Gregg Braden

I've done History Channel, Discovery Channel. History Channel stuff like that.

I've done History Channel, Discovery Channel. History Channel stuff like that.

I've done History Channel, Discovery Channel. History Channel stuff like that.

Well, let me tell you how that happens. You know, you film or I film for one Discovery Channel special, for example, or History or PBS Nova or something like that. And they take that footage from that particular segment and they will slice that up. And then you'll see sections of that ending up in other segments. Other documentaries that they produce, I had no idea that I was going to be in those.

Well, let me tell you how that happens. You know, you film or I film for one Discovery Channel special, for example, or History or PBS Nova or something like that. And they take that footage from that particular segment and they will slice that up. And then you'll see sections of that ending up in other segments. Other documentaries that they produce, I had no idea that I was going to be in those.

Well, let me tell you how that happens. You know, you film or I film for one Discovery Channel special, for example, or History or PBS Nova or something like that. And they take that footage from that particular segment and they will slice that up. And then you'll see sections of that ending up in other segments. Other documentaries that they produce, I had no idea that I was going to be in those.

Sometimes they slice it up in a way that looks like I'm supporting something that I actually don't support. And so we have to be very discerning about how the information is used.

Sometimes they slice it up in a way that looks like I'm supporting something that I actually don't support. And so we have to be very discerning about how the information is used.

Sometimes they slice it up in a way that looks like I'm supporting something that I actually don't support. And so we have to be very discerning about how the information is used.

The easy questions first, you know. You know, the way that question often comes about is, Greg, how did you make a quantum leap? What many people perceive as a quantum leap from the world of science and technology into what we're talking about now. And I guess for me, it was less of a leap and more of a progression. I mean, I... I was not a normal kid.

The easy questions first, you know. You know, the way that question often comes about is, Greg, how did you make a quantum leap? What many people perceive as a quantum leap from the world of science and technology into what we're talking about now. And I guess for me, it was less of a leap and more of a progression. I mean, I... I was not a normal kid.

The easy questions first, you know. You know, the way that question often comes about is, Greg, how did you make a quantum leap? What many people perceive as a quantum leap from the world of science and technology into what we're talking about now. And I guess for me, it was less of a leap and more of a progression. I mean, I... I was not a normal kid.

Now looking back, I've been told that because I began studying ancient civilizations when I was four and five years old and the solar system. And I was blessed. My mom supported me. She didn't understand everything I was doing, but she supported me and she believed in me. And that became important later in life. And I'll talk to you about that.

Now looking back, I've been told that because I began studying ancient civilizations when I was four and five years old and the solar system. And I was blessed. My mom supported me. She didn't understand everything I was doing, but she supported me and she believed in me. And that became important later in life. And I'll talk to you about that.

Now looking back, I've been told that because I began studying ancient civilizations when I was four and five years old and the solar system. And I was blessed. My mom supported me. She didn't understand everything I was doing, but she supported me and she believed in me. And that became important later in life. And I'll talk to you about that.

But she memorized all the planets of the solar systems with me and all the Egyptian kings and all the names of the dinosaurs, you know, and all of those things. So I knew I would... Probably be a scientist of some kind, but I didn't know exactly what that would look like.

But she memorized all the planets of the solar systems with me and all the Egyptian kings and all the names of the dinosaurs, you know, and all of those things. So I knew I would... Probably be a scientist of some kind, but I didn't know exactly what that would look like.

But she memorized all the planets of the solar systems with me and all the Egyptian kings and all the names of the dinosaurs, you know, and all of those things. So I knew I would... Probably be a scientist of some kind, but I didn't know exactly what that would look like.

The flip side of that is, I'll just share with you, you're asking the question, I'm the product of a very dysfunctional, abusive, alcoholic family. My father was the abuser. My mom and I have a younger brother, four years younger. My mom and my brother and I got the bad end of that. And he left when I was 10.

The flip side of that is, I'll just share with you, you're asking the question, I'm the product of a very dysfunctional, abusive, alcoholic family. My father was the abuser. My mom and I have a younger brother, four years younger. My mom and my brother and I got the bad end of that. And he left when I was 10.