Podcasts about Laughology

Ever wondered how Hollywood uses blockbuster actors to reel in money? Well, this is the episode for you! Join your hosts, Dan and Tony, as we ridicule and dissect the 2014 movie, The Legend of Hercules, starring Kellen Lutz. We scrutinize everything from illogical plot holes to lackluster character development, and we don't shy away from highlighting some of the director's questionable decisions. It's a hilarious journey through Hollywood's misguided tactics and the audacious scenes that leave us in stitches.This episode is not just about laughs, though. We take a deep dive into the movie's fight scenes, the implausible strategies used by the characters, and the narrative's striking lack of emotional depth. We throw light on Hercules' bewildering strength and the plot decisions that leave more questions than answers. From the overblown fight scenes to the princess's tragic decision, no stone is left unturned in our quest for answers. We even speculate on a potential love angle that could have added some much-needed spice to the tale.As we near the finale, get ready for some light-hearted banter about the characters' apparently encyclopedic knowledge of human anatomy. We also share our thoughts on the movie's ending, rounding off our discussion with some final thoughts on the dubious strategy of using big-name actors to draw in viewers. So, whether you're a seasoned cinephile or just someone who loves a good laugh, this episode promises to deliver a riotous and enlightening dissection of The Legend of Hercules. Buckle up and prepare for a wild, hilarious ride through Greek mythology, Hollywood style!Be our friend!Dan: @shakybaconTony: @tonydczechAnd follow the podcast on IG: @hatewatchingDAT

In this episode, Toria chats to Sarah about how applying cognitive techniques will increase  mental agility and emotional intelligence and F.L.I.P  thinking.  This can be used for you and with others, including the young people you work with.Sarah was a headteacher and now runs her own successful consultancy business and is an advisor and facilitator for Laughology. When Sarah chose to leave school at 16, she was told by 3 separate teachers that ‘she wouldn't amount to much'. That didn't put her off though! Since then she has had a varied career, working with banks, businesses, retail, educational and sporting organisations, supporting their learning and development needs before becoming a head teacher.In her first two years of headship, she successfully managed a £7m rebuild; an expansion programme to double the number of pupils and a culture-change programme. All of these projects ensured her school went from a satisfactory Ofsted ranking to a good. During this time she managed key stakeholders, including local authorities, school inspectors and governors, she also successfully guided her team through an improvement programme. Various Links Sarah's website:  https://www.lightbulbmomentsconsultancy.co.uk/Twitter: Sarah CreeganSarah's bio on the Laughology website: https://www.happycentredschools.co.uk/about/laughologists?view=article&id=56&catid=12FLIP for teachers:https://www.happycentredschools.co.uk/happy-adults?view=article&id=14&catid=9FLIP for children:https://www.happycentredschools.co.uk/happy-kids-menu/flip-it-keep-calm-and-carry-onMenopause Awareness:https://www.happycentredschools.co.uk/happy-adults?view=article&id=53&catid=9Support the showIf you enjoyed this episode please share it with others and I would love it if you would leave a review on Apple, Spotify or anywhere else. The Tiny Voices Talk book is out now . Use the code ITL25 to get 25% off it until the end of 2022. https://www.independentthinkingpress.com/books/teachingskills/tiny-voices-talk/

Albert Nerenberg is an acclaimed director, hypnotist, and one of the world's top experts on laughing. Nerenberg directed “Laughology”, the first feature documentary about laughter for CTV, and developed his own laughter exercise technique called Laughercize. He was recently named “Laughter Ambassador” by Madan Kataria, founder of the Laughter Yoga movement. Nerenberg's TEDx presentation “Is Hypnosis Fake?” is one of the most-watched demonstrations of hypnosis to date. 

Have you ever observed an infant laughing? They laugh for no good reason, and their laughter is contagious. Unfortunately, as adults, we don't laugh until there is a trigger. Today, our guest, Albert Nerenberg, confesses that his newborn daughter inspired him to start laughing when he was going through a rough patch in life.Albert Nerenberg is an internationally acclaimed filmmaker, journalist, and Hypnotherapist. He has done a lot of research in the laughter world and made documentaries. In this episode, we'll hear about Albert's laughter journey, the documentaries he has worked on, his laughter techniques, and laughing championships.Do you ever wonder if dogs laugh? Albert will be telling us all about it in this episode. Listen in and learn.Key Talking Points of the Episode:[01:00] Why was Albert in Nepal?[03:06] What got Albert into documenting and filming?[08:21] How Albert discovered laughter yoga[16:28] Albert's current documentary; dog laughter[21:16] Albert's position in the laughter world[22:57] How does laughter size work?[24:23] Understanding limbic lock[25:42] Dual laughter[32:01] The laughing championships[41:45] How has laughter impacted Albert's life?[49:35] Three things that bring Albert joyStandout Quotes from the Episode:“Cold is one of the things that keeps life going on this planet and is the source of balance. It is also deeply empowering to the body went in, in the right dose.”“There's a powerful epiphany when you learn to accept and thrive with the cold. And that is that you start to see the natural, the beauty of the colder seasons.”“There's a big difference between a poor or mediocre diabolical laugh and a very good diabolical laugh. And an audience appreciates and knows the difference.”“Leading with laughter is it brightens your world and makes your world more playful and fun. It's in toddlers. It's a way for them to make their environment more interesting and fun.”Connect with Albert Nerenberg:Twitter: https://twitter.com/AlbertNerenbergInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/laughologist/  Website: https://www.laughologist.info/Did you enjoy this episode? Please leave us a review on iTunes. It will make it easy for more people to find this podcast.The Laughter Man, Pete Cann, is on a fun-filled mission to bring the positive benefits of laughter to the world. Since discovering Laughter Yoga, company owner Pete has transformed his business and family life and now wants to share his infectious secrets and get the planet laughing along with him.You'll find Pete, his trademark red hat, and his happy vibe on the following channels.pete@petecann.comwww.petecann.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/thelaughterman/https://www.instagram.com/petecannthelaughterman/https://www.facebook.com/thelaughtermanhttps://www.youtube.com/c/petecannthelaughtermanhttps://www.tiktok.com/@petecannthelaughterman https://clubhousedb.com/user/thelaughterman

Have you ever heard of the job title Head of Happiness? That’s exactly the job title of our guest for today. She’s a stand-up comedian who thought of bringing stand-up comedy into schools to help them with reading and writing. This week I had a very interesting conversation with Stephanie Davies, the founder of Laughology. Stephanie says that her misbehaviour in school was a direct result of her difficulties keeping up in class. Stephanie started her own business and practically invented a job that she’s happy doing. She also ran school initiatives that help children with learning differences. At the end of the podcast Stephanie shared some tips on happiness, so look out for that. Listen to her story now. Links you might want to check: http://www.laughology.co.uk/ Find out more about Laughology here http://www.laughology.co.uk/webinars/professional-and-personal-development-webinars FREE webinars to sign up to here… FREE http://www.laughology.co.uk/learning-development-online/virtual-and-online-learning-development There’s lots of FREE stuff here http://www.laughology.co.uk/laughology-people/stephanie-davies A bit about Stephanie here http://www.laughology.co.uk/PSHE-lessons-schools/happy-centred-school-programme Downloadable resources for kids here Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=Laughology%20Learning%20and%20Development Laughology the Science of Laughter – the Book here Dyslexia Quiz: https://bulletmapacademy.com/dyslexia-quiz/ Bulletmap Academy Page: https://bulletmapacademy.com BulletMap Academy Workshop: https://bulletmapacademy.com/workshop/ BulletMap Academy Blogs: https://bulletmapacademy.com/blogs/ Enroll in BulletMap Academy: https://bulletmapacademy.com/sales-page/ Show notes: https://bulletmapacademy.com/108/ Interested in being a guest? Email us at darius@bulletmapacademy.com

Heather Noble & Tracy Jones present The Business Community, Episode 154. Find out more about this podcast, the presenters and previous episodes at www.thebusiness.community. If you like what you hear then perhaps you would considering buying us a coffee (we love coffee!), or a book (we also love books!) www.buymeacoffee.com/tbcpodcast

In such a time of uncertainty and both personal and professional challenges, how can HR teams keep their line managers positively engaged, especially when so many are remote managing (possibly for the first time)? Danny Harmer from Aviva and Steph Davies from Laughology talk to the LACE Partners team on what they've seen in recent months.

In this podcast interview Albert Nerenberg talks about his background in journalism and filmmaker ("Stupidity", "Laughology") and hypnosis. We talk mostly about shock inductions / snap inductions and it's meaning for individual and society, REM state hypnosis and how hypnosis can have a major impact when it comes to sexual healing and orgasms.Time Stamps01:49 - Meet Albert Nerenberg09:41 - Turning Points15:47 - Hypnosis34:54 - Shock Induced Trauma Trance50:18 - Hypnosis and Orgasms01:03:08 - Impact and Legacy01:08:58 - OutroAlbert NerenbergAlbert Nerenberg is an acclaimed film director, hypnotist, and one of the world’s top experts on laughing. Nerenberg directed “Laughology”, the first feature documentary about laughter for CTV, and developed his own laughter exercise technique.Nerenberg’s TEDX presentation “Is Hypnosis Fake?” is one of the most watched demonstrations of hypnosis to date. Nerenberg directed “You Are What You Act”, awarded the Jury Prize at the 2018 Illuminate Film Festival. Nerenberg’s most recent talk There’s Something You Don’t Know About Sex, suggests there is something major about sexuality that the public is not aware of. Nerenberg is currently directing a new series of films about seemingly impossible phenomena in hypnosis.Albert Nerenberg’s LinksLaughology The Film for Free: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0K5Zwrcf0kThere’s Something You Don’t Know About Sex - Albert Nerenberg at WildXhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6frY10FLh8g&t=1sTEDx Talk - Is Hypnosis Fake? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RA2Zy_IZfQWebsite Albert Nerenberg https://www.hypnologist.net/Challenging #ParadigmX with Xerxes Voshmgir--I love to hear your comments. Please let me know in the comments section what you thought of the interview. And it would mean the world to me if you hit the subscribe button ;) --Website: https://xerxes.re/TEDx Talk: https://xerxes.re/TEDxPodcast: https://xerxes.re/PodcastLinkedIn: https://xerxes.re/LinkedInTwitter: https://xerxes.re/TwitterFacebook: https://xerxes.re/FacebookInstagram: https://xerxes.re/InstagramYouTube: https://xerxes.re/YouTubeNewsletter: https://xerxes.re/newsletterSupport the show on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/xerxesreSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/xerxesre)

In this podcast interview Albert Nerenberg talks about his background in journalism and filmmaker ("Stupidity", "Laughology") and hypnosis. We talk mostly about shock inductions / snap inductions and it's meaning for individual and society, REM state hypnosis and how hypnosis can have a major impact when it comes to sexual healing and orgasms.Time Stamps01:49 - Meet Albert Nerenberg09:41 - Turning Points15:47 - Hypnosis34:54 - Shock Induced Trauma Trance50:18 - Hypnosis and Orgasms01:03:08 - Impact and Legacy01:08:58 - OutroAlbert NerenbergAlbert Nerenberg is an acclaimed film director, hypnotist, and one of the world’s top experts on laughing. Nerenberg directed “Laughology”, the first feature documentary about laughter for CTV, and developed his own laughter exercise technique.Nerenberg’s TEDX presentation “Is Hypnosis Fake?” is one of the most watched demonstrations of hypnosis to date. Nerenberg directed “You Are What You Act”, awarded the Jury Prize at the 2018 Illuminate Film Festival. Nerenberg’s most recent talk There’s Something You Don’t Know About Sex, suggests there is something major about sexuality that the public is not aware of. Nerenberg is currently directing a new series of films about seemingly impossible phenomena in hypnosis.Albert Nerenberg’s LinksLaughology The Film for Free: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0K5Zwrcf0kThere’s Something You Don’t Know About Sex - Albert Nerenberg at WildXhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6frY10FLh8g&t=1sTEDx Talk - Is Hypnosis Fake? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RA2Zy_IZfQWebsite Albert Nerenberg https://www.hypnologist.net/Challenging #ParadigmX with Xerxes Voshmgir--I love to hear your comments. Please let me know in the comments section what you thought of the interview. And it would mean the world to me if you hit the subscribe button ;) --Website: https://xerxes.re/TEDx Talk: https://xerxes.re/TEDxPodcast: https://xerxes.re/PodcastLinkedIn: https://xerxes.re/LinkedInTwitter: https://xerxes.re/TwitterFacebook: https://xerxes.re/FacebookInstagram: https://xerxes.re/InstagramYouTube: https://xerxes.re/YouTubeNewsletter: https://xerxes.re/newsletterSupport the show on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/xerxesreSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/xerxesre)

On Friday 24th April we went LIVE on Zoom to speak to Fleur Emery- Start-up expert, thought leader, and content creator, and Stephanie Davies who is the founder and CEO of Laughology, and we had a candid conversation about some of the good stuff that's happening as a result of the virus shaped elephant in the room.

Dan is joined by Stephanie Davies of Laughology; what is the science behind our giggle fits? Plus, can you imagine a boiling hot river that's completely nature-made? We thought not! 

Albert Nerenberg is an award-winning director, journalist, hypno-therapist and one of the world’s leading experts on laughter. He directed the acclaimed feature documentary Laughology, the first about laughter and is the inventor of competitive laughing. Nerenberg has become expert at observing the human condition. Some of his other films include, Stupidity and Boredom. You Are What You Act, his latest documentary and the invention of Actorcize as a new health and wellness modality are the culmination of his previous work and observations.

Albert Nerenberg is an acclaimed director, hypnotist, and one of the world’s top experts on laughing. Nerenberg directed “Laughology”, the first feature documentary about laughter for CTV, and developed his own laughter exercise technique called Laughercize.He was recently named “Laughter Ambassador” A model that explains hypnosis according to alanby Madan Kataria, founder of the Laughter Yoga movement. Nerenberg’s TEDX presentation “Is Hypnosis Fake?” is one of the most watched demonstrations of hypnosis to date. Nerenberg directed “You Are What You Act”, which features a dramatic scene filmed at IdeaCIty 2017. The documentary was awarded the Jury Prize at the 2018 Illuminate Film Festival.

Recorded Talking with Occasional Guests is a weekly comedy podcast hosted by Stand-up Comedian Sam Goldstein. “Recorded Talking” is exactly what it is, the capturing of genuine conversations between human beings. In this episode Sam is joined by a young up and coming comedian Tre Lamb. Tre is a comedian who moved to the United States from Winnipeg Canada when he was 14 and started stand up comedy when he was 18 years old. Tre now lives in Santa Barbara California and spent time producing UCSB's comedy show Laughology. Listen as Tre and Sam get to know each other better even though they have known each other for 5 years. Also Aurelio Mayesh a fellow comic crashes the podcast and chimes in repeatedly. Recorded Talking Soundtrack - Zzyzx by LoOmis

They say laughter is the best medicine. Laughology is a unique and innovative system which uses the psychology of laughter and humour as a personal development tool. Listen to this segment of The NLP View Radio Show, as host, Donna Blinston, RGN talks to Stephanie Davies, a cognitive laughter and humour consultant about the links between humour, laughter, health and well-being. Stephanie also explains how we can use humor as a positive thinking and behaviour tool, improve our communication and relationships, enhance our well-being and resilience in difficult times. Tune in to The Organic View Radio Show and visit our contest section at www.theorganicview.com/contests to win one of our monthly prizes! Today's show is sponsored by Austria's Finest Naturally Authentic Pumpkin Seeds and Pumpkin Seed Oil from the Steiermark available at OrganicUniverse.com. Listeners of TheOrganicView can receive $1 off their purchase by using the coupon code "orgview".  For more offers, please visit our website at www.theorganicview.com

Cool Beans Comedy's Corey Craig and Matthew Moore catch up with the hilarious Delanie Fischer to discuss her love of the stand up lifestyle and her taping with Cool Beans! Delanie Fischer started doing stand-up at UC Santa Barbara, where she frequently took the stage at Laughology, a student-run comedy show. After graduation, she immersed herself in the Los Angeles comedy scene, co-producing and co-hosting The Nine Drink Minimum, which quickly became one of the most popular live shows in LA, featuring some of the biggest names in comedy from the comfort of her mother’s living room. A graduate of The Second City Conservatory and UCB Improv, Delanie co-created, co-produced, and co-starred in the improvised web series, Two Inches Apart, which was nominated for best comedic ensemble at LA Webfest. Delanie has been featured on NBC’s Last Call with Carson Daly and was a series regular on Fox’s Laughs. Her other TV appearances include Fox's Punchline, Hulu’s Stand Up and Deliver, Lifetime’s Prank My Mom, VH1’s Walk of Shame Shuttle, and WEtv’s Bye Felicia. This fall, you’ll also be able to catch her appearing in a film she co-wrote, which is set to air on the Lifetime Movie Network. Delanie performs nationally and internationally at clubs, colleges, festivals, theatres, and military events. Formerly a creative consultant on a Nickelodeon TV show now in its third season, she is currently the co-host of the Self-Helpless podcast with fellow comedians Taylor Tomlinson and Kelsey Cook. Despite these accomplishments, Delanie’s mother is convinced that she will never give her grandchildren, and is currently seeking them elsewhere. Bio Source. *Music provided by bensound.com

As you may know, every single guest that I had at “Be Your Best in Business” is a successful entrepreneur, businessman or businesswoman and in one way or another. Normally in these interviews I ask them how they cope up with work life balance. Are they good at it? Are they any different when they are in and out of the office? How do they spend their times outside the walls of their businesses? In this episode, I have gathered all the work life balance clips from all my previous interviews so that we can really look into it, see if there is a formula on how to do it, and how everyone is doing in this area. People have a notion that we need to have a 50-50 work life balance, BUT it does not have to be. Today, I am sharing with you how 11 different business minded people (all were guests in this podcast) deal with work-life balance. We will be covering what each one of these guests has say regarding work-life balance. I am sure that we can all learn a thing or two from them. John Kettley – He practices a three step strategy for everything, including his work life balance. He shared with us how he plans the following year during the window between the current Christmas and New Year’s days. Andrew Bridgewater – He shares the importance of “recharging” to prevent burning out especially if you are in corporate. He also emphasises that work life balance is different for each person, what works for you does not necessarily work for me. It is complex BUT you will surely know when your work life is in imbalance, because more than anyone else, you know yourself. Nick James – Nick says he’s not cracked work life balance yet, BUT he discusses how your health and fitness contributes success in your business. Charlie Mullins – Charlie talked about being not good in terms of work life balance, saying that he might have worked more than he played. But they have a gym (among many cool things) in the Pimlico building that is accessible to their employees! Susan Botfield – She discussed how important it is to say “NO” in order to keep your work life balance. She also talked about how her fitness contributed to her work life balance. Chris Rodwell – I caught up with Chris while he was in Lisbon, where he detailed how he structures everything he does for the week (And since he’s in Lisbon, it includes going to the beach)! Stephanie Davies – Stephanie shares how she keeps her Saturday morning gym routine, and also how important is it for her to keep her non-negotiables. She also talked about how important it is to follow her routine as it allows her to sometimes just be Stephanie and not Laughology’s Stephanie. Andrew McBarnett – We can say Andrew “does not” have work life balance, he takes his wife to his business trips. He shares how important it is to integrate your work into your life, and vice versa. Mick Holloway – When I interviewed Mick, they just had a new addition to the family and they are happy. He shares that he brings his day forward by going to bed early, and getting up early. Kalpesh Patel – He manages his work life balance by really knowing what his priorities are, really understanding what’s important, and then living his life according to those. James Burtt – James says that he does not consider work life balance, just BALANCE. He says sometimes he gets it right and sometimes not. He says that if you are looking at your life and work as two separate things then you are not doing what your CALLING is. As for him, since he has a lot on his plate these days, he relies on getting up earlier and staying up later than usual.   We really hope you learned something from this episode. Merry Christmas and a Happy new Year! Guest Details To contact any of them, you can visit these guests by using the information below: John Kettley                                      http://johnfkettley.com/                 Andrew Bridgewater                      andrew@andrewbridgewater.com                       Nick James                                          http://www.seriouslyfunbusiness.co.uk/          Charlie Mullins                                  http://www.pimlicoplumbers.com/                 Susan Botfield                                  susan@fourpillarscoaching.com                             Chris Rodwell                                  https://www.etrr.online/                                          Stephanie Davies                            http://www.laughology.co.uk/                            Andrew McBarnett FCMA CGMA http://www.amb-associates.com/                  Mick Holloway mick@24-7.so                                                                 Kalpesh Patel                                http://www.thekalpeshpatel.com/                      James Burtt                        http://www.primesitelets.com/                               Links and Resources http://johnfkettley.com/ https://www.andrewbridgewater.com/ http://www.businessempires.co.uk/ http://www.pimlicoplumbers.com/ https://www.fourpillarscoaching.com/ https://www.etrr.online/ http://www.laughology.co.uk http://www.amb-associates.com/ http://www.24-7.so/ http://www.thekalpeshpatel.com/ http://www.primesitelets.com

Listen to the Cool Beans U stand up comedy Q&A session featuring Delanie Fischer as she talks about her experiences and gives advice to a room full of aspiring comics! Delanie Fischer started doing stand-up at UC Santa Barbara, where she frequently took the stage at Laughology, a student-run comedy show. After graduation, she immersed herself in the Los Angeles comedy scene, co-producing and co-hosting The Nine Drink Minimum, which quickly became one of the most popular live shows in LA, featuring some of the biggest names in comedy from the comfort of her mother’s living room. A graduate of The Second City Conservatory and UCB Improv, Delanie co-created, co-produced, and co-starred in the improvised web series, Two Inches Apart, which was nominated for best comedic ensemble at LA Webfest. Delanie has been featured on NBC’s Last Call with Carson Daly and was a series regular on Fox’s Laughs. Her other TV appearances include Fox's Punchline, Hulu’s Stand Up and Deliver, Lifetime’s Prank My Mom, VH1’s Walk of Shame Shuttle, and WEtv’s Bye Felicia. This fall, you’ll also be able to catch her appearing in a film she co-wrote, which is set to air on the Lifetime Movie Network. Delanie performs nationally and internationally at clubs, colleges, festivals, theatres, and military events. Formerly a creative consultant on a Nickelodeon TV show now in its third season, she is currently the co-host of the Self-Helpless podcast with fellow comedians Taylor Tomlinson and Kelsey Cook. Despite these accomplishments, Delanie’s mother is convinced that she will never give her grandchildren, and is currently seeking them elsewhere. *Music provided by bensound.com

Stephanie Davies is recognized as one of UK's leading voices in happiness, humour, and laughter. She is a global speaker on the subject. She's been working with projects and events in the public sector, doing everything from curating happy learning spaces and environments, to motivating and inspiring individuals, as well as teams. Stephanie has managed to combine award-winning stand-up comedy, and, expertise and experience in psychology in business. This made her one of the most sought after speakers and presenters on the business and after-dinner circuit. She makes her presentations fun, and informative! In this episode, Stephanie shares with us that learning and development should be fun, it should be an enjoyable experience, because these make the brain work better. We also talked about how organisations have a fundamental obligation to really make sure that their people are happy, that they are developed, and also that they are well. Stephanie also shared with us how when she started her career 15 years ago, people told her that her business model will never work, yet, she is where she is right now. It’s a changing world, and we need to continually adapt! Stephanie shares that her business model is a result of her experiences in school. She talks about how there is a different way to learning, to doing business. As she was once disengaged at school, she became passionate that there is a different way to educate, there is a different way to engage young people. She talked about how in college, she was interested in comedy, and she wrote her dissertation about women in comedy, and how stand-up comedy became an avenue to talk about women’s rights, a different way of thinking, about women in performance, and in the world. And because she had to do a performance to match her dissertation, she started her stage performances as a stand-up comedienne. We discussed about the importance of engagement, may it be employee engagement, or with your audience. We talked about the importance of being able to connect with the people that we are working with. And we talked about humour, as an instrument to engagement and connection, and how in organisations, improving engagement means, increasing profits as well. Stephanie pointed out how organisations should look externally how to feed their profits back to the community where their employees live, because these people matter -- and happy employees are productive. We also talked about the importance of support network in the organisation. Lastly, Stephanie shares 5 main drivers of happiness, and they are: Golden Nugget Round Question 1 – What would you tell your 25 Year Old Self? Just do you, don’t worry too much about what other people think. And don’t take that loan from the bank, they’re lying to you, you don’t really need it. Just take a seat back and think. And be confident in your own decisions. Question 2 – What would you Lecturer at University today? I should say happiness, but I lecture that all the time. I would love to talk about starting a business, and to young entrepreneurs about thinking differently, and business scales, and what that actually means in real life. Question 3 – What was your biggest investment or financial decision? My first house. Guest Details To contact Stephanie, you can visit the Laughology website at http://www.laughology.co.uk Links and Resources http://www.laughology.co.uk Quotes There is a different way to educate, there is a different way to engage young people. – Stephanie Davies We need to look at the world differently. As a comedienne, the more crap you have in your life, the better because that is your material. – Stephanie Davies Organisations has a fundamental obligation to look after their people. – Stephanie Davies You don’t have to be happy all the time. – Stephanie Davies

They say laughter is the best medicine. Laughology is a unique and innovative system which uses the psychology of laughter and humour as a personal development tool. Listen to this segment of The NLP View Radio Show, as host, Donna Blinston, RGN talks to Stephanie Davies, a cognitive laughter and humour consultant about the links between humour, laughter, health and well-being. Stephanie also explains how we can use humor as a positive thinking and behaviour tool, improve our communication and relationships, enhance our well-being and resilience in difficult times. Tune in to The Organic View Radio Show, Monday through Friday @6pm Eastern and visit our contest section at www.theorganicview.com/contests to win one of our monthly prizes! Today's show is sponsored by Austria's Finest Naturally Authentic Pumpkin Seeds and Pumpkin Seed Oil from the Steiermark available at OrganicUniverse.com. Listeners of TheOrganicView can receive $1 off their purchase by using the coupon code "orgview".  For more offers, please visit our website at www.theorganicview.com

Curious about humor in the workplace? It's not about cracking jokes or being the class clown. In this episode of ICology, Stephanie Davies, CEO of Laughology, talks about why having humor at work is important and strategies on how communicators can leverage humor to bring about change in an organization.  Subscribe to ICology on iTunes or wherever you listen to podcasts. The full epsiode transcript is available. 

Albert Nerenberg, director of the documentary 'Laughology' is today's guest. Since the Laughology movie, which is the main topic of discussion in today’s episode, Albert has continued to embrace laughter and he is regular international speaker and presenter on the topic of laughter. So, enjoy the episode and please remember to comment on the shownotes page, which can be found at laughterresearch.com/laughologist

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