Jasmine is a Generation Y-er who is fascinated by bullying, having faced it in her own youth. She has been corresponding with Izzy for the past few years, and makes an interesting interviewee, as she embodies the philosophy the anti-bullying movement has been espousing for the past 25 years. The links to the videos which Jasmine shared for our commentary are below: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DLkBf_2uLZg/ https://www.instagram.com/reel/DKkEKqEM-zD/ https://www.instagram.com/reel/DMdEQD7REUF/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA%3D%3D

Griet Leyers is a former opera singer, a highschool language teacher and a Disaster Communications expert living in Belgium.

Kaylee Frager is a Jewish studies teacher in the Northeast, with over 40 years of experience. She is also a long-time friend of Izzy Kalman.

Laura's website: bosswhispering.com

-not cut out for the nuts-and-bolts of medical education, she got a degree instead in clinical social work -Joined the first Assistant Employee Program in Alaska -A near-workplace murder leads to Laura's interest in workplace bullying -Founded the Boss Whispering Institute in 1994 -abrasive bosses are not aware of the damage they're doing -guiding bosses to see their responses and those of their employees as fight or flight mode -The difference between school and workplace bullying- employees have a vested interest in improving their conduct and saving their jobs -Bosses are confronted with the negative perceptions of their workers, the end of denial -Entering the Age of the Unruly

Frederick T. Golder has taught conflict resolution and has served as a mediator and arbitrator for more than thirty years, successfully resolving conflicts. Based in Massachusets, he devotes his time to thinking and writing about positive solutions to today's problems.

-Massachusets anti-bullying law after Columbine sparked his interest in bullying -The difference between physical and verbal bullying- and the ability to handle a bit of the former, too -Lola and her husband diverge over play-fighting -The indicator of rightness: does it help you grow to your full potential? -How do you reeducate the brainwashed people of Gaza when the world confirms their indignation and self-righteousness? -Why neighboring Arab countries aren't taking in Palestinians to get them out of harm's way -Yasser Arafat the worst thing that happened to the Palestinian people -Who's responsible for the state of Arab schools in Israel? -Fred's dad wouldn't sign a report card with less than straight-A's -Science is not enough; we need wisdom -Israel is much easier to criticize than Palestine (free press) -You can't change the minds of the Palestinians without changing the minds of the countries who support them -3 levels of knowledge -The trouble with letting those with level one knowledge influence policy -Fred's switch from being an attorney in discrimination cases to mediation

-Fred's book, "Uncivil Rights" -When people with level 1 knowledge try to legislate bullying away -Izzy gets stuck on COVID

Description: -Laura Crenshaw's work on how to turn abrasive bosses into good leaders -The parallels with Izzy's work (looking at social problems systemically rather than identifying who the "bullies" are) -Being an expat in the Philippines -What parts of Woke ideology are valuable -The multi-cultural student body where Weller is a principal and assistant professor of education, tuition, etc. -Adventist view of physical and spiritual health, and education -Approach to bullying victims among kindergarteners: foster empathy -The amazing resilience of the Phillipinos -Cultural differences -Weller's research topic- principles who deal with abrasive teachers -A teacher who kicked their student but couldn't be fired for it -Teacher reassignment centers, for wayward educators -the root of Weller's interest in abrasive teachers- being stabbed in the shoulder with a pencil by his first grade teacher

-Should a woman give her all to motherhood? -How Izzy's influence may have made his daughter a reckless mom -A little escapism: the Israel-Hamas war -Israel can't win through force because as soon as it appears dominant, its support from the world ebbs -If the world were rational they'd be pressuring Hamas to give up -Obama and the Infidel Meme -We shouldn't be trying to destroy the Muslim fundamentalists, but rather the idea that makes them kill us -Human nature can't be changed but culture can be changed -Messiah isn't a miracle worker; it's a leader who can bring peace

-Is Simon Klebanor a Jew? He certainly prefers to be -Simon's niche: helping young people wake up from sleep walking through life -Ted Kennedy let Natalie Wood asphyxiate in a car under water after driving off a bridge -Catastrophic car accident led him to change course in life -In waking up out of his coma he realizes what distinguishes between people and animals is the ability to operate by choice -Stages of physical recovery -Getting addicted to pot at the age of 50, getting clean 15 years later -Brooks gives Izzy full credit -Quaden Bayles: a young dwarf whom Brooks Gibbs helped out of victimhood -Landmark education: a technology -The difference between choosing a major when you're fresh out high school and when you're faced with supporting yourself -The Israel-Hamas war- almost impossible for Israel to win -Brooks helps Izzy get the message out -Jolie: watched Nad doctor deliver a baby and drown it right after; she still lived a good life -Miles Briggs Personality Inventory

This episode is an interview conducted in Hebrew with Ali Kashkush, an arab israli who is an officer in the IDF, a physics Teacher and educator in Israel. Ali is a Social activist and advocate, and a member of the Zionist security movement. If you're curious but don't speak hebrew, I will soon be posting links here to video excerpts from the video with English subtitles.

Tsvi Misinai is the pioneer of Israel high tech and an historian with encyclopedic memory who has researched tirelessly the roots of the Palestinian people in the tribes of Israel. he believes that the deadly rifts between Jews and Muslims in the middle east, and perhaps more importantly, the rifts within Israeli society itself, can be healed by a correct understanding of our history and faith. This interview was conducted in Hebrew. If you're curious, but don't speak hebrew, links to excerpts from the interview, with english subtitles will be posted here soon.

Click here Tsvi's website.

Click here for Tsvi's biography.

Click here to view Tsvi's youtube page.