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Kevin Roth began to play the dulcimer in 1972 at the age of thirteen and is now known for his dulcimer music for meditation. Back at age sixteen, he recorded his first album which immediately launched him into international fame. Between 1974 and 1984, Roth recorded ten albums, establishing himself as a prominent folk singer and dulcimer player. In 1984, Roth performed the theme to the PBS-TV children's show Shining Time Station. That project brought him to another new and much larger market. His friendship and collaboration in 2006 with Noel Paul Stookey, of the legendary folk trio Peter, Paul & Mary, further cemented Roth in American folk history. His career took him to concert and symphony stages around the world, to festivals, radio, television shows, and two appearances at the White House. Roth now guides individuals and groups in discovering what truly matters to them, how to accomplish their goals, and how handling stress is an essential factor in a healthy life. Listen & Subscribe on: iTunes / Stitcher / Podbean / Overcast / Spotify Contact Info Website: www.KevinRoth.org Book: Between The Notes: Practical Ways To Find Your Inner Groove and Dance To A Beat That Makes Your Heart Sing by Kevin Roth Most Influential Person Robert Wolfe (Author of several books on non-duality) Effect on Emotions Kevin Roth talked about emotions and mindfulness. He mentioned how normal feelings like anger and frustration come up for everyone, but he doesn't let them control him. He compares these feelings to bubbles that pop quickly. He believes that these feelings aren't real and that he doesn't need to get stuck in them. Kevin explained that when people believe their thoughts, they can suffer, even in simple situations like waiting in line for coffee. He gave an example of someone cutting in line. He pointed out that maybe they're just waiting for coffee and not intentionally trying to skip the line. Mindfulness, according to Kevin, is recognizing that these thoughts come and go, and we don't have to give them too much importance. Thoughts might be there one moment and gone the next. He shared a story about a person who disliked her boss and had to talk to her on the computer for a short time every Monday. Kevin helped her realize that she only spent a small part of her workweek dealing with her boss, but she was carrying negative feelings about her all the time. Kevin found it surprising how we do these things without even realizing it. He believes that mindfulness can help us become aware of our thoughts and emotions and not let them control our feelings and actions. Thoughts on Breathing My advice is to just keep breathing; just keep doing it. I don't do any breathwork because I don't personally need it. Suggested Resources Book: Between The Notes: Practical Ways To Find Your Inner Groove and Dance To A Beat That Makes Your Heart Sing by Kevin Roth Book: Living Nonduality: Enlightenment Teachings of Self-realization by Robert Wolfe App: Music Apps Bullying Story Kevin Roth didn't personally experience bullying, but he knows about a program created to counter bullying by his friend Peter Yaro. The program is called Operation Respect, and it's for schools all around the world. Peter Paul Mary, a famous folk music group, recorded a song for Operation Respect called “Don't Laugh at Me.” Kevin performed in a concert with Peter Yaro to support this anti-bullying initiative. Although Kevin doesn't have a bullying story, he's aware of the importance of this program and how Peter Yaro is still actively involved in it. If you want to learn more, you can search for Peter Yaro and Operation Respect. Words of Wisdom Be happy. You can be happy. You have to choose it. Related Episodes Music for Mindfulness; Dave Combs Amplified: Unleash Your Potential With Music; Frank Fitzpatrick Be The You-est You; Julie Reisler Special Offer Are you experiencing anxiety & stress? I'm Bruce Langford, a practicing hypnotist helping fast-track people just like you to shed their inner bully and move forward with confidence. Book a Free Session to get you to a more satisfying life, feeling grounded and focused. Send me an email at bruce@mindfulnessmode.com with ‘Let's Talk' in the subject line. We'll set up a call and talk about how you can move forward to a better life.

Seven years after it launched Operation Respect to stamp out bad conduct in the Defence Force, a new independent audit has found nearly a quarter of serving young women experienced "inappropriate sexual behaviour" in the past year. Kathryn Ryan speaks with Chief of Air Force, Air Vice Marshal Andrew Clarke, who is the chair of the Operation Respect Steering Group; and Dr Ellen Nelson, a former army officer who has interviewed current and ex serving women about their experiences of inappropriate behaviour.

The lyrics to Don't Laugh at Me speak to anyone who has felt like an outsider. Whether or not you were bullied as a child, this song will likely resonate with you. Steve Seskin, the singer-songwriter, and his co-writer were first inspired by a young girl's experience of teasing in grade school. But, the song encompasses inequities experienced by those living with physical and developmental disabilities as well as people experiencing hard times. A few months ago I [Leslie] first heard the song in the online dance class, Rumba with Tina. Many of the other virtual dancers were familiar with it and sang along. I just cried. After the class I googled the song title and discovered I knew the songwriter. Steve's wife, Ellen, has been a participant in the Northern California Myotonic Dystrophy Support Group I facilitated. What a small world! Steve's songs have been recorded by recording artists such as Garth Brooks, Reba McEntire, Waylon Jennings, Tim McGraw, Colin Raye, and Mark Wills. Visit Steve's website to learn more about his music and check out the organization Steve is involved with: Operation Respect.

Victims advocates are accusing the Defence Force of a lack of commitment after it left a crucial sexual violence programme leaderless for years. Operation Respect was launched in 2016 with the aim of tackling sexual violence, harassment and bullying behaviours within the armed forces. A scathing independent report released last month found a lack of transparency and accountability and a "code of silence" culture still exists within the military. Here's RNZ defence reporter, Jonathan Mitchell.

The Defence Force admits it should have employed a dedicated manager for its crucial sexual violence programme a lot earlier. Operation Respect was launched in 2016 with the aim of tackling sexual violence, harassment and bullying behaviours within the armed forces. A scathing independent report released last month, found a lack of transparency and accountability and a "code of silence" culture still exists within the military. An Official Information Act request released to RNZ shows a programme manager was only employed to lead the initiative in October last year. The chair of the Operation Respect Steering Group, Air Vice Marshal Andrew Clark, told RNZ defence reporter, Jonathan Mitchell, a programme manager should have been employed earlier.

Nashville Songwriter Hall of Famer, Steve Seskin has written seven Number One Country songs, including Grammy-nominated “Grown Men Don't Cry,” (Tim McGraw) and “Don't Laugh at Me,” (Mark Wills) winner of the Nashville Songwriters Association and Music Row Magazine Song of the Year. Steve's songs have been recorded by legends like Tim McGraw, Neal McCoy, John Michael Montgomery, Kenny Chesney, Collin Raye, Peter Frampton, Waylon Jennings, Alabama, Mark Wills, and Peter Paul and Mary. Other Seskin hits include: “Wrong” (Waylon Jennings),"I Think About You" (Collin Raye), "Life's A Dance", “If You've Got Love" (John Michael Montgomery), a"No Doubt About It,” “For A Change” (Neal McCoy) and "Daddy's Money” (Richochet). Steve's song “Don't Laugh At Me” was recorded by Peter, Paul and Mary and became the impetus for the Operation Respect project, a curriculum designed to teach tolerance and anti-bullying in schools. This program has been implemented in more than 30,000 schools and Steve has performed in countless elementary schools in support of the program. https://www.steveseskin.comhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Seskinhttps://www.instagram.com/lazylittlepunk/https://www.facebook.com/steve.seskin.9Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/back-story-song/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

“Don’t Laugh At Me" “Don’t Call Me Names" “Don’t Get Your Pleasure from my pain" “In God’s eyes we’re all the same" Grammy award nominee Steve Seskin co-wrote the anti-bullying anthem, Don’t Laugh at Me, with his friend, Allen Shamblin, a song that was recorded by Peter, Paul and Mary. It inspired the creation of Operation Respect, a foundation that encourages children to get along with each other. “Kids as young as first and second grade are hurting and already experiencing ridicule by people who pick on them and call them names and they don’t have the ability to throw it over their shoulders,” Seskin says. “They develop a phobia and are afraid to go to school.” Harvey Rich and his daughter, Darrian, who perform on this program, sing the song and interact with children at various community groups and schools in the New Jersey area.

Peter Yarrow, honored singer, songwriter, activist and advocate discusses the educational non-profit "Operation Respect," the song "Don't Laugh at Me," the inspiration for his vision and the campaign to end bullying.

Convocation: Peter Yarrow and Mark Weiss discuss Operation Respect

The subject of bullying frequently dominates the headlines, but coming up on Monday, March 19th, the issue will take center stage on Broadway. A non-profit organization called What’s the Benefit has created a fantasy-rock musical that explores the effects of bullying. The one-night only performance will benefit Operation Respect, an anti-bullying group founded by Peter Yarrow of Peter Paul and Mary fame.

The subject of bullying frequently dominates the headlines, but coming up on Monday, March 19th, the issue will take center stage on Broadway. A non-profit organization called What's the Benefit has created a fantasy-rock musical that explores the effects of bullying. The one-night only performance will benefit Operation Respect, an anti-bullying group founded by Peter Yarrow of Peter Paul and Mary fame.