Author Peter Canova, who brings us the first in his series of "First Souls" Series in his novel Pope Annalisa returns to join host Catherine Bradford to continue their conversation about his novel, females in religion and the future of spirituality.

As we move into the end of summer, we continue to follow the top news stories from around the world on this weeks show. We also welcome, this week, several special guests. Hour One: 'Spring Reins of Hope: Getting to the Horse of the Matter' with Co-Founders Christianna Capra and Dr. Maria Karavidas

In our special second hour we welcome Stuart W. Rose PhD., author of 'Sustainability'.

Catherine Bradford and Arlene Tognetti discuss the top news stories from the past week. Focusing on Politics; Environment; Economy; Science/Technology; Health; Human Rights; and more, your hosts offer frank, insightful and cutting edge opinions about the current state of affairs in our world

Catherine Bradford and Arlene Tognetti discuss the top news stories from the past week. Focusing on Politics; Environment; Economy; Science/Technology; Health; Human Rights; and more, your hosts offer frank, insightful and cutting edge opinions about the current state of affairs in our world

Child of civil rights movement, now peace activist, encourages Americans to move forward, even in this Obama era

(California) In celebration of Personal History Month in May, Cozilove Enterprises releases a memoir that illustrates what living in the segregated South was like for a young black girl. In Suitcase Full of Dreams, Hoy Kersh gives readers access to the sorrows and joys of growing up in the dirt-road

Are your dogs and cats family members, not just pets? Then you're bridging species and creating multi-species families. But why? How do we respect, yet transcend, species? What are the mystical, cultural, practical, and even cosmic implications for our busy lives, our communities, and our evolving planet? In these wry, thought-provoking essays and comic tales an acclaimed writer explores news ways of thinking about the human-animal bond while building a full life with her animals - one challenging idea, one leap of love, one good joke at a time.

Lynn Reardon shares an unlikely story. In 2002, she quit her Washington DC–area office job and moved to Texas to open the racehorse placement program LOPE (LoneStar Outreach to Place Ex-Racers). Though now the director of this high-profile organization that has helped transition more than 725 ex-racehorses into new homes, Reardon didn’t learn to ride until she was an adult.

This weeks on Our View we hope to welcome Josh Tickell, activist and documentary film maker. Tosh's film "Fuel" has made a tremendous impact all over the United States, bringing increased awareness to our countries addiction with oil and our need to find alternative fuel solutions. Also, in the last half hour of our second hour we welcome Dr. Nieci Goldberg. Dr. Goldberg is a clinical Associate Professor of Medicine at NYU School of Medicine. She brings to our listeners sage advice about how to be well prepared before leaving for your summer vacation, remembering your health, medical needs and preparing for a successful vacation

This weeks on Our View we hope to welcome Josh Tickell, activist and documentary film maker. Tosh's film "Fuel" has made a tremendous impact all over the United States, bringing increased awareness to our countries addiction with oil and our need to find alternative fuel solutions. Also, in the last half hour of our second hour we welcome Dr. Nieci Goldberg. Dr. Goldberg is a clinical Associate Professor of Medicine at NYU School of Medicine. She brings to our listeners sage advice about how to be well prepared before leaving for your summer vacation, remembering your health, medical needs and preparing for a successful vacation