A Baha’i Perspective 01.21.2012

Warren Odess-Gillett interviews Calvin Terrell, founder and lead facilitator of Social Centric; an organization he designed to provide education and training for all ages to enhance human interactions and global progress.

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A Baha’i Perspective 01.14.2012

Warren Odess-Gillett interviews Chris Page, a Baha’i and abstract painter from Western Massachussetts. You can find Chris’ work at his website PageStudios.com.

A Baha’i Perspective 12.03.2012

Warren Odess-Gillett interviews Jackie Villadsen. Jackie did a year of service at the Native American Baha’i Institute and is now a graduate student studying astronomy.

A Baha’i Perspective 11.19.2011

Warren Odess-Gillett interviews Homa Tavangar, author of Growing Up Global: Raising Children to Be At Home in the World. Enjoy!

A Baha’i Perspective 10.29.2011

Warren Odess-Gillett interviews Nina Lemke Harvey, a Baha’i now living in England who grew up in Columbia 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.

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A Baha’i Perspective 10.22.2011

Warren Odess-Gillett interviews Tyre Byndom. Tyree refers to himself as a spiritual rapper. He and his wife have a recording label called Koppa2Gold. He also hosts a radio program on KOPN in Columbia MO called KORE Issues.

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A Baha’i Perspective 10.15.2011

Warren Odess-Gillett interviews Lee Ann Edwards, former professional musician, teacher and now pursuing new opportunities.

A Baha’i Perspective 09.24.2011

Warren Odess-Gillett interviews Bill Barnes, educator and blogger.

A Baha’i Perspective 09.17.2011

Warren Odess-Gillett interviews Cary Enoch Reinstein, photographic artist. You can find his work on his website EnochsVision.com.

A Baha’i Perspective 09.03.2011

Warren Odess-Gillett interviews Joye Braun. 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.

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