Bridging Cultures

Just like the power of the Nile RIver flowing across thousands of miles of land, an idea is born in a small, unassuming, rural village in Bulike, Uganda.  An idea that contains the power to change the future of thousands of people's lives.  Today you'll hear the story of Dr Ronald Kaluya, a man on a mission.  A man with a deep faith focused on empowering and bringing light and love to a community that only a decade ago was ensconced in witchcraft, preventable deaths, and darkness.

The Goat. No...not the Greatest of all Time. We aren't talking about Patrick Mahomes or Michael Jordan. Join us in Haiti. Where gang violence, political violence, and decades of unhealthy human aid have crippled the communities. But hope is rising. Dreams are happening and they are coming true. But to get there...you've got to get yourself in the game.

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Learning, it turns out, is a relationship thing. Try to imagine any close relationship you have and take away the learning aspect of that person. So...there wouldn't be a relationship, huh. In this episode you'll hear from Wil Bailey and how we can utilize learning to love other well and accomplish more than we could on our own.

It's the first thing needed in life. If you think about it...it really is. Want a good relationship? You need a humble heart. Want to learn something? You need a humble heart. Want to have meaning and purpose in your life? You need a humble heart. It's universal. Timeless and timely. A humble heart is what we need. In this episode see how one man is living that humble life and making a massive differense in the lives of countless people in Malawi.

Bridging Cultures podcast exists to tell stories from around the world of transformation, grace, and empowerment. It's a big world out there. Lots of people. Lots of cultures. Even in your own neighborhood, let along all the neighborhoods in all the world. Our ability to bridge those cultures is at the heart of life and truly being alive.

You're 16...where are you? Getting your DL? Hanging with friends at the school dance? Figuring out what college you want to go to? What if you were 16, lost both parents, had 4 younger syblings, had no food, or house, or way to get money?

What would you do if you had the power to do anything? If you had the authority to lead your entire community? What would you do if you were named Chief? You might listen in on these to amazing men and find out what a good Chief would do. Empower others.

Meet Silopeter. A changed life. From angry acholic to community leader. Here's how.

Episode 2 of season 6 takes us to the story to two woman who, through the love and generosity of others, have found their lives empowered and fulfilling. The kind of love and generosity you and I can have for others every day.

Season 6 begins! In this episode you will drop in on a conversation with Sheree, myself and Hugo...who is literally on the other side of the world!

Goodness, hope, love. It's meant to be passed on. In this episode see how story of these 3 joys in life are received and passed on, and the world is better for it.

7.0 magnitude earthquake hits Haiti. A forgotten community in Uganda. A supernatural experience and a group of people gathered for the purpose of sharing hope and opportunity. All this and more in episode 3 of the Bridging Cultures Podcast Season 5.

In the most unlikely places and in the middle of chaos we at times find the most generous people. Meet Oleg and Yulia from war torn Ukraine. 2 people who have chosen to remain in the danger to love, serve, and give hope to those around them. They may in fact be angels.

Welcome to season 5 of the Bridging Cultures Podcast. Ever been curious about supernatural things? Things that can't be explained? Or maybe how an ordinary person was in the right place at the right time with the right resource for you? In season 5, as we usher in the Christmas Spirit, we are going to talk about Angels. But perhaps not in a way you might not expect. In this episode we kick off S5 with a conversation as we are joined by Pastor Scott Chrostek of Resurrection Church in a primer for all things angels and how this season matters to you right now where you are.

In this final episode of season 4 we look at the stories shared throughout the season. A surprising realization comes forward as we find some common threads that tie these incredible immigration stories together.

In this episode journey with a 10-year-old boy, his mom, and his siblings as they risk everything to walk out of the Congo, away from threats of violence, and toward freedom and safety.

There's immigrating from one country to another...and there's fitting in culturally to that new country. Assimilating is the shadow challenge of immigration. Most talk centers around getting from where they are to where they are going. But very few immigration conversations touch on what it's like when you actually get there.  In this episode you will hear first-hand what it is like and the challenges faced to "fit in".

It's hard to imagine a place in the world right now more brutal and chaotic than the Congo. In this episode encounter one woman’s struggle to stay alive through deeply traumatic experiences, being chased by gang leaders, and feeding the mouths of her children and family. Truly against all odds, Fabiana is alive to tell the story and putting one foot in front of the other day after day.

You leave it all behind to come to a new country only to find the "camp" you signed up to be a part of is a scam! How do you keep going? How do find hope? In this episode you'll hear an amazing story about Lika, who is from Colombia, and found herself in this situation. Her story...is inspiring to say the least.