I am thrilled to welcome back to my show film producer/director Paul Davids. Since our last interview Paul has been busy producing two new films, "Before We Say Goodbye", already released and is currently editing, "Life After Death". In this hour Paul and I will review his accomplishments

With so much ‘apparent” unraveling in our world today we have an important choice available to us. We can either step in to fear and become frozen/impotent, or we can choose to look at our individual lives from a new perspective. The questions, who am I? Why am I here? What is my relationship to life, to other, to the earth? ...

War for our Veterans' doesn't end when they return home and their uniforms are packed away. Instead, it's the beginning of new battles to find inner peace within their soul." Join guest host Art Schade, Vietnam Vet, and a panel of Veterans discuss the realities of war, emotional conflicts, and ways veterans and families can find help to overcome the 'demons' of War' ...

As a special show, today co hosts Arlene Tognettie and Cindy Louie will spend the first hour of The Catherine Bradford Show discussing events through the tarot. Listeners are invited, encouraged to call in with their questions for this rare opportunity to have brief readings from two extremely gifted, and intuitive readers.

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

Dave Galvan

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. .

Michelle Candland

Common Threads is filled with real life experiences, uplifting quotes, helpful tools for self improvement and numerous resources for personal growth. What you do with what you’ve learned has no limits—know that you are not alone, you are surrounded by people who truly want you to succeed and you are worth it! Common Threads began on a yellow note pad as talking points for a speaking engagement.

During our first hour of this week's Our View we will welcome lawyer Steven Wells from Animal Legal Defense Fund. Steven brings to us information about two important lawsuits currently underway through the ALDF. First: Locally, the Seattle Woodland Park Zoo is being investigated for elephant abuse. Chai weaves from side to side, mindlessly shifting her massive 8,550 pound body to her right foot then back to her left foot… over and over… day after day. The thirty-one-year-old Asian elephant was born in the wild in Thailand, then captured as a baby and brought to the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, Washington.

During our first hour of this week's Our View we will welcome lawyer Steven Wells from Animal Legal Defense Fund. Steven brings to us information about two important lawsuits currently underway through the ALDF. First: Locally, the Seattle Woodland Park Zoo is being investigated for elephant abuse. Chai weaves from side to side, mindlessly shifting her massive 8,550 pound body to her right foot then back to her left foot… over and over… day after day. The thirty-one-year-old Asian elephant was born in the wild in Thailand, then captured as a baby and brought to the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, Washington.