Might Radio: Recent Episodes
Gabriella van Rij
Our society has dropped the ball on Human Kindness. Why? We have replaced technology and obtaining whatever we desire instantly delivered to our doorstep, without thought or consequence to our environment or ourselves. Our show will bring you the possibility to be evoked, educated and empowered to make changes in your own life. Won't you join me on my journey to pick up the ball of human kindness and to spread the notion that when we put our fears aside, no one will ever be treated without common courtesy? When fearful, we turn into something terrible, all because of the fear we feel. Let's truly become the melting pot that we were meant to be! Come and listen to national and international guests, who will give us an ear full of their experiences with kindness, and how they are making a dent in helping overcome all social issues.
This book is about the devastating effects of the Pyramid of Hate. It has taken seventy years for Anita to share the feel ins she experienced as a young girl. Yet, every word is still trapped in her heart. The world is well acquainted with the facts. However, we also need to get to the truth.
We welcome all callers, students, parents anyone that is curious to ask a question to Anita about her personal journey… She is open and heartfelt and will answer anything within her power!
http://anitaschorr.com Buy on AMAZON: http://www.amazon.com/Be-Hero-A-Witness-History-ebook/dp/B00IT7FWYK/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1395157117&sr=8-3&keywords=Be+a+hero+anita+schorr
One show was not enough to learn from the amazing story of Anita Schorr. She is back to share more details from her experiences as a survivor of a concentration camp.She will share with us what she learned with her experiences as well as teach us a valuable lesson about kindness and acceptance.
Links:
http://www.anitaschorr.com http://marionstahl.com
We all have sometime in our lives felt harassment from a classmate or coworker. Many people find it hard to overcome these situations and still be able to communicate and interact with friends and family. If you are or have been in this situation, this interview will help you. I will talk to a survivor of a concentration camp, Anita Schorr. She has found a way to not only overcome her horrible experiences but find a way to not want revenge but rather enjoy life.
Links: http://www.anitaschorr.com http://marionstahl.com
As Oprah's Ambassador Of Hope and Inspirational Expert, Marala Scott has reached countless souls through her literature and captivating words. Marala strives to help inspire and empower those in need. She teaches us that we all have a God given intuition, but we must harness this and use it as God has intended.
Links: www.maralascott.com www.seraphbooks.com https://twitter.com/MaralaScott https://www.facebook.com/marala.scott?fref=ts http://maralascottsblog.com/
Faisal Khattak is a Professional Speaker and The Leadersmith. He helps parents guide and transform their young adults into Noble Leaders. Faisal is a Licensed Practitioner of NLP, Communication skills specialist and alumnus of Baron Mastery's Authentic Speaker Academy for Leadership. Faisal is also a Certified Hypnotherapist and a Certified Anti-bullying coach. His ground-breaking book “7 Surefire Ways To Bullyproof Your Child” has acclaimed numerous raving reviews.
Links: www.facebook.com/theleadersmith www.twitter.com/bothbullying www.linkedin.com/in/faisalkhattakbd
This book is about the devastating effects of the Pyramid of Hate. It has taken seventy years for Anita to share the feel ins she experienced as a young girl. Yet, every word is still trapped in her heart. The world is well acquainted with the facts. However, we also need to get to the truth.
We welcome all callers, students, parents anyone that is curious to ask a question to Anita about her personal journey… She is open and heartfelt and will answer anything within her power!
http://anitaschorr.com Buy on AMAZON: http://www.amazon.com/Be-Hero-A-Witness-History-ebook/dp/B00IT7FWYK/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1395157117&sr=8-3&keywords=Be+a+hero+anita+schorr
Busy dads often find themselves fathering on autopilot, or stuck in wait-and-react mode. If you your kids are pulling away from you, or you’re frustrated with how they respond to you, or won’t listen, this interview can turn your fathering experience around forever. The three massive mistakes revealed in this interview, and the tools provided to correct them, will help you draw close to your kids again, and help them care about what you say.
Links:
www.thegreatdadsproject.org www.facebook.com/thegreatdadsproject www.twiiter.com/forgreatdads www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=55441802&trk=nav_responsive_tab_profile_pic www.amazon.com/How-Be-Great-Dad-Matter/dp/098571381X/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
Why is friendship so important for kids and what can parents do to help? Princeton, NJ psychologist and internationally published author Eileen Kennedy-Moore, PhD, talks about the skills your child needs to make and keep friends. Dr. Kennedy-Moore is the co-author of two books for parents, Smart Parenting for Smart Kids and The Unwritten Rules of Friendship, and author of an award-winning children's book, What About Me? 12 Ways to Get Your Parents' Attention Without Hitting Your Sister. She serves on the advisory board for Parents magazine and blogs about children's friendships on PsychologyToday.com.
Links: www.EileenKennedyMoore.com www.psychologytoday.com/blog/Growing-Friendships
Who better to tell us what our children are facing than a parent. Camille is a mother of an adopted daughter and she has the experience of having been called names when she was growing up. Her journey was not easy but her experiences as a multi-racial ethnic woman has given her the passion to share her story and to help all students overcome their fears and replace bullying with kindness...
One show was not enough to learn from the amazing story of Anita Schorr. She is back to share more details from her experiences as a survivor of a concentration camp.She will share with us what she learned with her experiences as well as teach us a valuable lesson about kindness and acceptance.
Links:
http://www.anitaschorr.com http://marionstahl.com
We all have sometime in our lives felt harassment from a classmate or coworker. Many people find it hard to overcome these situations and still be able to communicate and interact with friends and family. If you are or have been in this situation, this interview will help you. I will talk to a survivor of a concentration camp, Anita Schorr. She has found a way to not only overcome her horrible experiences but find a way to not want revenge but rather enjoy life.
Links: http://www.anitaschorr.com http://marionstahl.com
We all have sometime in our lives felt harassment from a classmate or coworker. Many people find it hard to overcome these situations and still be able to communicate and interact with friends and family. If you are or have been in this situation, this interview will help you. I will talk to a survivor of a concentration camp, Anita Schorr. She has found a way to not only overcome her horrible experiences but find a way to not want revenge but rather enjoy life.
Links: http://www.anitaschorr.com http://marionstahl.com
Busy dads often find themselves fathering on autopilot, or stuck in wait-and-react mode. If you feel disconnected from your kids, or you’re frustrated with how they respond to you, or won’t listen, this interview can turn your fathering experience around forever.
The three dangerous trends exposed in this interview, and the tools provided to correct them, will help you become the effective and fulfilled dad you want to be, and your kids desperately want and need you to be.
Paul grew up in what, to all appearances, was a loving middle d the road family. What was going on inside was not apparent. Paul was filled with fear, terror and inner disfunction. Paul was the victim of abuse, and as this fear permeated the kids at school picked-up on this and the terror continued in the form of bullying. Bullies pick on the weak, Paul was projecting this weakness through fear. in elementary school and junior high school.
Then there was a time when it all changed. Sticking up for himself, Paul fought back and not only moved away from being bullied. Paul actually became a bully, transforming into a bully, then a gangster, member of organized crime. Realizing the terror Pul inflicted on others, he has a message for other victims, and aggressors. Link: http://beyondthe12th.com/
Nina Amir, Inspiration to Creation Coach, inspires people to combine their purpose and passion so they Achieve More Inspired Results. She motivates writers and non-writers to create publishable and published products and careers as authors as well as to reach their goals and fulfill their potential. In this show Nina will be sharing information on how she succeeded and how you can too!
Many people have made the commitment to get fit this year, in this radio show we will be addressing ways for to maintain your resolution. Our guest Blake will show you how to keep your fitness commitment to yourself by: • Making reasonable goals • Tracking your progress • Avoiding over training Blake has been training people on all levels for more than 9 years, but there is something really special that nobody else does, they do PERSONALIZED ONLINE TRAINING geared to suit your needs.
LINKS: FB: https://www.facebook.com/QuadCitiesFitness Website: http://www.quadcitiesfitness.com Contact: 231-590-5918
The WHAT HAPPENS IF I… Book – How to Make Action/Reaction Work for You
Instead of Against You covers many different topics from what happens if I do what I love and the money doesn’t come, to what happens if I can’t stay monogamous, to happens if I commit suicide. The purpose of the book is to make the reader aware of action/reaction and how these physics play out in our everyday lives.
“Choose to give something wonderful and something wonderful returns.” Read more by going to Amazon.com
Links: betsy@betsythompson.com
http://www.betsythompson.com/
http://www.youtube.com/betsyotterthompson
http://www.betsyotterthompson.blogspot.com
http://www.twitter.com/thepreppygury
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/betsy-otter-thompson/23/549/a9b
Ramon Guillen is our guest who works as a Lead Staff Attorney for BEST by helping victims of Human Trafficking. He makes an interesting distinction between trafficking and smuggling and also between sex and labor trafficking. Amazingly enough the average joe, like myself does not know the difference
Links:
http://www.beststoptrafficking.org
Paul grew up in what, to all appearances, was a loving middle d the road family. What was going on inside was not apparent. Paul was filled with fear, terror and inner disfunction. Paul was the victim of abuse, and as this fear permeated the kids at school picked-up on this and the terror continued in the form of bullying. Bullies pick on the weak, Paul was projecting this weakness through fear. in elementary school and junior high school.
Then there was a time when it all changed. Sticking up for himself, Paul fought back and not only moved away from being bullied. Paul actually became a bully, transforming into a bully, then a gangster, member of organized crime. Realizing the terror Pul inflicted on others, he has a message for other victims, and aggressors. Link: http://beyondthe12th.com/
Teacher's suicide leaves a lot of questions for the school board and for the poor parents left behind. Mary Eve Thorson is a Martyr While many teachers suffer by the hands of administrators, Mary's sacrifice has set the tone for initial, although scarce awareness.
Mary was bullied because she wouldn't comply with the unmoral ethics demanded by her superiors.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJ_CtyUoRLo
My slogan we as a society have dropped the ball of Human Kindness. Will you help me pick it up? We are starting a movement where the ball might be dropped but has to always be picked up by someone… If we do not pick it up ONE CHILD DIES … due to bullying or cyber-tormenting...
We will try to cross all major cities in the US and small towns too, if you need us in your town or city please feel free to all us at 415-656-6656. Follow us via blog: gabriellavanrij.com/blog or instagram and all other social media The hashtag is #pickuptheball
Links:
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Tulare Union High School: Instagram: tu_redskin (this is the school hashtag #projectZ) Instagram: redskinqueen (Dr. Michelle Nunley - Principal)
Could a woman misunderstand what her father is really like? Do fathers realize the impact they have on their daughters? These are questions examined by our guest, James I. Bond in his new book, The Secret Life of Fathers, from interviews he did with 101 fathers of daughters. He will share some surprising insights about the complex relationship between fathers and their daughters. For women, this can be a real eye opener about a topic rarely discussed -- the private fears and feelings of fathers of daughters.
Link: www.TheFatherDaughterProject.com
What is QCAIR? Who are immigrants and refugees? Why they migrate to the Quad Cities? Our 7 action teams and what they do
http://qcair.org/ http://www.linkedin.com/pub/ikponwonsa-oriaikhi/3a/941/797/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=683501804&sk=info&edit=eduwork https://www.facebook.com/qcair
Teacher's suicide leaves a lot of questions for the school board and for the poor parents left behind. The father John is willing to share his daughter's story on our show about bullying and harassment when Mary his daughter decided to take her own life by jumping in front of a semi.
Mary was harassed by the school when she hoped or desired for things to change... but they did not.
Join us today to listen how school boards actually reacted to this teacher and how she was left to her own devices.
Ashley is a very courageous mother who has nowhere to go. Her son got assaulted from his way home to school... The bullies have been after him for several years. This is getting out of hand. We also have Kathy as a guest talking about her child being bullied.
We have to stop this at the source before these young children get assaulted.
It is October once again anti-bullying month awareness and we have chosen Tulare Union High School to come back on our radio show as they have shown such a passion to make their campus bully free.
The students have created a theme for every month to teach and create awareness and a sort of support group for people to go, not only if you are bullied but if you feel left out... I wish all schools in the US would have such initiatives.
Do not miss this segment...
Dominic was diagnosed with Sensory Processing Disorder in Feb of 2005 at the age of 3. Once he got into kindergarten, he began wrap around services and received an ASD diagnosis of PDD-NOS. In the beginning, his sensory symptoms were severe - major transition issues, tactile deficiency, auditory deficiency, etc. As he got older, he overcame many of his sensory issues and currently shows more symptoms of the PDD-NOS.
A captivating true story of one young man’s destiny to remain a part of his son’s life through open adoption. Painstakingly deciding to give up their baby boy, an unwed couple faces heart wrenching obstacles. When the option of open adoption is presented to them it morally feels right. Promises and plans are made from both parties, but what happens when one party breaks the sacred promises? Through the grace of God and one fateful date, a reconnection is made after years of disconnect. This heartwarming true story of faith and forgiveness is a true testament of human kind.
LGBT is this a kind term to finally learn to accept one another? This show is bringing even more awareness to the listener on this topic and to keep your mind and hearts open in dialogue. There is so much you can do to include LGBT people in your life, in your college and your work place. Listen to our two guests who have knowledge and insight on this important topic.
LGBT is this a kind term to finally learn to accept one another? This show is bringing even more awareness to the listener on this topic and to keep your mind and hearts open in dialogue. There is so much you can do to include LGBT people in your life, in your college and your work place. Listen to our two guests who have knowledge and insight on this important topic.
The WHAT HAPPENS IF I… Book – How to Make Action/Reaction Work for You
Instead of Against You covers many different topics from what happens if I do what I love and the money doesn’t come, to what happens if I can’t stay monogamous, to happens if I commit suicide. The purpose of the book is to make the reader aware of action/reaction and how these physics play out in our everyday lives.
“Choose to give something wonderful and something wonderful returns.” Read more by going to Amazon.com
Links: betsy@betsythompson.com
http://www.betsythompson.com/
http://www.youtube.com/betsyotterthompson
http://www.betsyotterthompson.blogspot.com
http://www.twitter.com/thepreppygury
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/betsy-otter-thompson/23/549/a9b
Ramon Guillen is our guest who works as a Lead Staff Attorney for BEST by helping victims of Human Trafficking. He makes an interesting distinction between trafficking and smuggling and also between sex and labor trafficking. Amazingly enough the average joe, like myself does not know the difference
Links:
http://www.beststoptrafficking.org
Alison has been a teacher for more than 30 years, and has taught all levels, and various subject and disabilities. She brings her knowledge and insight into the conversation of Bullying and what has been happening with this epidemic. Bullying has always existed but what has specifically changed in the last 5 years. She retired after 38 years of teaching but continues to return to work upon request as a long term guest teacher.
A not to miss segment as we can learn invaluable information from Alison.
Our guest today is Julie Ziglar the daughter of the famous Zig Ziglar. She will be talking on her book Growing up Ziglar, a daughter's broken journey, from heartache to hope!
Julie Ziglar Norman
Growing Up Ziglar
Kylla Leeburg our guest today is a grassroots activist, co-founded Chapter 61 Ministries -- the originator of Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT) – with five other women in 2007. When TAT became its own 501c3 organization in 2011, Ms. Leeburg was named national social media coordinator. In that capacity, she handles Facebook, Twitter and YouTube activity for the organization, raises awareness about human trafficking at national trucking shows and abolitionist conferences, and participates in operational decision-making for TAT. She will be discussing what we regular people can do to help human trafficking!
Links: Facebook https://www.facebook.com/TruckersAgainstTrafficking Twitter: @Tatkylla Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/TATHeroes/ Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/TruckersAgainstTraff Website: www.truckersagainsttrafficking.org
Kylla Leeburg our guest today is a grassroots activist, co-founded Chapter 61 Ministries -- the originator of Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT) – with five other women in 2007. When TAT became its own 501c3 organization in 2011, Ms. Leeburg was named national social media coordinator. In that capacity, she handles Facebook, Twitter and YouTube activity for the organization, raises awareness about human trafficking at national trucking shows and abolitionist conferences, and participates in operational decision-making for TAT. She will be discussing what we regular people can do to help human trafficking!
Links: Facebook https://www.facebook.com/TruckersAgainstTrafficking Twitter: @Tatkylla Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/TATHeroes/ Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/TruckersAgainstTraff Website: www.truckersagainsttrafficking.org
Our guest today is Julie Ziglar the daughter of the famous Zig Ziglar. She will be talking on her book Growing up Ziglar, a daughter's broken journey, from heartache to hope!
Julie Ziglar Norman
Growing Up Ziglar
Pre-eclampsia month and a very important topic to address, our guest and author Bree Housley will be talking about her book; We Hope You Like This Song is a tribute to the ineffable, incomparable bond that we call friendship, and a celebration of living life to the fullest. We Hope You Like This Song is a touching story of love, loss, and the honouring of a friendship after it's gone. Website link: wehopeyoulikethissong.com Book trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDAofyuyRk8
Lisa Cyper Kamen's fun, energetic talks will raise your group's Happiness Factor on the spot, as she shares strategies you can put to use right now to increase your sense of well-being. You'll learn what happiness looks, tastes, feels and smells like through an interactive experience that appeals to all 5 senses for sheer, simple joy.
Out of growing concern for the issue of bullying both in the classroom and in the community, Claudio V. Cerullo, Ph.D. and a group of concerned educators, parents and friends established Teach Anti-Bullying (a 501 ( c ) (3) non-profit organization) in late 2011. Serving children and families who have been, or are being affected by, bullying, Teach Anti-Bullying works to raise awareness and support, while encouraging the collaboration of all stakeholders – children, educators, parents, community leaders, law enforcement, and local, state and federal legislators – in the pro-active intervention against bullying as well as the prevention of bullying.
There is a clear movement happening and this study is an important stepping stone to discuss the future of anti-bullying efforts.
A new study just came out that says anyone who still thinks bullying is simply a childhood rite of passage should take note: In one of the first long-term studies tracking the effects of bullying, Duke University researchers have found that bullied children grow into adults who are at increased risk of anxiety disorders, depression and suicidal thoughts. In addition, bullies who had not been victimized themselves were four times more likely to have antisocial personality disorder.
We’ve all been wronged by someone close to us. Perhaps you were hurt by: • A sweetheart or spouse. Were there fights? Harsh words? Cheating? Estrangements no Valentine’s Day could fix? • Co-workers or bosses whose actions damaged your career or income. • An abusive, neglectful or even absent parent. • Former friends who betrayed your confidence or turned away when you needed them most. No matter what the offense or its severity, you owe it to yourself and all your relationships to forgive the people in your personal and professional life. That’s the message of sought-after speaker and author Joseph Padgal, whose own experiences taught him the power of forgiveness.
There is a clear movement happening and this study is an important stepping stone to discuss the future of anti-bullying efforts.
A new study just came out that says anyone who still thinks bullying is simply a childhood rite of passage should take note: In one of the first long-term studies tracking the effects of bullying, Duke University researchers have found that bullied children grow into adults who are at increased risk of anxiety disorders, depression and suicidal thoughts. In addition, bullies who had not been victimized themselves were four times more likely to have antisocial personality disorder.
Bullying in school s is a worldwide problem which can have negative consequences for the general school culture. Tulare Union High School is talking steps to change the culture on campus as well as the community by creating a safe environment where students can learn without fear. We are encouraging students and teachers to enter the dialogue regarding bullying though classroom deliberations, writing tasks, cooperative group teambuilding exercises, a Link Crew freshman mentoring and tutoring program schoolwide “Redskin Character” lessons as well Challenge Day opportunities, and student driven clubs. Through these efforts, we believe not only can our campus culture change, but there will be an effect on the family and the community.
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Bullying in school s is a worldwide problem which can have negative consequences for the general school culture. Tulare Union High School is talking steps to change the culture on campus as well as the community by creating a safe environment where students can learn without fear. We are encouraging students and teachers to enter the dialogue regarding bullying though classroom deliberations, writing tasks, cooperative group teambuilding exercises, a Link Crew freshman mentoring and tutoring program schoolwide “Redskin Character” lessons as well Challenge Day opportunities, and student driven clubs. Through these efforts, we believe not only can our campus culture change, but there will be an effect on the family and the community.
norton3596@gmail.com = Nic Orton molopez3095@gmail.com - Monica Lopez
Andy Hall is our guest today who deals with these cases on a daily basis. He will actually show you and explain that all this trafficking is NOT JUST in Asia as most of us think but right here on our own doorstep. Human Trafficking needs to be halted and we will learn today that we can help!
Children with autism respond very well to both reiki and bodytalk.Autism may affect each child differently and using Bodytalk or reiki we are able to assist the autistic child in becoming more calmer, focused and assisting in dealing with allergies, digestive issues, anxiety, anger.
Adults and stress- Bodytalk addresses the root causes behind the imbalances in your body caused through stress. It assists your body in regaining optimal health and well-being
Buried Memories: Katie Beers’ Story is a never-before-told true story of survival, memory and recovery. Katie Beers was a profoundly neglected and abused child even before she was kidnapped on Long Island in 1992. Abducted by a “family friend,” she was held captive in an underground cell for 17 days and sexually abused. With smarts and strength, she slipped the bonds of captivity and began a new life. Katie, now a married working mother, has revealed her inspiring story of torment and recovery to the TV reporter who, as part of the original media frenzy covering the case, sought the ending to one of the most compelling sagas in New York criminal history.
https://www.facebook.com/KatieBeersTalks
Children may have many heroes throughout life, including mentors like favorite teachers or coaches… or even rock stars, movie idols and sports legends. But parents are always a child’s first heroes! How can you maintain or regain that status? Why is it so important for your child, and yourself? Find out when life mentor Thomas Gagliano shares parenting advice, including why parents will want to learn this.
The culture that our children are currently learning from is bombarding them with inappropriate interactions and behavior, witty and demeaning comebacks are the punch lines of most popular comedy sitcoms and dramas, the lack of parental supervision and discussion directly impacts the community. Our culture currently glorifies this behavior in reality television. This impacts the tone of our culture in our homes, our schools, and our workplaces.
When your only option to get pregnant is in vitro... The costs, the emotional roller coaster and when hospital staff and friends decide to criticize every move you make. On top of all these emotions Teri is being chastised for conceiving while being in a gay relationship.
In vitro is a tough process and our guest today Teri will speak from personal experience how trying it is. But she keeps positive as it is all worth it when she will hear the positive words you are pregnant. Teri will also talk about why they chose conception over adoption. http://www.cryobank.com/
Our guest today Dennis Heinrich has created a framework for everyone to learn to work better and more efficient in the work place. You can use his 7 dimensions that have been proven to work in your professional life. I believe strongly that Dennis has an important method of empowering you to become more professional. Tune in to today's show to learn more...
We are talking today with guest Rose Robinson about her journey with breast cancer. As a nurse she very well knows the medical implications but had to deal with her own immortality, loneliness and the pain that comes from fighting this disease.
We are talking today with guest Rose Robinson about her journey with breast cancer. As a nurse she very well knows the medical implications but had to deal with her own immortality, loneliness and the pain that comes from fighting this disease.
She has learned to make from every situation that is thrown at her something good and amazing.
Tune in and listen
We are very lucky to end this year's radio show with the living legacy Dr. Udo Erasmus. His thoughts on health and peace. Especially his take on how broad the subject of health really is. Tune in to hear what his passion is ...
My guest this week is Faisal Khattak, originally from Pakistan now lives in Canada, and has a unique perspective on another form of bullying. Abuse by boys in his school in Pakistan. Too scared, too ashamed… For Faisal when moving to the North America you would think life finally had gone his way, but no… Now his parents from Pakistan gave him an ultimate come home or we cannot accept you as our child any longer! This of course is the worst form of conformity.School, parents the two environments you should be safe, are not longer safe for Faisal and he will discuss the pain, the growth and the acceptance of who he has become.
Do you know how much love hurts when you are struggling to do it well? Our guest today Edel Walsh is a Professional Counsellor and will shed light how to not struggle. She will actually teach us during the show how love can be done well. Come and join us LIVE on Friday December 7th on Voice America!
Our guest Carolyn Vanzlow knows first hand the struggles of nutrition and health. She has made it a life mission to help others with their nutrition and over all health. She has overcome many obstacles with health and her own nutrition to have a vey unique take on why we do what we do to our bodies.
The holidays are not an excuse to start overeating and do indulge even more... You will not shed those extra pounds and when the new year comes we forget our good resolutions within a few days. Start eating healthy today, you only have one body. What we put in it is very important.
Tune in ...
Thanks Giving a true American tradition, we will be looking at how it started and how a true American celebrates this holiday. It has always intrigued me that when Thanks Giving comes around people are willing and able in abundance to give their kindness to strangers and family and that afterwards it slowly dwindles away again. Why is that? We have abundance all year long... Let's see what our guests our saying and how they celebrate this true American tradition. Callers are welcome as this show is LIVE, 1-888-346-9141. Call and give us your take on how you celebrate this holiday whether you are born here or you are an immigrant we would love to hear your experience. Friday live at 9:00 am PST time, 11:00 am Central Time and 12 noon East Coast Time.
Lisa Ford Berry is our distinguished guest on this Friday's Show, I happened to meet her on the media set in Sacramento. We share a passion and a wish to spread a very important message. Lisa’s passion is teaching parents how to maneuver through the bureaucracy of the educational system, along with giving children a voice of power. Please tune in as this is a very important topic. For all educators, parents and friends of either bully or victim: become an active witness we can safe one child at a time. Let's start today!
Lisa Ford Berry is our distinguished guest on this Friday's Show, I happened to meet her on the media set in Sacramento. We share a passion and a wish to spread a very important message. Lisa’s passion is teaching parents how to maneuver through the bureaucracy of the educational system, along with giving children a voice of power. Please tune in as this is a very important topic. For all educators, parents and friends of either bully or victim: become an active witness we can safe one child at a time. Let's start today!
Today’s show is totally different than anything you will have ever listened to you. No guests for this week but a live show instead, where callers are invited to share the enormous pain that Words have caused.
It takes a lifetime to forget them… “We as a society have dropped the ball on Human Kindness”, why? Because we do not know how to be kind, we are only afraid what someone is going to take from you. What if I told you there is nothing you can take from me, nothing at all. All I have can be shared with anyone without hesitation. Maybe it is an advantage not to have an identity or a culture to call your own. When you float from one country to another and all you retain is the enormous joy of learning new things: language, food and quirky habits.
No matter at which end of the stick you are, the bully or the victim it does not matter you are a person that either made a mistake or a person that feels hurt in both cases communication is the only way to get rid of it.
Be confident in who and what you are and everyone will react positively… Can we make racism really go away? All of us can start by picking up the ball of human kindness. By not being so fearful of one another, to truly be tolerant. I rather see acceptance because then we have truly embraced the breathtaking existence of the diversity that this universe has to offer. This conversation is open to all listeners that would like to call in and give their insights into this social problem. The economic confusion in the world is not helping our fears at all… many European countries would like all immigrants to go home. The immigrants see this as a form of discrimination of course. Again all based on “fear”, fear of not having enough for ourselves, not finding jobs, not being able to meet our basic needs. My team in Vancouver at that time, made a movie on racism together for National racism day in 2012. See link. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCnVjIzXyPo&feature=plcp Let’s talk
Today’s show is totally different than anything you will have ever listened to you. No guests for this week but a live show instead, where callers are invited to share the enormous pain that Words have caused.
It takes a lifetime to forget them… “We as a society have dropped the ball on Human Kindness”, why? Because we do not know how to be kind, we are only afraid what someone is going to take from you. What if I told you there is nothing you can take from me, nothing at all. All I have can be shared with anyone without hesitation. Maybe it is an advantage not to have an identity or a culture to call your own. When you float from one country to another and all you retain is the enormous joy of learning new things: language, food and quirky habits.
No matter at which end of the stick you are, the bully or the victim it does not matter you are a person that either made a mistake or a person that feels hurt in both cases communication is the only way to get rid of it. By sharing the hurt the person who did it can find an understanding and the victim can find closure.
Won’t you call and start living today with renewed vigor and kindness and especially find a new way of looking at life. “Life needs to be lived”, it cannot wait!
It is National Anti-Bullying Month in the United States, what are we the bystanders doing about this epidemic? Our two guests Bill Cornelius and Geoff Kirby first hand know what it is like to have been bullied.
I have had the pleasure of meeting Bill Cornelius the Award-winning filmmaker who lives in Nashville Tennessee and who is the producer of the documentary “Hear Me Now” in order to raise awareness and give hope to students dealing with bullying.
Geoff Kirby was introduced to me through Bill Cornelius and I invited him as his painful story on the topic bullying will shed some light during this show how isolated a victim gets.
All three of us from different places in this world all unfortunately have experience bullying and we are putting these painful experiences to good use by sharing our stories to children at schools. In the hope that we can save one child at a time… on child at a time
Words DO hurt, it takes a lifetime to forget them…