Author Archives: BFJ Radio

Caring for people who are dying can be an intimate and deeply alive experience. It is a journey of continuous discovery, requiring courage and flexibility. We learn to open, take risks, and forgive. Taken as a practice of awareness, it … Continue reading →

If the 20th Century was considered the Age of Information, the 21st Century will likely be called the Age of Integration – a time of bringing together hearts and minds, science and spirituality, intellectual intelligence and emotional IQ. Join Marianna … Continue reading →

Join your host Marianna Cacciatore as she interviews Allen Lokos, spiritual teacher and author of Pocket Peace: Effective Practices for Enlightened Living and the new best-seller Patience: The Art of Peaceful Living. Lokos’ inspiration for his latest book began with … Continue reading →

On our March 3rdshow, host Marianna Cacciatore and her friend and partner, Greg McGlaze talked about practicing Kindness and Compassion in everyday life. The response was so heartening we’re continuing the conversation. One listener said, “After the show, I felt … Continue reading →

This week Marianna interviews award-winning filmmaker and author Pavithra Mehta. Mehta’s recent book Infinite Vision: How Aravind Became the World’s Greatest Business Case for Compassion (2011) and her 2004 documentary film also titled Infinite Vision, follow the work of Dr. … Continue reading →

This week on Bread for the Journey radio we’ll be talking about Kindness, Generosity and Compassion. We’ll tell stories about small acts of kindness and the long-lasting trails they leave behind; the growth of compassion when – through the hand … Continue reading →

This week Marianna interviews Jay Coen Gilbert, co-founder of B Lab. Jay’s vision is simple yet ambitious: to redefine success in business. What would success look like? Individuals having greater economic opportunity, society moving closer to a positive environmental footprint, … Continue reading →

Merry Korn is a clinical social worker with exceptional business acumen. While she was very successful in the business world – leading business management services for some of the country’s largest companies – Merry felt like a fish out of … Continue reading →