The Catherine Bradford Show

Dot to Dot: Creating Global Community

Reconnecting our world, one ‘dot’ at a time!

I believe one achieves the truest sense of self through building a relationship with ones community; that through connection to community the truest realization of belonging in and being in this world exists. Only in the community experience is revealed that which guides our energy towards its ultimate perfection, the ability, collectively, to re-create, to re-member, re-kindle ourselves. In an effort to build community and create those connections vital to our health I will be hosting "Dot to Dot" each week. The show will create conversation which offers listeners a chance to build community. We are one, one people, one world. We are all dots scattered across the globe, eager to reconnect.

Host, Catherine Bradford

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Jesus In India with Filmmaker Paul Davids - 8/05/10

Paul Davids

Jesus in India with film maker Paul Davids Paul Davids It begins with a former Fundamentalist from Texas, ousted from his provincial church for asking too many questions. “If God wanted you to know about that, it would have been in the Bible,” he is told, “—so stick to worrying about your own salvation.” But that’s not good enough for Edward T. Martin, and thus begins a seeker’s quest across 4000 miles of India in search of answers about where Jesus was during the “Hidden Years&r...

Paranormal League of America - 7/22/10

Dave Galvan

2-3 pm PST All around the world people continue to believe in, be frightened by and be fascinated by ghosts. In recent years many television shows have focused entirely on ghost hunting, and helping people solve the mysteries of paranormal activity. Today host Catherine Bradford welcomes founder of the Paranormal League of America, Dave Galvan to the show. Dave has been actively investigating paranormal events in the Pacific Northwest since 2002. ...

Buddha's Wife - 6/24/10

Gabriel Constans

1-2 pm PST with author Gabriel Constans Buddha's Wife is a historical novel about compassion, inspiration, and forgiveness. What happened to sixteen-year-old Yasodhara and her two-day old son, Ruhula, after her husband (Siddhartha, a.k.a. Buddha) left her sleeping in the middle of the night to seek enlightenment? As Yasodhara lies close to death and shares her experiences as a young girl, a wife, a parent, and then a nun, her son Rahula, who has been in self-imposed exile in Sri Lanka, attempts a perilous journey with his wife and child to...

Pope Annalisa - 5/27/10

Peter Canova

3-4 pm PST 2-3 pm PST Pope Annalisa is making its National Premier in New York City!! Author, Peter Canova, chooses New York City as the place to debut his new thriller, Pope Annalisa, Book One of the First Souls Trilogy. The book that goes where non-fiction can’t tread--spiritual revelation in a page-turning fictional thriller, fascinating characters living out the evolution of a higher consciousness. POPE ANNALISA is the book that has people reconsidering the very concept of their souls. 1. What was the...

A Special Hour with Gary Zukav - 5/20/10

Gary Zukav

Gary Zukav begins a book tour for his new book "Spiritual Partnership: The Journey to Authentic Power", giving a lecture Friday evening at the Center for Spiritual Living in Sandpoint, Seattle. I have the great opportunity to interview Gary to engage in a conversation about how to move into the new paradigm. Gary Zukav reveals a revolutionary new path for spiritual growth in SPIRITUAL PARTNERSHIP: The Journey to Authentic Power. According to Gary, a spiritual partnership is a new relationship dynamic – one between equals for ...

Unplugging the Patriarchy - 4/29/10

Lucia Rene

1-2 pm PST Unplugging The Patriarchy Just below the surface of our modern world lurks a hidden energy structure created purposefully, during the 5,000-year Patriarchy, to limit the consciousness of each and every human being. When three women trained in the mystical arts unite to take this structure apart, they are catapulted into the corridors of power, the recesses of their own minds, and the expanding consciousness of a new age. Unplugging the Patriarchy reveals an x-ray view of the world in which we live. It is a testament to feminine ...

Avalanche of Spirits: The Ghosts of Wellington - 4/22/10

Karen Frazier

Frazier, who is an editor and journalist for Paranormal Underground magazine, spent much of her time last summer at the site of the 1910 Wellington, Washington, avalanche. Originally intending to film a documentary, Frazier interviewed and investigated with a number of paranormal investigators who are intimately familiar with the site and firmly believe that Wellington is haunted. “I was immediately captivated by the story of Wellington,” Frazier says. “I had no idea of the history of the place until I visited it. It’...

Change the World, Change Your Life - 4/22/10

Angela Perkey

18,000 children die of hunger every day. By 2030, there will be no glaciers left in Glacier National Park. 47 million Americans do not have health insurance. From job loss and foreclosures to global warming and proverty, it's hard not to feel powerless in the face of such depressing news. Yet, many young people today are more eager than ever to get involved, to do something to improve the world. They crave meaningful lives that are worth remembering. Change the World, Change Your Life shows young people how to get involved and effectively ad...

Partnering with Nature: The Wild Path to Reconnecting with the Earth - 4/22/10

Catriona MacGregor

In today's world, it's often too easy to forget about the world outside the window. People struggle daily with stressful jobs, trapped under fluorescent lighting, staring at glowing screens, or surrounded by concrete when they could be outdoors, acknowledging the gifts of natural world. In the face of its absence, we are finally beginning to understand that our connection with nature—plants, trees, animals, and the energy of the earth itself—is more than a luxury; it is a necessary and vital part of our existence. In Partnering with...

Talk Thai: The Adventures of Buddhist Boy - 4/01/10

Ira Sukrungruang

On one side of the door, the enticing smell of sweet, spicy food and the calm of Buddhist devotion; on the other, the strangeness of a new land. When Ira Sukrungruang was born to Thai parents newly arrived in the U.S., they picked his Jewish moniker out of a book of "American" names. Ira relates the early life of a first-generation Thai-American and his constant, often bumbling attempts to meet cultural and familial expectations while coping with the trials of growing up in 1980s America....

Rev. Carlton Pearson - 3/18/10

Rev. Carlton Pearson

He was branded a heretic by mainstream Christian leadership. His megachurch lost most of its congregation, which once numbered over 6,000. Even though he once was considered the heir apparent to Oral Roberts, his church buses were banned from the Oral Roberts University (ORU) Campus. A fourth generation minister, he was shunned by his own family. “They turned against me,” he says, “and even accused my wife (who is from New Orleans) of casting some sort of spell on me. My family thought I’d truly lost my way.” You ...

What on Earth? Inside the Crop Circle Mystery - 3/11/10

Susanne Taylor

What on Earth? Inside the Crop Circle Mystery What happens when the Universe speaks, but no one listens? Do we even understand the language of the Universe? It has been said by the mystics that the language of the mysteries are found in symbols and not words. These symbols speak to the human spirit and convey concepts, feeling, emotions, and experiences which transcend words. While familiar in the East, the West has long had a problem with the interpretation of symbols. We have a difficult time with the concept of ideas that bypass our rat...

Jesus in India with film maker Paul Davids - 3/04/10

Paul Davids

Catherine Bradford welcomes Paul Davids, "Jesus in India" It begins with a former Fundamentalist from Texas, ousted from his provincial church for asking too many questions. “If God wanted you to know about that, it would have been in the Bible,” he is told, “—so stick to worrying about your own salvation.” But that’s not good enough for Edward T. Martin, and thus begins a seeker’s quest across 4000 miles of India in search of answers about where Jesus was during the “Hidden...

Neale Donald Walsh - 2/16/10

Neale Donald Walsh

In this animated film, Neale Donald Walsh's fable "The Little Soul in the Sun" takes us on a journey of a young boy who encounters a bully at school, which forces him to ponder why bad things happen to good people and what forgiving is really about. And when his mother tells him the story of the little soul who asks the same question of God, a fantastic fable unfolds which holds true meaning for all of us. This film touches us all, regardless of age, and helps us understand how to overcome difficult obstacles that are thrown in our Ea...

Wisdom Man: Banjo Clarke as told to Camilla Chance - 2/09/10

Camilla Chance

Aboriginal elder, Banjo Clarke, endured decades of discrimination that included imprisonment, seeing family members massacred and assimilated into a white society. Despite this Banjo says of hatred and anger, "Them things leave you in a flash if you see someone destitute or crying out for help." He also came to accept that many people lie as part of their life. He found a way around that one too: "If you meet everybody openly, expecting to be friends for life, you're stronger than all the liars!" Camilla Chance became clo...

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