A Baha'i now living in England who grew up in Colombia and is the former care taker for the Baha'i House of Worship in Panama. Nina had a near death experience when she was 3 or 4 years old which seemed to drive the direction of her life. She takes us through her spiritual journey in this interview.

Tyree refers to himself as a spiritual rapper. He and his wife have a recording label called href="http://www.koppa2goldentertainment.com/"Koppa2Gold. He also hosts a radio program on KOPN in Columbia MO called href="http://kopn.org/progdesc1amp;u=/pp/tyree-bi.php"KORE Issues.

Lee Ann started out as a professional musician before switching to teaching. She has traveled all over the world and shares her experiences in the interview.

Educator who writes about integrating the spiritual into education. His blog can be found at href="http://www.joyfuled.blogspot.com/"joyfuled.blogspot.com.

Cary is a photographic artist who uses a variety of both traditional and digital darkroom techniques to, "go beyond the limitations of the camera to achieve a personal style." You can find his work on his website href="http://www.enochsvision.com/"EnochsVision.com.

Joye grew up, on and off, the Cheyenne River Sioux reservation. She was raised as a Baha'i and used her religious background to spread the teachings of unity and diversity among the Sioux people. She provides an interesting historical perspective on native American history. To this day she works to preserve the native Lakota ceremonies.

Born in Austria to Iranian parents, Roya and her family moved to Iran in 1976 only to escape it five years later due to the persecutions they faced as Bahaacute;'iacute;s. Roya is a multi-media artist and an author of the book href="http://thepeoplewithnocamel.wordpress.com/"People With No Camel. She is currently working on her photo-based installation piece " href="http://royamovafegh.com/section/218272_search_for_simurgh.html"Search for Simurgh", a sequel to her novel ldquo;The People With No Camelrdquo;.

Pascal grew up in Burundi under extreme violent conditions, both within his family and out. He provides an enlightening historical perspective on the situation both in Burundi and Rwanda.nbsp; He is now in the US finishing his education.

A woman who pursued a 9 year search for truth and feels that she has now found her spiritual home.

Munirih is a musician who actually goes by two names: href="http://www.farideh.ca/"Farideh and href="http://www.munirihsparrow.com/"Munirih Sparrow. Under her name Farideh she has made two CDs: Seasons of Loving and Symphony of Chemistry. Under her name Munirih Sparrow she will be releasing a new CD called Morning to Midnight in September.nbsp; I play cuts from all three CDs in the interview.

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