Monologues: Recent Episodes
Jim Burns
Stories, memories, and reflections about the last 50 years and how the landscape of our society has changed. We were once The Bully Proof Classroom and have changed our name to Monologues
Jim Burns is a retired school administrator with over forty years in education. Being raised over a bar had certain advantages. Jim has often said that his upbringing taught him how to run a school at the age of ten Listen in as Jim shares stories of the past and helps the listener to understand the the past doesn't forget who we are and where we came from.
Chris M. Sprague is the International Transformation and Empowerment Ambassador, keynote speaker, best-selling author and a pioneer in the study of how people are wired. His purpose in life is to inspire and empower people to understand how they are wired and, in turn, transform their life. Through research, personal experience and working with countless clients, Chris has discovered that once you understand how you are wired, you will be able to eliminate many frustrations and transform your life and business. Chris is also a thought leader and accomplished professional speaker delivering a message of transformation and hope for the future. He speaks to audiences from 10 to over 10,000 and empowers people to transform their future by transforming their thoughts using an open, honest, straight-forward approach to change.
Maryanne Christiano-Mistretta has been writing professionally since 1995. She’s a self-employed award-winning writer and public speaker. Her work has appeared in The Paterson Press, Westfield Alternative Press, Millburn-Short Hills Alternative Press, South Orange Alternative Press, Maplewood Alternative Press, Suburban Essex, The Patch, The Montclair Times, The Jersey City Independent, The Aquarian Arts Weekly (which was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, April 2012), The West Sider, The Chelsea Clinton News, music.com, Tattoo Review, Punk Magazine, and Exit, to name a few.
Her first book “On the Guest List: Adventures of a Music Journalist” is available on Amazon.
Maryanne lives in Union County, New Jersey, with her husband and cat, Derick. Other interests include: music, health/fitness and public speaking.
Her website is: www.peartreeenterprises.com
Thomas Cirignano has been a contributing writer and also served as an advisory member on The New Bedford Standard-Times Editorial Board. He served two terms on The Freetown-Lakeville Regional School Committee, and has served on several other town committees and commissions. He is a certified scuba diver, ultra-light aircraft pilot, has owned several motorcycles, and loves boating. A spinal fracture, Scoliosis, and Harrington Rod surgery have now limited his ability to enjoy most of those activities.
Tom's autobiography, titled, The Constant Outsider: Memoirs of a South Boston Mechanic, offers readers a chilling look at what went on in Southie during the 1970s and '80s; "Whitey Bulger's" reign of terror," as Tom calls it. Due to its time and place in Boston's tumultuous history, along with the situations and people Tom encountered, The Constant Outsider is an exciting story in its own right. But, in his second book, 67 Cents: Creation of a Killer, the author explores an even more bizarre existence. 67 Cents is Tom's fictional, "what if I took that alternate path of crime and violence," adaptation of his memoir. In 67 Cents, the fictional character, named Nick, says "Yes" to each and every offer that was actually made to the author by the Mob in real life. Those offers were significant, and even included an offer to kill a man for Tom. The hit-man's fee for the murder was very reasonable; just the cost of the bullet. For further information, visit www.TheConstantOutsider.com.
George Lizos is a London-based Spiritual Life Coach, originally from the Mediterranean island of Cyprus. Following a painful childhood marked by bullying, self-denial and victimization, George found the courage to accept his uniqueness and rise from the ashes. Inspired by the fabled world of magic and spirituality, he ventured on a journey of transformation and self-discovery. Starting with the Chinese art of Feng Shui, his spiritual path led him to explore a variety of spiritual modalities ranging from Reiki, Tarotmancy, angel healing as well as mediumship. George’s primary aim with this work is to be a clear channel for Source, to share a message of love, happiness and self-empowerment. To learn more about George visit www.metalizos.com
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When is a joke a joke? When both parties are laughing. Sometimes kids don’t know the difference between being laughed at and laughing with someone. Confront a bully about using a victim as the brunt of his jokes and his response might be “I was just joking.”
Diana E. Ruiz, M.A is an accomplished author, professional speaker, and entertainer/singer-songwriter. She is a certified practitioner of EFT, a disarmingly simple technique that relieves stress in the workplace and at home. She used this powerful technique to eliminate her own intense social phobia and other fears. She is now a professional entertainer, author, and speaker. Named “Businesswoman of the Year 2012” for Western Washington by the National Association of Professional Women, Diana uses her Master’s in Communication and her life experiences to offer powerful words and give powerful performances to large audiences. She has toured internationally and makes regular guest appearances with Bobby Medina (former trumpet player for Ray Charles) and his show band.
Reverse Order was a producer’s pick for Season 7 of America’s Got Talent. After performing live on America’s Got Talent, Reverse Order had many doors open up for them. They toured multiple times with the program High School Nation performing to students during the school day. While at these schools, Reverse Order realized how common bullying was. Students would talk to the members in private or online seeking not just advice, but a friend to share with. Because of this Reverse Order decided to start “Reverse The Trend”, an anti-bullying program consisting of both a positive, uplifting concert, but also a presentation where the members speak from personal experience about how they were bullied, and how they overcame it. Since starting the program, Reverse Order has had an extremely rewarding experience making a positive impact on peoples lives.
No one likes to change. It’s too tough to do. If you have any bad habits (you know, smoking, or excessive drinking, eating, or spending) then you know what I’m talking about. You wake up in the morning realizing that you have sworn off cigarettes and are on a diet and almost feel depressed knowing that you can’t have your coffee and a Marlboro this morning.
Nick Theophilou resides in Melbourne, Australia, and has seen that in recent years men that have made great strides and have become better fathers, husbands, and communicators.They are prepared to take risks, ask for help, are determined to live longer.
He has been an individual and Couples therapist, and a Group Facilitator for 30 years, written for daily newspapers, hosted the Radio Program ‘The Full Monty’ for two years, a Program devoted to Men's Issues, produced the DVD ‘Inside a Mens Group”: see www.fathersandsons.com.au and has written an eBook; ’10 Stories about what men are doing Well.’ The book is available on Amazon. 10 Stories about what men are doing Well
When fear hits our emotions, we become overwhelmed and stressed out, causing us to go into survival mode with the fight or flight mechanism taking over. In classrooms where bullies have control and power struggles are common, the students in the room are always under stress and learning becomes more and more difficult.
Trying to explain to a child, or even at times an adult, the reason “whys” or “why nots” related to certain behaviors can at times can be frustrating (and with our own children can be frightening.). “Don’t drink and drive,” “don’t smoke,” “watch who you pick as a friend,” or “who you date” are all things that teachers and parents communicate to their students and their
children. In school kids are always asking “Why do we have to do” something, or learn certain academic skills.
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We have all heard of the acronym KISS; keep it simple stupid. Sometimes we as educators can be bombarded by so many new programs and philosophies that we feel as if we are lost in the sauce and don’t know what to do.
If you were to pick up a textbook on educational methodology and looked through it you would find models that educators have used for years. And I mean for years. A current textbook will have the same models in it that were considered current forty years ago. In the past these models were proven to help educators deal with student academic and behavioral performance and were part of the intervention process when students struggled with social, emotional, and conduct issues. Educators have used these models with some success but, as we have moved through the generations these models have suffered from what I call over use injury.
Thoughts about different countries, races, religions, ethnicities,intertwined with current events can enter homes with the click of a remote. Do families talk about the news? Of course they do.
Diana Clark began Youth Conflict Resolution Center, Inc. (YCRC) in 2003 with several mediators from Dispute Mediation Services in Dallas, Texas. After the untimely passing of Co-Founder, Christine Opsahl in 2005, Diana became the Executive Director of the organization and continued the mission. Today, with a volunteer board, Diana continues to push YCRC forward.
Diana teaches conflict resolution in Dallas ISD schools like Franklin Middle School and has been involved in several of the charter schools.
She is the creator of the “Be A Buddy, Not A Bully campaign”, where youth are asked to take read aloud a pledge and sign a commitment to not bully.
Alex Rennie is a Cofounder and Managing Director of A.B.L.E., Anti-Bullying-LeadershipExperience, an interactive workshop & video-based learning system/curriculum addressing bullying and cyber-bullying.
Alex is the owner of Dreamcatcher Creative Media Inc., a video production company based in San Diego. He is an award winning illustrator and designer, having illustrated multiple children’s books and work safety cartoons for large corporations.
Using his creative expertise, along with the help of numerous Anti-bullying and Children’s organizations throughout the U.S. and Canada, A.B.L.E. is steadily growing, and has hosted multiple workshops throughout the U.S.
Alex has years of personal development experience, studying under such teachers and mentors as Barbara De’Angelis, Harry Palmer, Bob Proctor, and a host of others. These personal development techniques are a vital part of A.B.L.E.’s curriculum.
Alex has experienced all facets of bullying while growing up in the public school system. He’s been the bully, was bullied himself, and was a protector to his friends who were victims of bullying. Bullying awareness is very close to his heart.
Alex’s words: “I feel that this is what I was meant to do.
Often times when we hear things or see things that require us to take action we become fearful and often can rationalize it away. This can be done by convincing ourselves that it is not as serious as we thought, the kids were only kidding, or worse yet act like we never saw it or heard it.
Tiffany is a former elementary school teacher, mother, and a survivor of bullying. As a former teacher, she saw children struggle with self acceptance; especially after being bullied. It seemed that the after effects or the damage of bullying was rarely addressed. All the emphasis was put on changing the bully and hardly any work put into helping the victim heal. These victims desperately need to have their worth and value re-established after being bullied. Tiffany works to educate her own students in understanding their worth. She wants to teach them that what makes them different makes them special. Out of her own experiences with bullying, Tiffany wrote a children's book called "Red is the Color of…". The story demonstrates how adults can be a child's first responder after bullying, and how an adult can change the perspective of a child's heart to allow for healing to begin.
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Kids who are bullied can be so filled with fear that they avoid school, social events, and ultimately life.
This Show Has Been Pre-Recorded Violence is everywhere. Just watch television, or go on the internet and you will find it. Often action movies will always have a hero and a villain, with the hero winning out at the end by having a huge physical fight or a violent gun battle with the villain.
Emmanuel is a trained spiritual medium who has had the guidance of James Van Praagh, John Holland, Tony Stockwell, Marilyn Whall and Jose Gosschalk. He is a certified regression therapist under the training of Brian L Weiss, MD, and is a spiritual minister under the Order of Melchizedek. Emmanuel has been bringing forth messages from spirit for more than twenty years, as well as guiding others through regression therapies. Between homes in New York and Boston, Mass., he and his wife Elia travel and enjoy their life’s journey. For more information on them and their mission, visit http://www.totallyforspirit.com.
Many years ago, a wonderful friend of mine asked me what the smallest part of the body is. I was very young and probably very naive at the time and responded with, “Duh, a finger.” “No, it’s the tongue, “he said. He also said to me that, although the tongue is the smallest part of the body, it can do the most damage. I never forgot the conversation that I had with him. Our words can really do some damage. Damage sometimes that can be life long, and sometimes we don’t even know what were doing
I know, what does health insurance or health care have to do with bullying? Well maybe nothing or maybe it has a lot to do with it; maybe more than we would like or even imagine. I’m not sure but I feel compelled to talk about about an event that occurred on Friday of last week, that would be October 18, 2013 that involved my daughter Grace and I. I think that it’s important state here that I have health insurance, good health insurance. I am a retired high school administrator and receive an excellent health care package from the state of New Jersey. So, this is not a show that is going to be filled with complaints. It's a show that I am doing because my eyes were opened to a few things that are worth sharing as the topic of health care has become so divisive in our country. I’m not a politician, just an average Joe but things happen at times that just trouble me. The transcript of this show can be read at: www.bullyproofclassroom.com
When we give instructions to a student we make two very important assumptions that may or may not be true. We assume that they heard us, and that they understood us. Dealing with student behavior requires as much instruction as does the academic curriculum.
Charmaine Hammond is a best selling award winning author and professional speaker. With an MA in Conflict Analysis & Management, she is on a mission through Team Toby to improve lives by teaching kindness, acceptance and respect, whether it be in the boardroom or classroom. Charmaine's new book Toby the Pet therapy Dog Says Be a Buddy Not a Bully was named among the best by Mom's Choice Awards, and recently won gold in the Reader's Favorite awards. This book teaches bully prevention, how to cope with bullying situations, and how not to be a bystander through the teachings of a therapy dog named Toby.
Do you ever watch CSI, Crime Seen Investigation? I do, occasionally. I am amazed how all the evidence that is collected can point directly at the suspect in question, but they just can’t seem to figure out a motive.
Abigail was born in Dallas Texas. All through her school years she knew that she wanted to help people. She became a Paramedic right out of high school and quickly moved up to flight medic on an air ambulance helicopter. In the 2000’s she was working on the medical helicopter when it crashed. Abigail was critically injured and had to undergo three lifesaving surgeries along with over 400 stitches and over 200 staples. The doctors told her family that she would not survive. After 6 weeks in the intensive care unit Abigail proved them wrong when she woke up. Then after another 3 months she walked out of the Hospital on her own. After her recovery, Abigail concluded that life is too short and she wanted to still help people and show them that they can over come life's hurtles. At the same time, she intended to enjoy her precious gift of life. Through a odd twist of fate, Abigail became a professional model. Abigail has worked as a trade show model, modeled at fashion shows and even a spokes model promoting products, and services. She has done numerous modeling for print as well. The most precious event of her life was when she became a Bunny at the Playboy Club at the Palms Casino in Las Vegas Nevada. Since the closing of the very last Playboy club in the United States, Abigail has now has taken to becoming an actress. She has done numerous TV commercials, several TV shows and a role in a feature film. She is very active in her career, of modeling, acting and appearances.
The sources of the most painful offenses are not usually actions,but attitudes. People who offend others unintentionally are judged with less severity than those who intend to hurt.
Join Jim as he interviews (Gayanne) G. Avetis. Gayanne is a native of Armenia, and immigrated to the United States with her family in 1993. She discovered her love of language at an early age, and was inspired by the example of her grandfather, an author, to publish books of her own. Drawing on her strict conservative Christian upbringing, her work explores the immigrant experience as well as the role of women in different cultures. Fluent in four languages, G. Avetis has a degree in psychology. She lives in Northern California with her husband and three amazing little boys.
Actions do speak louder than words, for sure. If you follow the pattern, thoughts lead to words and words translate into action.That is unless of course you are a bag of wind and never follow through on anything you say. Kids though get placed on the battlefield of the bully/victim dynamic through their words, and get pressured into taking action.
P.G. Callahan is a former inner-city public school teacher; homeless youth shelter worker, and news cameraman. His books are about loving yourself; believing in yourself; and going for your dreams. He has extensive experience interacting with and mentoring today’s youth. He basically equates bullying with terrorism. Callahan says that bullies terrorize innocent kids and put all kids on edge; preventing them from learning; having fun and enjoying life. Bullying is pervasive in many areas of society; making this type of mean behavior more acceptable to the detriment of young people’s self-esteem. Callahan believes loving oneself, having a strong, positive self-image, and goals will help young people, and people in general, deal with bullies, and more important, achieve their dreams. Callahan stresses that it’s important for kids to embrace and celebrate their individuality. Being true to your heart is the only way to happiness. His EBooks are: Diary of a Bullied Girl (Good Prevails); Diary of a Bullied Boy (Yes My Sister is Arianna); Diary of a Kid with A.D.D. (All Day Dreaming); Diary of a Bullied Girl (Girl Power); Bullies Beware; Winners Only: A Young Person’s Guide to Dealing with Bullying and Achieving Their Dreams; and Winning Following Your Heart’s True Desires. They are sold on www.amazon.com and www.barnesandnoble.com . His email is: pgcallahandiaries@hotmail.com .
Words can cut deep and do a lifetime of damage. We should all work to measure our words and determine if what we are going to say is truthful, kind, and necessary. Bullies lack empathy and need to be taught these qualities in order to avoid damaging consquences later in life.
We all have responsibilities. But, what are we truly resposnible for and why is it important for our children and our students to know.
Join Jim as he speaks with Carrie Certa in The Bully Proof Classroom. Carrie is the Producer and Director of a new independent film on bullying titled "The Study of Happiness." This is an Anti-bully narrative film about HS senior Andrew who not only has to deal with bullying in the form of a sexual assault but also with his dying mother. she is seeking to raise funds for it's production. You can view the movie page at the link below. http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-study-of-happiness
This Show Was Pre-Recorded When is a joke a joke? When both parties are laughing. Sometimes kids don’t know the difference between being laughed at and laughing with someone. Confront a bully about using a victim as the brunt of his jokes and his response might be “I was just joking.”
Friends can bring out the best or the worst in us. Join jim as he offers you some advice on how to help your students establish good friendships.
In this post 9-11 era security has become one of the most important things that organizations face each and every day. Whether it be a public building, a sporting event, or a subway ride everyone has the safety of their workers, the spectators, or the passengers on their mind. Schools are no different and with the number of school shootings that have taken place over the years schools today are very vigilante in their efforts in guarding the safety of their students and their teachers. I want to be very honest here though; if a parent with the wrong personality and the wrong motive gets upset enough with a teacher based upon something that happened with their child they will come into school and will seek you out for an unplanned conference, and they will demand to see you. If you work in a community based school and something happened during the day they more then likely will appear at your door last thing in the afternoon before you go home. If you work in a school where students are bused in rest assured they will appear at your door first thing in the morning. They will get in; they will bypass any blockade and will arrive at the point of battle and will spring a surprise attack. You will be unprepared and possibly be left to deal with this problem on your own for some one on one, hand to hand combat.
Tune in every Monday and get a quick tip on how to deal with bullying in your home or classroom. You can also access all shows on your iphone or ipad through iTunes. If you would like The Tip of the Day delivered to your inbox everyday go to www.bullyproofclassroom.com and subscribe. Character truly is everything. If we want to stop bullying it has to become an vital part of a school's curriculum and not just a ceremonious activity that ensures that everyone gets the trophy. Theodore Roosevelt once said "To educate a student in mind and not morals is to educate a menace to society."
When I was growing up, there was nothing better than bringing home a report card that had good grades on it. Oh, I wasn’t a straight A student, but I got my share of A’s and B’s. I also got my share of C’s and D’s. I guess I was what you call an average student. My parents always checked my report card and questioned any low grades and encouraged me to do better when they felt that I wasn’t working up to my abilities. Today good grades are still the benchmark we use to determine if a student is going to be promoted or retained. The higher achieving students who are in high school usually strive for good grades in rigorous courses, because they know that their class ranking among other things will determine the type of college that they will be admitted to. Good grades are something that everyone wants, and for some reason, they’re just about what everyone gets. The two questions that I have are these: does everyone who gets a good grade deserve it, and is that grade a good indicator of the person’s ability?
Praise is great, but givrn too often for the wrong reasons can create a sense of entitlement, arrogance, and bullying behavior. Join jim as he discusses how to deliver praise in just the right amounts to our students and children.
This Show Was Pre-Recorded Tune in every Monday and get a quick tip on how to deal with bullying in your home or classroom. You can also access all shows on your iphone or ipad through iTunes. If you would like The Tip of the Day delivered to your inbox everyday go to www.bullyproofclassroom.com and subscribe.
Cyberbullying is the act of directing threatening or disparaging information at a target child using Information and Communications Technology. Cyberbullying is harmful, repeated and hostile behavior intended to taunt, embarrass, deprecate & defame a targeted child. Dissimilar to classic bullying, cyberbullying includes Cyberbullying by proxy, which is when a cyberbully encourages or persuades others to engage in deprecating and harassing a target child. www.iPredator.co. As author of the Information Age Forensics construct, iPredator, and internet safety website, www.iPredator.co, Dr. Nuccitelli discusses why some children are prone to cyberbullying and why some cyberbullies grow into adult iPredators.
This Show Was Pre-Recorded Students who are placed under stress have trouble learning and can exhibit the behavior of disrepect. This can lead to not only a poor classroom climate but bullying problems as well. Find out how in this tip of the week how you can break through the emotional wall of your students and create a more respectful learning environment.
Join Jim as he embarks on a two part series on the 10 Best Ways To Build Any Relationship. Relationships are all around us and maintaining good ones takes time and patience. Part one of this series covers the first five that involves our words, with part two covering our actions.
This show as pre-recorded Tune in every Monday and get a quick tip on how to deal with bullying in your home or classroom. You can also access all shows on your iphone or ipad through iTunes. If you would like The Tip of the Day delivered to your inbox everyday go to www.bullyproofclassroom.com and subscribe.
Join Jim as he covers the anti bullying tip of the week. This show was pre-recorded on April 22, 2013.
Join Jim as he embarks on a two part series on the 10 Best Ways To Build Any Relationship. Relationships are all around us and maintaining good ones takes time and patience. Part one of this series covers the first five that involves our words, with part two covering our actions.
Tune in every Monday and get a quick tip on how to deal with bullying in your home or classroom. You can also access all shows on your iphone or ipad through iTunes. If you would like The Tip of the Day delivered to your inbox everyday go to www.bullyproofclassroom.com and subscribe.
Sister Jenna Director of the Meditation Museum in Silver Spring, Maryland, is an expert in the areas of fostering respect and understanding amongst religions, cultures, and nations; spirituality for health, peaceful living; promoting self-less service; ethical/moral values; world peace and human rights, and meditation.
In June 2012, the Meditation Museum launched a nationwide initiative entitled, "America Meditating - Pause for Peace." This initiative encourages everyone across the nation to allow time during their day to pause for peace and reflect within. Please visit the website at www.meditationmuseum.org.
Tune in every Monday and get a quick tip on how to deal with bullying in your home or classroom. You can also access all shows on your iphone or ipad through iTunes. If you would like The Tip of the Day delivered to your inbox everyday go to www.bullyproofclassroom.com and subscribe.
Parenting is tough. It's even tougher when parents fear their kids or are bullied by their own children. Who really is in charge here any way? Join Jim as he helps try and take back some of the ground we have given to permissive parenting.
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Brad Yates is known internationally for his creative and often humorous use of Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT). Brad is the author of the best-selling children's book "The Wizard's Wish http://www.thewizardswish.com ," the co-author of the best-seller "Freedom at Your Fingertips http://www.profcs.com/app/?af=390113 ," and a featured expert in the film "The Tapping Solution" http://www.tryitoneverything.com/cmd.php?af=763207 ," He has also been a presenter at a number of events, including Jack Canfield's Breakthrough to Success, has done teleseminars with "The Secret" stars Bob Doyle and Dr. Joe Vitale, and has been heard internationally on a number of internet radio talk shows. Brad also has over 300 videos on YouTube, that have been viewed over 5 million times, and is a contributing expert on the Huffington Post.
"Brad Yates is a master teacher. He is a warm, loving, powerful, effective, transformative force for good. I totally endorse his work."
- Jack Canfield, Author, The Success Principles and Chicken Soup for the Soul - Star of "The Secret"
Tune in every Monday and get a quick tip on how to deal with bullying in your home or classroom. You can also access all shows on your iphone or ipad through iTunes. If you would like The Tip of the Day delivered to your inbox everyday go to www.bullyproofclassroom.com and subscribe.
Heidi Thompson has been practicing breath awareness for thirty years. After experiencing more health, peace, and focus in her own life, she pioneered a breath awareness program for children called Mindmastery in 1996. Heidi was one of the first to introduce breath awareness into British Columbia public schools. She has recently written a book called Calm Focus Joy: The Power of Breath Awareness, which offers a comprehensive and practical learning and teaching guide for adults and children. Heidi Thompson’s book, Calm Focus Joy: The Power of Breath Awareness – A Practical Guide for Adults and Children is available on her website: www.calmfocusjoy.com or through Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or through bookstores.
Tune in every Monday and get a quick tip on how to deal with bullying in your home or classroom. You can also access all shows on your iphone or ipad through iTunes. If you would like The Tip of the Day delivered to your inbox everyday go to www.bullyproofclassroom.com and subscribe.
Join Jim as he emabarks on an exciting interview with Tricia Kelly. New Zealand born author Tricia Kelly, now lives in the USA. With over thirty years studying the Law of Attraction, and spiritual psychology she now entwines all this info with novels and writings. Her non-fiction book NEW ENERGY PARENTING, is based on her method of parenting, control free and punishment free, which she used on her now college aged daughter. Tricia is also a published songwriter, and a IMDB credited screenwriter. Tricia also owned her own business, a fashion designer store on Melrose Avenue which she self-created with $200 and ended up being one of the founders of the now famous Blvd. "THE STARSEEDS; Beyond Time" shares some of her own amazing experiences that comes from beyond - "this magical realm is without the limitation that man who often puts it upon himself ~ learning to trust is the key." Her novels keep the audiences attention like they are watching a film. SPIRIT BOY: An Earth Spy - is a wonderful journey of two boys headed for trouble, and who live the energy of both a bully, and being bullied. "Daphne Goes Blue, another highly endorsed children's picture book, which is not only about protecting our oceans, it is about importance of friendships. . www.triciakelly.net
Tune in every Monday and get a quick tip on how to deal with bullying in your home or classroom. You can also access all shows on your iphone or ipad through iTunes. If you would like The Tip of the Day delivered to your inbox everyday go to www.bullyproofclassroom.com and subscribe.
Laura Reiff has been a special education teacher in the city of Chicago for over ten years. Her expertise in this field has inspired her to write children’s books with a passionate mission to lift the negative stigma of Special Education by planting the seeds of understanding and compassion through self-esteem. Her first book is in development. It is an inspirational story about a young girl coping with dyslexia. In this, the first book of the series, Naomi Noodles faces the confusion of being told she is dyslexic, and the trials and tribulations of realizing how dyslexia can affect one’s life outside of just the learning environment. With a little help from a very special friend, Naomi begins to learn how to triumph over issues of bullying and family problems associated with her learning disability. Along the way she discovers just how wonderful, amazing and splendiferous she truly is. Laura is also the creator of www.about-special-education.com, a website dedicated to supporting the needs of parents of children with learning disabilities. Laura offers valuable resources for parents and informational articles, on her blog, based on her expertise in the field. She also offers a coaching program for parents acting as their guide and mentor through the sometimes scary world of Special Education.
Tune in every Monday and get a quick tip on how to deal with bullying in your home or classroom. You can also access all shows on your iphone or ipad through iTunes. If you would like The Tip of the Day delivered to your inbox everyday go to www.bullyproofclassroom.com and subscribe.
Join Jim as he discusses whay authority will always win. Oh, not right away, but it does. Everyone needs to learn how to respect positions that people have in life. Parents, teachers, law enforcement, and our employers are all put in front of us for a reason. Let's take a look at some of them.
Tune in every Monday and get a quick tip on how to deal with bullying in your home or classroom. You can also access all shows on your iphone or ipad through iTunes. If you would like The Tip of the Day delivered to your inbox everyday go to www.bullyproofclassroom.com and subscribe.
Join Jim in The Bully Proof Classroom as he speaks with Daniel Haight. Dan is an emerging science fiction novelist with many published short stories. A native of the San Francisco Bay Area, he is equal parts 'geek' and 'blue collar' with a love for science fiction, emerging technology and working with his hands. Dan has been writing stories since he was 12, but began writing professionally after he 'gave it a try' and found that people enjoyed his work. As a single parent, he works as a lowly IT guy during the day and writes in his off-hours. Let's hear Dan's perspective on bullying and about his new book "Flotilla" which you can view here. http://www.amazon.com/Daniel-Haight/e/B00AAMIGYA
Sometimes the big stuff is the small stuff. Small compromises can make a difference in our life, our careers, and in our relationships.
Join Jim in The Bully Proof Classroom as he speaks with Jen Hancock, aka Jen The Humanist. Jen teaches parents practical ways they can protect their kids from bullying. Using techniques she learned from her mother as well as from her experience as a dolphin trainer in Hawaii. These skills are so easy to learn even a kindergartner can understand them. The Bully Vaccine http://thebullyvaccine.com
Tune in every Monday and get a quick tip on how to deal with bullying in your home or classroom. You can also access all shows on your iphone or ipad through iTunes. If you would like The Tip of the Day delivered to your inbox everyday go to www.bullyproofclassroom.com and subscribe.
A Native New Yorker Patty Blount writes software technical guides by day and novels at night. She finished her first novel, a hockey dad murder mystery called Penalty Killer, on a dare by her oldest son. Though never published Penalty Killer was the subject of so many book reports, the seventh grade teacher requested a copy and later returned it, covered in red corrections. Patty did better with Send(Sourcebooks Fire, Aug, 2012), a story about a cyberbully coming to terms with the suicide he caused. A short version of this novel earned a top ten finish in the Writer’s Digest 79 Annual Writing Competition. Her second novel, TMI, comes out this August and is about two girls whose friendship unravels after one posts a secret online. She realizes most bullying takes place in schools, but she stands firm that this is not a school-only problem. and parents have to step up and take some responsibility for raising kids who don't turn their backs on violence. "Our generation has raised children with a profound sense of entitlement and very little compassion." Visit her at: www.pattyblount.com
Tune in every Monday and get a quick tip on how to deal with bullying in your home or classroom. You can also access all shows on your iphone or ipad through iTunes. If you would like The Tip of the Day delivered to your inbox everyday go to www.bullyproofclassroom.com and subscribe.
Join Jim in The Bully Proof Classroom as he speaks with singer, songwriter and anit bullying advocate Josey Milner. 17-year-old country music artist Josey Milner burst onto the international radio airwaves with her first release in September 2012, a cover version of Miranda Lambert’s “Dead Flowers.” The debut single from this Kansas City, MO native received airplay overseas in Belgium, Netherlands, Australia, UK, Austria, Germany, Denmark, Canada, Poland and Japan, while placing in the Top 10 of an internationally-recognized country music chart. Meanwhile, her Youtube video for another classic cover, Patsy Cline’s “Walking After Midnight” has received more than 60,000 views. With recent performances at fairs and festivals in Kansas and Missouri, including a spot on the Missouri State Fair and an opener for country star Chris Cagle, this former teen rodeo and pageant princess is poised for stardom on the international country music stage. She is a staunch supporter of the anti bullying movement and is committed to putting an end to this epidemic.
Tune in every Monday and get a quick tip on how to deal with bullying in your home or classroom. You can also access all shows on your iphone or ipad through iTunes. If you would like The Tip of the Day delivered to your inbox everyday go to www.bullyproofclassroom.com and subscribe.
Tune in to find out what our students and our children learn from the playground about bullies, themselves, and about life.
Tune in every Monday and get a quick tip on how to deal with bullying in your home or classroom. You can also access all shows on your iphone or ipad through iTunes. If you would like The Tip of the Day delivered to your inbox everyday go to www.bullyproofclassroom.com and subscribe.
Tune in every Monday and get a quick tip on how to deal with bullying in your home or classroom. You can also access all shows on your iphone or ipad through iTunes. If you would like The Tip of the Day delivered to your inbox everyday go to www.bullyproofclassroom.com and subscribe.
As an educator or a parent you need to catch this show. It will provide you with the best anti bullying tips around. They are unique and can be used right away.
What is it that all educators and parents know but just don't seem to talk about? Take a listen.
What are the 10 things that every educator knows but doesn't talk about and certainly doesn't know what do do about.
As a young athlete Robyn Odegaard often wondered why girls were so mean to one another. She could't wait to get into the "real world" where she thought people would act like grownups. It didn't take long for her to learn that, even among adults, women don't treat each other very well. Join Devyn and Jim as they speak with Dr Robyn Odegaard about her book; "STOP THE DRAMA: The Ultimate Guide To Female Teams" and find out why it is so important to break the cycle of using drama to deal with conflict and why young woman need a whole new skill set for success.
Join Devyn and Jim as they discuss and critique the movie "Bully." Did it present a problem without any real solution? Find out.
Join Jim and Devyn tonight as they discuss the impact that social media has had on the epidemic of bullying. Some expert and special guests will be joining us to discuss what can be done to create greater awareness about the pros and cons of using social media outlets.
Join Jim and Devyn as they discuss the difference between emotions and feelings and how to help ourselves and our children develop a healthy disposition. Bullying has led to some tragic events recently. The overall disposition of our children and our students is critical if we are going to help them stand up to bullying and build the confidence and trust necessary to have successful lives.
Oh man. Devyn and Jim are going to have their first arguement on the air. Should kids call adults by their first name? Jim says, Absolutely not, it's Mr. and Mrs. Devyn has other ideas.She might be right. She just has to convince Jim. Tune in and call in to weigh in.
Join us on December 23 and get an end of year review with Devyn Rush. Find out what her plans are for 2012. Tune in and listen to this young, dynamic, and growing gal who is really making a difference in the lives of our children
What strategies are you using right now to help stop bullying in your classroom or in your home. Devyn is now doing a ton of work with schools and speaking to students all over the country sharing her insights. Join us to discover some unique techniques you can use as a parent or a teacher to combat the bullying epicemic.
Join Jim as he speaks with Paula Phillips who is doing all she can to stop the bullying epidemic in this country with her organization "The Right Road for Kids"
Join Jim as he interviews Carmichael Wolfe "The Eclectic Novelist." Carmichael can incorporate various genres into his stories. He currently has a 632 page gritty gangster novel that's called "The Playground" that's available through Amazon.com and it explains the harsh reality that a young person will face if he or she decides to join a gang and to become a member of the criminal underworld. The book is meant to be an authentic "In Your Face" reality check because young people often don't know what they're getting themselves into until it's far too late and joining a gang means that one must become a bully or else. Carmichael's uncle was the inspiration behind the book and it's dedicated to him because he tried to talk young people out of choosing the life that he had chosen.
: Join Jim as he speaks with Chizoma Cluff editor and chief of Esteem Yourself E Magazine. Chizoma has been working with women for over 15 years in assisting them in building esteem, confidence, and self-worth. As a former model and actress, she has taught self-confidence, character, acting, public speaking, image, and esteem classes to children and adults. She is an energetic, passionate, and impeccable workshop creator and motivational speaking professional in the areas of positive empowerment, self-esteem, confidence, self-love, self-worth, fear, relationships, and self-help.
Join Devyn Rush as she discusses the bullying problem, self esteem, her career, andthe many things she is doing right now to make this world a better place.
Join Jim as he speaks with Chris Holyfield. This phenomenal motivational speaker is perceived at first glance as an undersized man in an oversized world. Chris maximizes his visual difference to help students recognize, avoid teasing, and bullying among their peers. He has an enormous impact on kids because of his many experiences and accomplishments in life... Which include World Wrestling Entertainment, MTV, National Talk Shows, Miami Ink just to name a few. Chris' unique perspective, combined with his love for children, has produced a compelling presentation for students of all ages. He urges students to develop a healthy attitude about themselves and others, as learning to respect each other naturally makes attending school a much more enjoyable experience. Please join us.
Judith Addington is an author, speaker, program developer, and child advocate. She has a whole lot to share on the topic of bullying, and really wants to make a difference. She believe every child can become a leader! We reach kids world-wide with inspirational, motivational, and compelling materials/quality products on leader skill-building, thereby inspiring a child’s highest God-given leader potential. The products COOL CATS promotes focus on positive mental health, building internal strength, and promoting optimal well-being while at the same time communicating striking insights into building inner strength on a child’s journey toward developing their highest God-given potential and unique gifts. Join me as I have the privledge of speaking with this dynamic lady.
Join Jim as he speals with Dr. Michael Nuccitelli. Dr. Nuccitelli is a New York State Licensed Psychologist and Certified Forensic Consultant. He received his doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology in 1994 from The Adler School of Professional Psychology in Chicago and certification as a forensic consultant from The American College of Forensic Examiners in 2006. Starting this fall, Dr. Nuccitelli will be launching his website, Modern Forensics Dot Com, which will be a resource for legal & law enforcement professionals, parents, adults and students interested in education, training and consultation on the iPredator, cybercrime and online sexual predators. Today we'll be talking about Dr. Nuccitelli's theoretic concept he's coined iPredator.
Join jim as he co-hosts the show with Devyn Rush. You remember Devyn. The singing waitress from American Idol. She is doing a ton of work in the area of anti bullying and body awareness. ” Now a singer/songwriter/yoga teacher, Devyn is a child advocate and combines song-writing with yoga to build emotional self-awareness, proprioception, and awareness of others for adolescents. She is a Big Sister and spokesperson for Big Brothers Big Sisters (www.bbbs.org) and works actively with the Jonathan D. Krist Foundation (www.jonathankrist.org) to enhance music education in underserved schools. You can find out more about Devyn on her Facebook Fan Page, follow her at www.twitter.com/devynrush, and listen/watch her music at www.youtube.com/devynrushmusic. Join us for a great show.
Join Jim today as he co-hosts the show with Brick Casey. Brick has been a guest before and his powerful message about bullying needs to be heard by more listeners. A well-known blues singer and background vocalist for a mother (Joyce Green-Staton), and a prestigious piano wholesaler for a father, (Turner Lee McAfee, Jr.), Casey Staton was born with all of musical essentials needed for his artistic journey. Now having 20 years in the music business and with musical works of all kinds, Casey has become what many who love to make music eventually become…‘Seasoned’. This will prove to be an exciting show so please joing us.
Stop asking questions and start giving commands. Kids who are always asked to do something believe that they have a choice in the matter. This causes power struggles. Kids need to understand that adults are in charge. This is not only the key to effective discipline but believe it or not helps stop the bullying that occurs in the home or in school. Read more about this in Jim's book "The New 3Rs in Education: Respect, Responsibility, and Relationships.
Join Jim as he discusses ways to motivate a victim of bullying. Victims can become disaffected and there self confidence must be restored if they are going to succeed in life and in school. Find ways to offer the victim hope as they go through the nightmare of bullying.
Relationships last a lifetime. Join Jim as he discusses how bullying behavior can destroy family relationships, and relationships that exist between children. He explains how bullying leaves scars that do last a lifetime.
Join Jim Today as he interviews indepependent recording artist Brick Casey and find out what he is doing to help stop the bullying epidemic through his out reach with music for change.
Brick is one of the only secular artist on the market that produces musical works aimed at furthering the outreach of many of today's leading social awareness issues such as; BULLYING, GANG VIOLENCE, AUTISM, DRUNK DRIVING, VOTING and more.
In Brick's Words:
"I feel that artists are responsible for the messages they put out through music so there has to be positive productions within mainstream media. If not, we as a community ultimately suffer from the many negative influences that's promoted through secular productions that carry non-constructive messages." - (Brick Casey)
For more info about Brick Casey's social works: WWW.PSATAPEZ.COM WWW.AWARENESS-MEDIA.ORG WWW.BRICKCASEY.COM
Join jim as he discusses all the ways we as individuals can help stop the bullying epidemic in society and in our schools. This will prove to be a great show as Jim will be speaking with Devyn Rush. It is her belief that bullying is only seemingly inevitable, and that if children learn to direct the changes they are going through in a positive light, bullying can be ended. You can find out more information and listen to her music at www.devynrush.com and www.youtube.com/devynrushmusic You may also remember her from this past season of American Idol ("the singing waitress").
There are many things that we can do to stop bullying. We just have to become more aware that it exists. Laws have been passed but schools at times look at their bullying program as ceremonious and just have a policy, and do nothing with it. It takes individual effort on the part of everyone. Teachers, parents, and society in general. Join Jim as he discusses what can be done to stop this epidemic. www.bullyproofclassroom.com
Jim discusses with his listeners how to set up an anti-bullying campaign and some activities that teachers can use to help with the bullying problem in our schools and in society.
Join Jim as he discusses "The Bully Proof Classroom." This new course uis now being offered at The College of New Jersey in partnership with The Regional training Center. Jim will be covering activities, interventions, parents, and how to set up an anti bullying campaign in your school. Be sure sure to listen or download the show.
Before the 1960's most people watched television in black and white. Looking back at what society was like fifty years ago, it seems like people looked at life in terms of black and white also. Things were either right or they were wrong. There wasn't too much in between. Some of the things we viewed as wrong were disrespectful children, smoking pot, and sex before marriage. Some of the things society viewed as right were children not talking back to their parents or teachers and conservative dress. If you want to look back and see exactly what society viewed as right or wrong, just watch an old episode of "Leave it to Beaver." Join Jim as he discusses the changes that have occurred during the last fifty years and how they have impacted the family, the schools, and society.
Prescribed medication may be necessary to help with impulse control, rage, and a poor thought process. Is it the only way to control behavior in the school and in the home? Too often it is prescribed to children with the hope that it will do the job exclusively. There is no substitute for responsibility and accountability. Medication may provide temporary relief. Sound discipline that holds children accountable and encourages responsible behavior is necessary if they are going to experience life long success.
Relationships with your children, parents, spouse, loved ones, co-workers, and other family members last a lifetime. Sometimes they hurt. Oh we can always forgive but, forgetting is almost impossible. Join Jim as he talks about this topic which will prove insightful, and provoke some thoughts that will be sure to bring about permanent help - not temporary relief.
Bullies left uncorrected can become adults that bully. Parents can be bullies that bully teachers. Teachers can bully students. Work place bullies can harass and bully co workers. Employers can even bully their employees. No matter how you cut it, it is uncomfortable. It can be passive or aggressive. Join Jim as he discusses what all this looks like and what can be done to manage this nightmare as an adult.
When small compromises are made with our children or students they can begin to get the idea that they can say or do anything that they want. Believe it or not this attitude may be contributing to the bullying epidemic we are now experiencing in our families, schools, and society. Join Jim Burns as he covers these compromises and gives teachers and parents strategies that they can use to help teach respect and encourage responsible behavior.
Everybody wants to win; Right? Should everybody win? Kids need to be told when they are not working up to their potential. They need to be told the truth. Rewards are great, but only for those that deserve it. Let's not be afraid of telling a kid that they did not perform well because we a worried about their self esteem.
Consequences are important for everyone, adults and children. What are some of the consequences that schools can use to help stop bullies from bullying and this epidemic in society.
The Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act was just introduced in New Jersey. This is sure to go nation wide very soon. Join Jim as he covers this very important piece of legislation and understand why your school needs an in-service now. Go to jameshburns.com to view his anti-bullying E Book.
Join Jim as he tries to answer the question: Do bullies have low self-esteem? give it some thought and give him a call.
Join Jim as he covers some bullying events that have occurred in schools across the country and gain some insight on how we can stop this epidemic.
Jim Burns is back and will be covering all new content. He is now focusing on Relationships. Join Jim as he focuses today on Lying and how it can absolutely devastate men women and children
Join Jim as he discusses The New 3Rs in Education and find out why they are so important to schools and families.
What do you believe in? How do you view your life and what is your perspective on family, relationships, your job, and you abilities? DO YOU HAVE THE GUTS TO TAKE A STAND? Join Jim as he talks about this topic and much more.
What do you believe in? How do you view your life and what is your perspective on family, relationships, your job, and you abilities? DO YOU HAVE THE GUTS TO TAKE A STAND? Join Jim as he talks about this topic and much more.
Bitterness and Guilt can be devastating emotions. They can affect us physically and emotionally, especially if we are divorced and are dealing with our children. Join Jim today and find out how to stop reacting and start responding to these two negative emotions.
How do you deal with a rebellious teenager? Being divorced doesn't help and guilt can cause problems for dads that can really have an effect on your relationship with your children
Join Jim as he talks about the inauguration of our new president, and talks about what it means to us as a country.
Join Jim as he discusses his own childhood and what he learned by being raised over the family bar.
Join Jim as he discusses the New 3Rs in education and tells you why they are so important Respect, Responsibility, Relationships, The New 3Rs, Character Education
Join Jim as he discusses the New 3Rs in education and tells you why they are so important Respect, Responsibility, Relationships, The New 3Rs, Character Education
Join Jim as he discusses the New 3Rs in education and tells you why they are so important Respect, Responsiblity, Relationships, The New 3Rs, Character Education
Join Jim as he discusses the New 3Rs in education and tells you why they are so important
Join Jim Burns as he discusses,life as a divorced dad, his new book, the election, and anything else on your mind.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses,life as a divorced dad, his new book, the economy, and anything else on your mind.
Join Jim Burns as he talks about his new book and the compromises that have been made that have affected families, education, and society.
Join Jim Burns as he talks about his new book and the compromises that have been made that have affected families, education, and society.
Join Jim today as he talks about his new book "The New 3R's in Education - Respect, Responsibility, and Relationships and the challenges of being a divorced father.
Join Jim today as he talks about his new book "The New 3R's in Education - Respect, Responsibility, and Relationships and the challenges of being a divorced father.
Join Jim Burns as he talks about fatherhood, divorce, public schools, his New Book and discusses anything on his the minds of his callers.
Join Jim Burns as he talks about fatherhood, divorce, public schools, his New Book and discusses anything on his the minds of his callers.
Join Jim Burns as he talks about fatherhood, divorce, public schools, his New Book and discusses anything on his the minds of his callers.
Join Jim Burns as he talks about fatherhood, divorce, public schools, his New Book and discusses anything on his the minds of his callers.
Join Jim as he talks about parenting, teaching, and his new book on Respect, Responsibility, and Relationships.
Join Jim Burns as he talks about his new book coming out and fills you in on what's happening with his kids, work, and life.`
Join Jim Burns as he chats about Dads, Work, Stress, Kids, Discipline, and the Summer. You won't be disappointed.
Join Jim Burns as he remembers his own father and talks about the joys of being a father on Fathers Day. Jim is going to be traveling for a while and won't be able to do another show for about two weeks so tune in and get your Dad Talk Zone fix.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns as he discusses why we have to take back the ground that we have surrendered to permissive parenting and examine why it is so important to teach our kids to respond correctly to authority, and to develop character.
Join Jim Burns for a discussion on how we as dads can make our children feel as if they are contrubuting members of the family and in society
Join Jim Burns for a discussion on how we as dads can make our children feel more connected with the family now and in the future.
Join Jim Burns for a discussion on how we as dads can make our children feel more capable at doing things now and in the future.
What does the Bible say about some key areas of life. There is no doubt that this type of lifestyle is conservative. Tune in this week as we talk about why God's way is the best way. The discussion today will be Self Acceptance
What does the Bible say about some key areas of life. There is no doubt that this type of lifestyle is conservative. Tune in this week as we talk about why God's way is the best way. The discussion today will be on The role of a father
What does the Bible say about some key areas of life. There is no doubt that this type of lifestyle is conservative. Tune in this week as we talk about why God's way is the best way. The discussion today will be on the area of dealing with adversity
What does the Bible say about some key areas of life. There is no doubt that this type of lifestyle is conservative. Tune in this week as we talk about why God's way is the best way. The discussion today will be on self-control.
Ramble with the dinosaur Jim Burns as he takes a look at the traditional conservative ways of parenting that were used 40 years ago vs. The liberal approaches that we use today. Please don't miss this show.
Ramble with the dinosaur Jim Burns as he takes a look at the traditional conservative ways of parenting that were used 40 years ago vs. The liberal approaches that we use today. Please don't miss this show.
Ramble with the dinosaur Jim Burns as he takes a look at the traditional conservative ways of parenting that were used 40 years ago vs. The liberal approaches that we use today. Please don't miss this show.
Ramble with the dinosaur Jim Burns as he takes a look at the traditional conservative ways of parenting that were used 40 years ago vs. The liberal approaches that we use today. Please don't miss this show.
Ramble with the dinosaur Jim Burns as he takes a look at the traditional conservative ways of parenting that were used 40 years ago vs. The liberal approaches that we use today. Please don't miss this show.
Ramble with the dinosaur Jim Burns as he takes a look at the traditional conservative ways of parenting that were used 40 years ago vs. The liberal approaches that we use today. Please don't miss this show.
Ramble with the dinosaur Jim Burns as he takes a look at the traditional conservative ways of parenting that were used 40 years ago vs. The liberal approaches that we use today. Please don't miss this show.
Ramble with the dinosaur Jim Burns as he takes a look at the traditional conservative ways of parenting that were used 40 years ago vs. The liberal approaches that we use today. Please don't miss this show.
Do you have a teenage daughter? Is she starting to date, go to parties, ride around in cars with her friends and maybe even boys? Tune in to find out how to deal with the worries, and concerns related to dealing with what was once your little girl.
Do you have a teenage daughter? Is she starting to date, go to parties, ride around in cars with her friends and maybe even boys? Tune in to find out how to deal with the worries, and concerns related to dealing with what was once your little girl.
Do you have a teenage daughter? Is she starting to date, go to parties, ride around in cars with her friends and maybe even boys? Tune in to find out how to deal with the worries, and concerns related to dealing with what was once your little girl.
Do you have a teenage daughter? Is she starting to date, go to parties, ride around in cars with her friends and maybe even boys? Tune in to find out how to deal with the worries, and concerns related to dealing with what was once your little girl.
Join Jim Burns for some straight talk for men on politics, children, Baby Boomers, The Millennial Generation, kids, family, relationships, wives and ex-wives. Call in and join the discussion.
Join Jim Burns for some straight talk for men on politics, children, Baby Boomers, The Millennial Generation, kids, family, relationships, wives and ex-wives. Call in and join the discussion.
Join Jim Burns for some straight talk for men on politics, children, Baby Boomers, The Millennial Generation, kids, family, relationships, wives and ex-wives. Call in and join the discussion.
Join Jim Burns for some straight talk for men on politics, children, Baby Boomers, The Millennial Generation, kids, family, relationships, wives and ex-wives. Call in and join the discussion.
Join Jim Burns for some straight talk for men on politics, children, Baby Boomers, The Millennial Generation, kids, family, relationships, wives and ex-wives. Call in and join the discussion.
Divorced Dads with have some unique responsibilities and challenges.Maintaining a positive relationship with your kids, keeping your priorities straight,dealing with loneliness, and if you have a girlfriend this can really become a challenge.
Divorced Dads with have some unique responsibilities and challenges.Maintaining a positive relationship with your kids, keeping your priorities straight,dealing with loneliness, and if you have a girlfriend this can really become a challenge.
Divorced Dads with have some unique responsibilities and challenges.Maintaining a positive relationship with your kids, keeping your priorities straight,dealing with loneliness, and if you have a girlfriend this can really become a challenge.
Disciplining Kids is a man's job. So how come we can't do it? Join Jim Burns as he teaches dads how to discipline their kid with love and understanding.
Disciplining Kids is a man's job. So how come we can't do it? Join Jim Burns as he teaches dads how to discipline their kid with love and understanding.
Disciplining Kids is a man's job. So how come we can't do it? Join Jim Burns as he teaches dads how to discipline their kid with love and understanding.
Disciplining Kids is a man's job. So how come we can't do it? Join Jim Burns as he teaches dads how to discipline their kid with love and understanding.
Disciplining Kids is a man's job. So how come we can't do it? Join Jim Burns as he teaches dads how to discipline their kid with love and understanding.
Disciplining Kids is a man's job. So how come we can't do it? Join Jim Burns as he teaches dads how to discipline their kid with love and understanding.
Disciplining Kids is a man's job. So how come we can't do it? Join Jim Burns as he teaches dads how to discipline their kid with love and understanding.
Disciplining Kids is a man's job. So how come we can't do it? Join Jim Burns as he teaches dads how to discipline their kid with love and understanding.
Disciplining Kids is a man's job. So how come we can't do it? Join Jim Burns as he teaches dads how to discipline their kid with love and understanding.
Dads really need to take care of themselves for the sake of their children. Whether you are married or divorced you have to strike a balance physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Join Jim Burns as he takes some principles ftom Stephen Covey's book "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People and applies it to the Dad Talk Zone
Dads really need to take care of themselves for the sake of their children. Whether you are married or divorced you have to strike a balance physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Join Jim Burns as he takes some principles ftom Stephen Covey's book "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People and applies it to the Dad Talk Zone
Are you principled based? What is that? Seg 3
Dads really need to take care of themselves for the sake of their children.
Whether you are married or divorced you have to strike a balance physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Join Jim Burns as he takes some principles ftom Stephen Covey's book "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People and applies it to the Dad Talk Zone
Dads really need to take care of themselves for the sake of their children. Whether you are married or divorced you have to strike a balance physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Join Jim Burns as he takes some principles ftom Stephen Covey's book "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People and applies it to the Dad Talk Zone
Dads really need to take care of themselves for the sake of their children. Whether you are married or divorced you have to strike a balance physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Join Jim Burns as he takes some principles ftom Stephen Covey's book "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People and applies it to the Dad Talk Zone
How involved are you as a dad involved in your kids education. Do you help them with their homework? How about attending parent teacher conferences? Do you know the trends in education? Tune in get the scoop and find out how to get more involved.
How involved are you as a dad involved in your kids education. Do you help them with their homework? How about attending parent teacher conferences? Do you know the trends in education? Tune in get the scoop and find out how to get more involved.
How involved are you as a dad involved in your kids education. Do you help them with their homework? How about attending parent teacher conferences? Do you know the trends in education? Tune in get the scoop and find out how to get more involved.
How involved are you as a dad involved in your kids education. Do you help them with their homework? How about attending parent teacher conferences? Do you know the trends in education? Tune in get the scoop and find out how to get more involved.
How involved are you as a dad involved in your kids education. Do you help them with their homework? How about attending parent teacher conferences? Do you know the trends in education? Tune in get the scoop and find out how to get more involved.
Even though you may be divorced you still need to have a goal everyday. Ask yourself am I going to see my kids today? If you're not going to see them plan to make a phone call. Try to start routines and good habits.