In another combination of music trivia and serious discussion, Dr. Mathis talks about the issue of personal boundaries and how these impact individuals throughout the lifespan. Ways to develop and keep appropriate boundaries in tact are discussed, as are things to do with those who don’t seem to respect the boundaries that people have set […]
Archive for April, 2013
Personal Boundaries & Trivia
Posted in Podcasts, tagged "Cookie Monster" vocals, Arthur Brown, Asia, Atomic Rooster, Buggles, Carl Palmer, Communication, ELP, Foreigner, Geoff Downes, Greg Lake, Ian McDonald, Intimacy, Jack Bruce, John Wetton, Keith Emerson, King Crimson, Paul Rodgers, Personal Boundaries, Peter Sinfield, Prog Rock, Steve Howe, Tenor vocals, The Nice, Vincent Crane, Yes on April 24, 2013 | Comments Off on Personal Boundaries & Trivia
Rock Trivia & Rants
Posted in Podcasts, tagged 65 Amps, Ampeg, Amplifiers, Basses, BC Rich, Blackstone, Blues, Carole King, Cat Stevens, Cream, Dan Boul, Deep Purple, Eric Clapton, ES, Explorer, Fender, Firebird, Gibson, Goodsell Amps, Gordon Lightfoot, Government Control, Guitars, Gun Control, Gus G, Hand Wired, Hard Rock, heavy metal, Jack Bruce, Joan Baez, Jon Lord, Joni MItchell, Kingsley, Les Paul, Marshall, Personal Boundaries, Peter Stroud, responsibility, Richard Goodsell, rock, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Rock Trivia, Sheryl Crow, Slash, Strat, Tele, Warwick on April 20, 2013 | Comments Off on Rock Trivia & Rants
Once again, Dr. Mathis pontificates on a variety of his personal “pet peeve” topics (i.r., gun control, personal responsibility, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, boundaries) while giving some interesting rock trivia facts about various instruments, amplifiers, artists, and songs. Share on Facebook
Personal Responsibility
Posted in Podcasts, tagged adolescents, Adult Mentors, Appropriate Boundaries, Appropriate Role Models, Blaming Others, Crime, Gambling, Halo Efffect, Hero Worship, personal responsibility, Proper Parenting, Prostitution, Rape, Role Models, Social Media, substance abuse, teenagers on April 14, 2013 | Comments Off on Personal Responsibility
As Americans, we seem to like to blame others for our misbehavior, as well as attempting to justify our own misbehavior by pointing fingers at others’ errors. In addition, we seem to have an inherent naiveté about our “heroes”, whether they be historical, musical, political, religious, or athletic. In this podcast, Dr. Mathis lends his […]
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