At the age of 17, Bradley had created and was producing the radio drama/series Just South of Normal in Dallas, TX. Just South of Normal has aired on over 300 radio stations world wide, and has made a big impact on the radio drama world. At 19, he had edited 15 episodes of Marriage & Family Magazine (now titled Marriage Today), which was broadcast into 109 million households weekly on Fox Family. In 2000, he worked as the 2nd, 2nd Assistant Director on the feature film entitled What Matters Most, filmed in Vega, Texas. In 2001, he founded America's Regeneration, a non-profit organization dedicated to the patriotic and spiritual reformation of the United States. He made his first on screen appearance in 2003, when he played the character of Alex Sterling, in the full length feature film Sterling: The Secret of the Lost Medallion. Since then, Bradley has produced, directed, and starred in the new movie "A Greater Yes: The Story of Amy Newhouse". Bradley is in development on his next feature film titled "Mile 47", which will go into production late 2010. Bradley lives in the Texas Panhandle, with his wife Rebekah, and his four blessings from God, Alexander, Ethan, Addison, and Brecken. Show less «