Ask a Baha'i is a weekly podcast about the Baha'i Faith, produced by Bill Dvorak. The first series is interviews of people telling how and why they became a Baha'i. The next series will be determined by listener response, so please send us feedback! Please note that these are individuals' personal stories and do not represent the Baha'i Faith in any official way.
This is a repost of a documentary style film put together by Ron Frasier of the Emerald Coast Baha'is in Florida. I like it because there is a lot of information here about why various people became and stayed Baha'i. Find Ron's website at: bahaicommunity.org
Morgan is a man of many talents. Musician, Physics, Computer Geek and World Traveler. Being an African American Baha'i has provided opportunities to work on race unity both in the USA and Africa.
John Greer talks about his service at the Baha'i World Center in Haifa, Israel. This is a story of personal growth, service and a love story with a happy ending.
Mary talks about attending firesides and how she became a Baha'i. She also talks about the dust of aquired knowledge and study circles. You may wish to visit her online bookstore.
This is a repost from the podcast "A Baha'i Perspective". Jacki Odess-Gillett tells her story of living in a commune for 8 years before finding the Baha'i Faith. This story is so good I decided to repost it. I hope you will listen to this and Warren's other interviews on "A Baha'i Perspective". You can download with this link or subscribe through iTunes. You can email Warren at wog1844@charter.net.
Raised Jewish, tried TM and had a strange dream before he bacame a Baha'i. Ron Hershel is the author of the lecture series "The Evolution of Human Spirituality". mailto: mister_ehs@yahoo.com
Praveen is the host of 'Beautiful World'-The Bahai Inspired Podcast from Bangalore, India. He has just returned from pilgrimage to the Holy Land.
Links from Praveen:
Some of us find a personal relationship with God through a long process that begins with us first figuring out what we are looking for. This interview begins with Shelli, in a moment of desperation, calling out to God for assistance. This is the rest of the story, and how it affected her family.
Ravi wasn't looking for religion when God gave him a wakeup call. This is an incredible story. Please remember that miracles are perceptions for the person who experiences it. True for them but not a source of proof.
Part 1 - Hints from God foreshadow Ravi's future. Part 2 - A truly incredible experience at the Shrine of the Bab convinced Ravi to
investigate the Baha'i Faith. Part 3 - Ravi is very hard headed. God's hints are now coming through Ravi's 33 month old son. God wins.
Loie explains the Roses Project (http://www.ahad-sed.org/roses/) and the Hmong culture. The last part of the podcast is an appeal to the Portland, Oregon community for tutors/mentors needed to keep this valuable program going. Please listen and please encourage your friends to listen. This is a very special service opportunity to help the Hmong and yourself.
Loie Mead was a teacher and an activist when she heard about the Baha'i Faith. In her experience, declaring her belief in the Baha'i Faith is only one step in her journey of learning to be a Baha'i.
Loie Mead was a teacher and an activist when she heard about the Baha'i Faith. In her experience, declaring her belief in the Baha'i Faith is only one step in her journey of learning to be a Baha'i.
Hasan Cross was raised as a Baha'i. In this interview, he talks about what it means to be an African American Baha'i, the blessings and challenges, as well as the challenges facing everyone today. He also shares some great stories.
Jack Stone became a Baha'i as a young adult, more than 30 years ago. This is not only the story of how his heart and mind came to accept Baha'u'llah, but what The Faith has meant in his life.
In this episode, Bill interviews Betty Schuster, a Baha'i since 1947. Betty talks about finding the Baha'i Faith and what led to her declaration of Faith in Baha'u'llah.
In this episode Berje Barrow and Bill Dvorak talk about what does it mean to have a personal relationship with God. How do you experience God? Also we are discussing a podcast by Leif Hansen at Wonderosity.org about how do you experience spirituallity.
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Ask a Baha'i is a weekly podcast about the Baha'i Faith, produced by Bill Dvorak. The first series is interviews of people telling how and why they became a Baha'i. The next series will be determined by listener response, so please send us feedback! Please note that these are individuals' personal stories and do not represent the Baha'i Faith in any official way. 
