Join
Ken Ludwig for the most inspiring interviews and commentary
on internet radio. Ken brings you outstanding guests
from the world of new thought, self actualization,
personal growth, spirituality and some of the most
recognized names in the business success and coaching
arenas. Ken also has a blast interviewing the most
talented inspirational musicians on the planet who
contribute to our lives on all levels. Through his
intelligence and quick wit Ken talks about the current
state of affairs and tells his tales in an entertaining
and engaging way that you will not want to miss. When
he does not have a guest, Ken invites you to call
in so that he may guide you through a challenge that
you are experiencing, call in at 512-772-1938.
Ken
Ludwig is a speaker, coach and radio talk show host.
He has been sharing his inspirational story of living
a more conscious and spiritual life to national audiences
for many years through diverse mediums. Like many
children of the 60's, Ken thoroughly enjoyed the sex,
drugs and rock & roll lifestyle that gave him
an up close and personal look at the bottom of the
barrel. Today, Ken still rocks, but now he does it
with a passion for a spiritual practice that saved
his life, many times over. Combining the common threads
between quantum physics, neuroscience, metaphysics
and out-of-the-box coaching techniques, he presents
coherent, meaningful, and easy to understand tools
to rewire your brain and build the life you desire
and deserve.
Ken
is a coaching licensee with Business Growth Solutions,
a Licensed Practitioner for the United Centers for
Spiritual Living and a certified Career Intuitive
Coach. You can hear more from Ken on his other radio
show, “Making It Out Alive” on Spirit
Media Network. He makes a difference teaching and
supporting the teens and young adults at Mile Hi Church,
one of the largest new thought centers in the world.
He is also a regular presenter at The Red Door Sanctuary
in Denver, Colorado. Ken is immensely grateful to
Barry Ebert, the composer and performer of his theme
song, "What We're Thinking About", and many
others that are played on the show. You can find Barry's
music on iTunes and CDBaby
or go to www.BarryEbert.com.
Sarah
McLean has been featured in the New York
Times, and Phoenix Woman magazine calls
her "an inspirational and dynamic teacher."
She was voted best meditation leader this
year by Phoenix Awareness Magazine. >>>more