The Crisis Victory Podcast

 Recently Dr Hal Bradley was awakened by a message from God. Hal was directed to get to Kenya to assist Archbishop Emmanuel Wakesa in spreading the word of God. In addition to this, Hal is directed to raise money and help ease the suffering for Emmanuel's flock. Kenya has seen extreme violence. The Bishop's stories of death and hardship are far removed from our struggles.  Dr Hal is raising money to provide aid to the Bishop's flock. Hal is being joined by Pete A Turner. The plan is to record the mission and make a short documentary to capture Hal and the Bishop's work.    This is a worthy cause and what an episode.   To donate to Hal's mission head to givesendgo.com/site/options?c=APropheticMissiontoKenya 

 Recently Dr Hal Bradley was awakened by a message from God. Hal was directed to get to Kenya to assist Archbishop Emmanuel Wakesa in spreading the word of God. In addition to this, Hal is directed to raise money and help ease the suffering for Emmanuel's flock. Kenya has seen extreme violence. The Bishop's stories of death and hardship are far removed from our struggles.  Dr Hal is raising money to provide aid to the Bishop's flock. Hal is being joined by Pete A Turner. The plan is to record the mission and make a short documentary to capture Hal and the Bishop's work.    This is a worthy cause and what an episode.   To donate to Hal's mission head to givesendgo.com/site/options?c=APropheticMissiontoKenya 

Dr Hal Bradley sits with co-Host Pete A Turner to answer some of the questions about Hal's background. How did Hal go from a regular HS kid to living with the cartels. Once Hal wanted to step away from the cartels, what did he do? How did it go. Hal spends nearly the entire show discussing his life working with and against the world of drug smugglers.   Be sure to look into Hal's mission to get to Kenya to help Archbishop Waleska. givesendgo.com/APropheticMissiontoKenya 

 Last week we featured Dr Andrea Vitz and her recovery from a horrific accident. Her and Dr Hal Bradley discussed the concept of emotional sobriety and how powerful it can be to save oneself.  Our guest is Jon Leon Guerrero. He walked into Dr Vitz's office and she helped save his life. That recovery came through mental and physical work. Also, Juan Escovedo said these magic words, "Jon plays the traps" at D'Wayne Wiggins' studio. That changed everything in one big moment, Jon was back behind the kit and music bonded with his new physical self to create the greatest of crisis victories. 

Dr. Andrea Vitz is founder and CEO of Levelheaded Doc, LLC, a educational platform committed to a global Emotional Sobriety movement, and the primary developer of EMSO Training. She is also the co-founder and one of the primary faculty at Lifted Academy where the next movement in human evolution is taking place. She leads others to their own healing by attacking the cause of suffering and addiction, opening the door for reinvention, and being an example of the power to welcome drastic correction and control of their lives. Along with being an Emotional Sobriety Educator, she’s a mother, Doctor of Chiropractic, Life & Relationship Coach, and Strength & Rehabilitation Expert.  For more on Andrea Vitz liftedacademy.com/lifted-leaders-dr-andrea-vitz 

Susie Singer Carter, a Director, Producer, Actress ended up being the primary caretaker for her mom, Norma Pecora, as she concluded her life. The journey was a disaster. The facilities charged with leading Norma's care, failed over and over. This epxerience caused Susie to put her storytelling skills to work. She created a documentary called No Country for Old  People. NCFOP is a cautionary tale exposing decades of lethal neglect in Nursing Facilities. A systemic crisis caused by an industry that subscribes to the notion that honesty is far less profitable than dishonesty and views human beings as commodities.   Dr Hal Bradley's decades long experience working in the hospice and care space makes him the perfect partner for this conversation. Look for No Country for Old People on all streamers in Aug 2025. Also head to  gogirlmedia.com/nocountryforoldpeople to learn more about ROAR head to facebook.com/susie.s.carter.7/posts/10162244973888288/ Here's Susie Love Conquers ALZ show on YouTube @loveconquersalz3021 

In an episode of the Crisis Victory Show, hosted by Dr. Hal Bradley, guest Ryan shares his journey from a traumatic childhood marked by his father’s logging accident and family dysfunction to overcoming drug addiction. Starting substance use as a teen, Ryan’s life spiraled into drug dealing and trap house environments, straining family ties. A 2019 car accident and the deaths of his father and sister prompted his sobriety journey, rooted in faith. Dr. Bradley, a former cartel member turned pastor, relates his own redemption, emphasizing faith, changing environments, and using past struggles to minister to others.  Head to CrisisVictoryShow.com for more of our wonderful stories. 

 On this episode of the Break It Down Show. Nick Christophers and Dr Hal Bradley share their journeys from crime to redemption. Nick, inspired by The Outsiders, turned from gang life and mob connections in Queens to authorship. Nick has written fact-based fiction and true crime books about Greek and Italian syndicates. Dr Hal, a former Sinaloa Cartel trafficker and DOJ contractor, found purpose as a prison hospice counselor and novelist. Both men expose injustices, like wrongful convictions of associates, and emphasize documenting their pasts to preserve truth. Their transformation through writing offers hope, proving that even from darkness, redemption and purpose can emerge. Despite these men living lives of crime, they each found a path out through love, religion and family. 

 Pete A Turner and Dr Hal Bradley get together to discuss Veteran transition. Transition is beguiling for all involved. Mix in the singular peculiarities of an individual veteran and presto, a nasty problem emerges. The problems are varied from the civilian side being unsure how to find, engage and integrate veterans into their companies to case management worthy veterans who struggle to find their footing due to mental health issues.   From homelessness, Korea, to Gulf War Syndrome, Hal and Pete dig in on how to best describe this collection of problems. It's one thing to raise one's hand and say, I'm going to help transition veterans. It's a whole different thing to find a reliable and repeatable path to accomplish transition. God bless our veterans. 

 Dr. Hal Bradley hosts the Crisis Victory Show, featuring guest Dr. Tim Furnish, an eschatologist with a doctorate in Islamic history. They discuss global crises, end-times prophecies, and fears surrounding current events, including AI's potential as the Antichrist, UFOs, and societal polarization.   Be sure to check out Dr Tim's work, writing and books at occidentaljihadist.com  Furnish highlights Islamic eschatology, particularly Shia and Sunni beliefs about the Mahdi, and historical attempts to "hotwire the apocalypse." Bradley shares his past with drug cartels, emphasizing redemption and the need for critical thinking. They urge viewers to seek diverse information sources and live faith-based lives to navigate crises 

 After 55 years apart, Hal's brother Ron searched out friends and family as his life drew to a close. Hal received a message on Facebook from Ron asking, "are you my brother '.... Hal responded back with a few questions and confirmed it was.

55 years ago, Hal was removed from the family home in the middle of the night. Hal was gone when the family woke up, nobody knew why....It was 1967...  Hal didn't know his brother would die four months later. Hal, and his family, including Ron's wife Jennifer, don't think it's a coincidence that Hal, a hospice Chaplain, was delivered by God to his brother during his final days on earth.

Hal Bradley and his sister Jennifer Palmer talk about the blessing they received as a family's greatest wound was healed 55 years later.
 

Richard Kaufman was broken. He said he wanted to be better, but he never seemed to do the things that would make him better. He failed at being the Army, he worked his way back...still, by his own admission, he was a "shit bag." He was on his way out of the Army for a second time...then 9/11 changed him. Living within sight of the towers, he finally figured out how to get past the things that captured him. It was a long road...but he kept at it until finally he began to succeed. Then he had to medically retire from the Army. All Richard knew was service...so he struggled. 

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Richard conquered his lessor self. He notes repeatedly, if I can do it, you can too. You can own a house, build a business, make a difference in people's lives. Dr Hal Bradley and Richard dig deep on this episode of the Break It Down Show. Be sure to check out Richard's "Vertical Momentum Podcast" on all podcast channels. Richard's show is one of the biggest in the veteran podcast space. 

John Krotec has battled his whole life. When John was young, he was molested. that led to the classic patterns of bad behavior. That behavior led John to destroy his marriage and crash his motorcycle in a drunk driving incident. John changed. He got sober, he saved his marriage, he built a business...he started changing lives besides his own.   This is a fantastic episode of Dr Hal Bradley's, Crisis Victory Show. John is exactly the type of person we love to feature. Check out all of John's work at neomasculinity.solutions  Today, John is a founder of an organization called NeoMasculinity, which is described as  The Neo-Masculinity process as we've redefined it offers a viable, practical solution for people, a workable process that can be engaged by any man or woman to help them navigate the information mindfield.   Our solutions combine critical thinking, self-concept and identity, and a return to wholeness with the feminine and masculine.  NeoMasculinity Solutions revolutionized vintage concepts to meet modern-day narratives, and helps men re-integrate healthy masculine roles for a thriving life, both now and into the future.   John Krotec and Hal Bradley on the Crisis Victory Show 

 Pete A Turner returns to the Crisis Victory Show to chat with Dr Hal Bradley about PTSD, getting help, and how our pasts impact us.  Pete and Hal compare and contrast combat vs criminal choices. When damage occurs, Pete and Hal, suggest get help, keep working to find the right counselor, therapy do peer therapy, etc. Getting better is possible, it's not easy. It took years to get to the point of damage...working constantly and diligently to get well take the same effort and time. It's possible to get better. It's possible to help someone else find help...it will always take work.   Check out Crisis Victory to watch the show and support Hal's work to help those that need it most.