Episode 13 where we talk about bullying and standing up for what’s right, inspired by Captain America

This week is Batman!

Using his conversation with Wonderwoman in Young Justice about Robin, taking him under his wing not to turn out like him,

I’m going talk about bad leaders, with good reason and good leaders with bad methods.

Have you ever had or been a great/bad Leader, Boss, Coach, Parent, friend or mentor ?

How did that change you?

How did you grow ?

Using the Bat and Robin’s situation as an example how can you relate?

The power is indeed yours! We all have the power to make good and bad decisions. Claiming that you weren’t given any options is simply a cop out and shrugging off our our responsibilities of our actions. It is us who decides our fate and how much effort we put into a task and no one else.

Think about any tv show, drama or movie. There’s always a character that ‘chooses’ not to tell the truth, chooses to cheat, or chooses anything that they believe won’t have consequences but sure enough later on happens to do so.

It is our power to create, produce, react and respond with what is within our control

The greatest power on earth is the magnificent power we all possess. The power of the human brain.'

This is a popular quote by the Marvel character Charles Xavier in a xmen comic from 1962 . He is the professor at the Xavier Institute for Higher Learning where they teach their students how to harness the powers they already possess, but can’t control. Now it’s a given that Professor Xavier is one of the most powerful mutants and his power specifically comes from his mind this quote is open to everyone in the world as we all have access to this same super power

Hardwork is worthless for those who don’t believe in themselves

Now if you Google self belief, a plethora of self help, 3 step, 5step, 8 step guides on immediate self belief pop up everywhere by everyone, so I’m not going to do that instead we’re going to bring that superhero mentality from the most irritating yet inspiring ninja I can think of in all of anime.

This is episode 8 of mightier than the sword

‘Give a man a mask and he’ll become his true self’

One of his most famous aphorisms this quote is a paraphrase of the brilliant Oscar Wilde . “Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth.” from The Picture of Dorian Gray. We talk about the masks in today society brought to you by our listeners!

This is episode 7 of mightier than the sword

This is part 1 of 2

Using this weeks quote this episode will be based around

The ideas of;

Being Brave

Taking risks

Live life to the fullest

(Anticipation vs anxiety)

“We didn't choose to be what we are. And it could be argued that this life chose us. We live it. With all its changes and challenges. Obstacles. Disappointments. Failures. Its successes. Its joys. I have no idea where I'm going to be tomorrow. But I accept the fact that tomorrow will come. And I'm going to rise to meet it. We're all scared, sweetie. You'd be stupid not to be.”

Welcome back guys

This is episode 7 of mightier than the sword

This is part 2 of 2

Using this weeks quote this episode will be based around COVID and how we respond.

A tribute episode, where we look at one of the quotes of the 2018 Award winning blockbuster Black Panther

“We all know the truth: more connects us than separates us. But in times of crisis the wise build bridges, while the foolish build barriers. We must find a way to look after one another as if we were one single tribe.”

We look at it from a perspective of building Walls and bridges not just on a global scale but as individuals too.

An episode where we look at the words said by The Flash and listeners provide their feedback around a big subject, the purpose to life.