lighten Up and Go With the Flow", has great advice for the dramatically impaired. Drawing from over twenty years of experience as a relationship expert, Dr. Debra will bring us tips and tools on how to overcome dramatic tendencies and enjoy life more in the New Year.
January 14, 2009 Part 1
January 14, 2009 Part 2
Finding ways to survive even the toughest times
"The ABC's of Lighthearted Living", with author Dr. Maggie Mears
I cannot think of anyone who doesn't feel the stress and pressures of today's difficult times. When so many are worried, upset and grasping for ways to handle these difficult times, Dot to Dot welcomes Dr. Mears who brings to us her positive, practical and proven principles for ways in which we can raise our level of happiness without ever popping a single pill? Dr. Maggie Mears, Internal Medicine physician and Hospice doctor in Phoenix, Arizona, well known for her approach to healing the 'whole person' as well as their distinct symptoms, brings to us in her book, "The ABC's of Light Hearted Living" 26 alphabethically arranged proven principles that will leave you laughing, inspired, confident and more connected to your inner feelings and to those around you. Packed with moving stories of those who have overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles to achieve great joy - stories gathered from Dr. Mears' 30 plus years as a physician of Internal Medicine - ABC's of Lighthearted Living offers a profound message for hope for anyone struggling to find fulfillment in a challenging world.
January 7, 2009 Part 1
January 7, 2009 Part 2
Dr. Barbara Stone, "Invisible Roots: How Healing Past Life Trauma Can Liberate Your Present"
I have asked Dr. Stone to join me once again (recently interviewed on the Wellness Roadshow) in order for us to deepen our discussion about healing through techniques which reveal possible past life traumas, as well as identifying possible attachments of earthbound spirits. In your recently released book, "Invisible Roots", Dr. Stone takes us into the deeper realms uncovering links to traumatic past lives, and to spirits of the deceased who have not been able to move into the Light because of emotional turmoil. Dr. Stone has discovered that in treating the wounds of past lives, the presenting problems disappear. Using a technique she calls, Soul Detective, she can test the unconscious mind through muscle testing, accessing sometimes hidden information about events and traumas that took place in previous incarnations. Through her great intuitive skills and wisdom as a pyschotherapist she has helped hundreds find relief from many present day problems.
Dr. Stone is a workshop presenter, public speaker, and psychotherapist in private practice. Her first book, 'Cancer as Initiation: Surviving the Fire" she gives us an autobiographical account of her holistic approach to recovery from this illness. After recovering from cancer, her clinical work took an unexpected turn as clients began to bring past life trauma into the therapy office. Since nothing in her education taught her how to deal with these issues, she searched the literature base and sought help from colleagues. Dr. Stone studied depth psychology at the C. G. Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland, and holds a PhD in Clinical Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute.
December 10, 2008
December 3, 2008, Part 1
December 3, 2008, Part 2
"The Long Baby Boom: An Optomistic Vision for a Graying Generation"
with author Jeff Goldsmith
Wednesday evening I have the pleasure of welcoming Jeff Goldsmith, author of The Long Baby Boom: An Optomistic Vision for a Graying Generation to Dot to Dot. Regardless of age, but especially for those of us who are called "Baby Boomers" this conversation will no doubt be an eye opening, serious and inspiring one. One of my mottos is, "If you don't like the way something is......change it." That goes along with the old adage, "Where there's a will, there's a way."
This next year will offer ALL OF US many opportunities to become involved in changing or helping to change what is broken about our country and our world. This is clearly not a time for doubt or pessimism. I hope you'll join me.
Catherine Bradford
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“BEING in your true wisdom you are both a student and a teacher.”
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