Podcast appearances and mentions of tom thelen

The Insights series aims to provide an interesting and relevant topic and a special guest who can shine some expert knowledge onto the subject, so we can all learn something new! In this episode of Insights, we were delighted to welcome recognised author, speaker and mental health advocate, Tom Thelen to the show. Tom has spoken at over 800 schools and conferences and has been interviewed on NBC, CBS, FOX, and PBS. His new book, Mental Health 101 For Teens, is an Amazon #1 New Release. In this episode, we explored how Tom became a go-to speaker for bullying and mental health, talked about the cracks within our education systems and much more. Tom responded to the following questions we asked: How did you become a go-to speaker for bullying and mental health?What are some common concerns you're hearing about from schools?What challenges are students facing that were different from pre-COVID or perhaps just not as evident before?Social-emotional learning (SEL) and student well-being are becoming much more commonplace terms in schools, even “trendy”. For schools to get it right, what do you think needs to happen?We believe it's better for schools to be proactive instead of reactive – are there things they can be doing now to get ahead of potential problems students face online, such as cyberbullying?You talk about becoming a “no bullying school.” What does that mean and how can schools aim to meet that objective?Where can people go to learn more about the resources you provide? As you might expect, there are lots of great pieces of advice and ideas that Tom shares.You can also watch back this episode on YouTube:

Seit 2012 machen Tom Thelen und Lukas Heinser „Cinema And Beer“: Erst gehen sie ins Kino, dann in eine Kneipe, um beim Bier über das gerade Gesehene zu sprechen. Jedes Jahr gab es mindestens eine Folge dieses Erfolgspodcasts — dann kam 2020 … … und sie nahmen trotzdem eine auf! Ohne Kino, ohne Bier, aber […]

Tom Thelen is one of America’s top anti-bullying speakers and the Founder of No Bullying Schools. He has spoken at over 500 schools and conferences inspiring groups of all ages to take responsibility for their choices and to make a positive impact on their local culture. He’s the creator of a social-emotional learning program called “Victimproof.”  The program helps students take responsibility for their choices and create a positive culture at their school. Thelen has been on all major TV networks talking about bullying and helping students to “Be the Change” that they want to see.  In this episode, Thelen talks about "Victimproof", shares his story of overcoming middle school bullying and encourages students to seek help from a trusted adult.  Later, Brayden and Macey reflect on reporting bullying.

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Ihr Auftrag, für den Fall, dass Sie ihn annehmen: Gehen Sie ins Kino, schauen Sie den neuesten, sechsten, Film der „Mission: Impossible“-Reihe und sabbeln Sie anschließend bei einem kühlen Bier über Ihre Eindrücke. Wie hätten Tom Thelen und Lukas Heinser diese Mission ablehnen können? Eben! Cinema And Beer: „Mission: Impossible — Fallout“ Podcast bei iTunes […]

Berlin im November 1989: Kurz bevor die Mauer fällt, prügelt sich eine britische Agentin durch Ost- und Westteil der Stadt. Tom Thelen und Lukas Heinser diskutieren über Plansequenzen, Feminismus und Wodka. Cinema And Beer: „Atomic Blonde“ Podcast bei iTunes abonnieren. Normaler Podcast-Feed.

Robert V. Taylor joins us for a Valentines Day Special to help us cultivate an open heart. We will focus on love that goes far beyond the romantic realm. Diving deeply into his story, Robert’s anti-apartheid work led him to refuse to be drafted into the South Africa Military which was compulsory for all white males. Such a refusal comes with life imprisonment! Faced with the label of being a “traitor” or a “collaborator” he knew he could not accept that apartheid was “the will of God.” “I went to see Archbishop Desmond Tutu for advice on how to survive imprisonment. Instead, he told me that I would not go to jail, but that he would arrange for me to leave the country.” 10 days later Robert arrived in New York City and began graduate work that deepened his life’s calling to help people experience a oneness with others grounded in compassion, love and mercy. Robert is President of the New York based Desmond Tutu Peace Foundation and lives on a rural farm in the Pacific Northwest. He has dedicated his life to helping individuals and organizations live beyond their limitations. He challenges leaders to live beyond the fears and self-assessments that hold them hostage. Robert is the voice of a generation empowered by the potential of living beyond the restrictions of labels. He is passionate about helping people find a deeper connection to themselves and the world at large. Author of A New Way to Be Human, Robert shares his own struggles and global journeys as an example of what is possible when we all live beyond labels.

Einmal im Jahr gehen Tom Thelen und Lukas Heinser gemeinsam ins Kino, um sich einen Film aus dem „Star Wars“-Universum anzusehen. 2016 ist es „Rogue One — A Star Wars Story“, oder auch „Episode 3,5“. Ein Gespräch über Genrefilme, tote Schauspieler auf der Leinwand und die Mitarbeiter der Todesstern-Kantine, geführt bei einem kühlen Glas Bier. […]