Podcast appearances and mentions of meredith o'connor

Today on Stephen Devereaux Celebrity Segment, Stephon and Neil Haley will interview American Pop Star Meredith O'Connor. Mary Wilson, founding member of the Supremes, tragically died only 12 days after the release of "You Are Not Alone" a song written by American Pop Star Meredith O'Connor and Heather Holley, and featuring performances by Mary Wilson, and other celebrities including K-Pop Sensation Minzy, Argentina's RUGGERO, and many other International Celebrities. The song was dedicated as a benefit for NAMI, the National Association on Mental Illness.

RECAP:  Bryan and Jason discuss takeaways from last week's chat with Meredith O'Connor. Bryan hits Jason with an MTV trivia question. Bryan talks about his latest read (Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert) and how that may influence his selection of future guests. Bryan and Jason preview next week's interview with voice actor Rob Paulsen.  

Meredith O’Connor is a pop star, anti-bullying activist, and international spokesperson on mental health awareness. Her hit song Celebrity went viral on YouTube in 2013, with more than 2 million views, followed up by The Game, about bullying. This led to a world tour, being featured on Radio Disney and Teen Nick, and eventually an invitation to the United Nations to speak on the topic of bullying. What you will learn: How Meredith defied critics early in her career and proved that there is a sizable audience for songs with positive messages. How her own struggles with OCD inspired her to become the role model she wished she had growing up. Her thoughts on how widespread COVID anxieties could lead to the destigmatization of mental illness. The significance of empathy and education about mental illness, especially for the parents of struggling kids. How international success helped show her that no one is alone in their suffering, and made her resolve to help those feeling isolated even stronger. How she handles the pressures of being in the public spotlight while managing pre-existing mental health issues. The influence Broadway had on her vocal style growing up and how she transitioned to pop music. How she collaborates in the songwriting process with her co-writer Heather Holly. What it was like learning to play the guitar after receiving a record contract. The advice she would give young people who wish to pursue music professionally.  Why she chooses to embrace social media instead of viewing it as toxic. Resources: http://meredithoconnormusic.com Meredith O’Connor’s IMDb page Meredith O’Connor’s Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube    

Bryan and Jason recap last week's interview with IndieFlix CEO Scilla Andreen, express their support for the Black Lives Matter protesters, and discuss the new Jeffrey Epstein documentary. Bryan talks about a Bob Dylan song that he's attempting to deconstruct - Simple Twist of Fate by Bob Dylan. Jason and Bryan preview next week's interview with pop singer and anti-bullying activist Meredith O'Connor. 

Teen Idol and pop star Meredith O'Connor is an anti-bullying icon who first rose to fame when her debut single "Celebrity" went viral on Youtube with over two million views the first two months of its release.    It became a radio favorite, bringing her a fan base which became a cult-like following once she had established her anti-bullying platform.   Her song "The Game," has touched the lives of thousands throughout the world, landing her a ten city tour as a headlining act for venues and schools.  Her next hit song "Just The Thing" was released on VEVO and Teen Nick gaining popularity on 17 radio stations in New York and over 400,000 views on VEVO. If you know anyone, especially teens, who have been the victims of bullying they need to connect with Meredith, listen to her gripping interview and download her songs.   Her passion is helping those who suffer from self-hatred or low self-esteem.  She wants you to know YOU ARE NOT ALONE.    

Meredith O'Connor

Teen idol, pop music sensation, and anti-bullying activist Meredith O'Connor helps tens of thousands of fans accept themselves for who they are. Her anthem "The Game" has changed, and sometimes saved the lives of young people who are victims of bullying. In addition to her music tour, Meredith goes into schools to initiate an open dialogue about bullying and self-acceptance. On SoulFeed, Meredith opens up about her own experiences being tormented in school and her journey to self-acceptance. At just 18 years old, Meredith is a powerful inspiration to us all! Listen for how she inspires + some singing in this episode! Shannon and Alex join in too!  Shannon and Alex want to hear from you! E-mail your questions for Q&A to soulfeedpodcast@gmail.com. For more free inspiration from Shannon and Alex, go to http://www.shannonalgeo.com and http://www.alexkip.com 

We discuss bullying in the schools and the solutions with Anti-Bullying activist and musician Meredith O'Connor, and we play some of her music.

Welcome to Episode 407 of the Radio Orphans Podcast.This episode contains the following independent musicfor your listening pleasure:"World At War" by Ron McElroy.Indie rock from the UK."The Ghosts of Future Past Lives" by Leaving Richmond.Instrumental rock from California."14 Miles" by Meredith O'Connor.Pop rock from New York."Third World Waterfall" by Spiral Stairs.Indie rock from Sweden. "Pharaoh" by The French Electric.Indie rock from the UK."Body Sweet(instrumental)" from Tokyo507. Trip hop from Australia."A Name In The Rain" from Radio Orphans.Experimental rock collaboration from your hoststhe Radio Orphans and Sect. 23.We thank you for listening!