ABOUT CATHY BEHRNS....
In
2001 Cathy began her radio career at KZUM 89.3 FM as a producer of the Exploring
Unexplained Phenomena-- becoming the show's Co-Host in 2007.
After nearly two years of co-hosting the EUP program, Cathy felt it was
time to listen to her intuitive voices and move forward on her
personal path. She resigned her duties at EUP and waited for the
spirit to find its way....
Through
a number of synchronicities, Mind, Body, Spirit Radio came
into being within days, despite it was lifetimes in the making. Mind,
Body, Spirit Radio gives Cathy a
venue to share with her audience, her passion for spiritual practice,
music and personal evolution. And since Mind,
Body, Spirit Radio is streamed on the
Worldwide Web, she can share her passion....with the world.
"Through my radio programming I hope to offer a sort of healing for
people--personal growth--and that's why I love being on the radio,"
says Cathy. "Whether it's asking that pertinent question of a
guest that inspires a listener's ah-ha moment, or my playing music
that touches the soul, heart or mind--that's what it's all about for
me."
In
addition to Mind-Body-Spirit Radio, Cathy hosts and produces
a blues program on KZUM FM--My Deja Blues. When she
isn't behind the microphone, Cathy is General Manager of Sunrise
Communications--parent of KZUM-HD 89.3 FM. Cathy has
long-since recognized her natural intuitive abilities, and loves all
aspects of energy work--another passion in her life.
"I love helping people get a little, or a lot of clarity in their
lives through the work that I do," says Behrns. "And it's
not really just ME doing the work or offering the insight, information, or
healing. It is truly the energy from Spirit that is flowing through
me--flowing through....us.
In her spare time Cathy is a freelance writer with the hopes and intent of
penning a series of novels. She also loves to cook with her husband
David, laugh lots, take long walks outside in nature, and hang with her
two grown children and daughter-in-law....when all of their schedules
allow. Cathy also shares her home with two catnip-lovin'
cats....obviously, humor abounds!
To discuss Mind, Body, Spirit Radio, you can contact her at....
ABOUT GARY GABELHOUSE....
Gary
is and always has been an explorer, both of the physical world and of the
interior realms of the body, mind and spirit. His international adventures
and expeditions allowed him to study ancient and primitive religious
ceremony on six of the Earth’s seven continents. Gabelhouse studied
neurobiology, animal behavior and bio-psychology at the University of
Nebraska. He explored the contemplative disciplines of Eastern religions
and how such practices affected brain chemistry.
After graduation, Gabelhouse’s interests in religion and religious ceremony led him to become a seminarian and later an Associate Pastor at Epworth United Methodist Church in Lincoln, Nebraska. During this time he studied at Ilif Seminary in Denver, Colorado and under the auspices of the Ecumenical Institute, researched the neurobiology of meditation and prayer. In 1969 Gabelhouse was initiated into the practice of Transcendental Meditation. Some years later and while working as a climbing instructor at the L’ecole du Alpinism in Leysin, Switzerland, Gabelhouse had the opportunity to study TM directly under the founder of the movement, Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
Gabelhouse’s climbs and expeditions took him all over the world and immersed him in many cultures. These expeditions gave him a window of opportunity to experience and directly study Shamanism and animism in Africa and South America as well as Shingon and Tibetan Buddhism, and Shintoism in Asia.
Through his membership in the Explorers Club, Gabelhouse was befriended by other adventurers and scientists: Willie Unsoeld, Dick Pownall and Dr. Barry Bishop (1st American Everest Expedition); Royal Robbins (father of American rock climbing); Yvon Chouinard (famous alpinist and founder of Patagonia); Isaac Asimov (science fiction writer); Hugh Downs (Today Show host and world class sailor); Jim Fowler (Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom fame); and Heinrich Harrer (Austrian climber and mentor to the Dalai Lama who wrote Seven Years In Tibet).
During martial-arts training trips to Japan, he also studied the relationship of martial arts with Buddhist religious ceremony, and was in residence at the Shingon Buddhist monasteries of Koyasan, Japan. Gabelhouse continues to train and teach both Daitoryu Aikijujitsu and Okinawan Goju Ryu Karate--holding advanced dan ranking in both.
Gabelhouse has worked as a naturalist, biology teacher, dock worker, pastor, hod carrier, Swiss climbing guide, martial-arts instructor, magician, door man, gambler, river guide, security consultant, musician, writer, sales executive, and is currently an active author of thrillers and CEO of a media-research firm. Hobbies include bonsai cultivation, oil painting, fishing, collecting art, religious artifacts and Japanese swords.
You can contact Gabelhouse at....
Email: ggabelhouse@neb.rr.com
Website: www.gabelhouse.com