Jim Bruton has led a life of childhood dreams. As a little boy, he fantasized about flying a World War 1 aircraft, inventing science-fiction gadgets and traveling the world, filming animals and people along the way. Today, he has an Emmy for his work on National Geographic Television and he invented the satellite-videophone which disrupted how television news can be produced from remote and extreme places where live video was impossible before. He further refined his system to include uses in telemedicine, becoming a Guest Lecturer at Yale University School of Medicine, integrating biometrics destined for the International Space Station and then testing them two years in a row with climbers at Mt. Everest.  Jim's adventures have taken him to all seven continents, the Titanic, the North Pole, Mt. Everest and many war zones. But his long lasting desire since birth was to know God. Today Jim talks about his book The In Between, A Trip of a Lifetime, About his Near-Death Experience, the plane crash leading up to it, and his changes in perspective that followed. inbetweenproductions.com (http://www.inbetweenproductions.com/)*************************PROMO:wellnesscontinuing.comLIFE CONTINUINGlifecontinuing.comInstagram:@lifecontinuingpodcastCreator: Tania BergAdvisor: Amanda CupidoMusic: Richard FerenEditor: Cathy Ord