Theatre of the Mind Podcast Episodes

14 Comments

1. John Laster

   Saturday 26 June, 2010

   Thank you Kelley for that mind opening podcast.
   
   I have known of Richard Bandler and NLP for quite sometime, but never really heard him explain it so clearly as he did in your discussion.
   
   I get it now.
   
   Much Mahalo..and thanks Richard too.
   
   John

2. Posted by Jamie Gans

   Sunday 27 June, 2010

   You offer so many fascinating podcast programs. This, unfortunately was not one of them. The title of the show, Get The Life You Want, was misleading. I do not doubt the great work, Mr Bandler has done with NLP over the years but listening to him ramble endlessly he never really touched upon employing NLP for shaping the life we want or think we want. I know you, Kelly, could not find many opportunites to interject or ask questions. In any case, thanks for most of your other great interviews.

3. Posted by Bren

   Monday 28 June, 2010

   The description of MindSpa on the iTunes page implies that it is a demonstration of the full version of biofeedback systems sold by Bandler. "For most people, this demonstration program is quite different from anything you have experienced before."
   
   I enjoyed the interview. Bandler is very persuasive, and I intend to buy his books. Discovering that the app is not free, and that it is a demo, hit me a bit as bait-and-switch. Although it seems like Bandler uses his NLP skills to self-promote, it sounds like he's helped innumerable counts of people in his practice, training, and books. That is value that should be richly rewarded, IMHO.

4. Posted by Cindy

   Tuesday 29 June, 2010

   Hi
   
   There should have been two interviews arranged with Mr Bandler.
   
   The first one to give him a chance to talk about the history of his work and how it expanded. He obviously has a lot to say and is worth listening to what he has to say.
   
   Then followed by a second programme about how people could use his techniques for self-help, with him giving away a few of the techniques and directions for the listeners.

5. Posted by Louise

   Saturday 17 July, 2010

   Thank you so much for introducing me to Richard Bandler. I love his here-and-now approach to improving life. I've had enough of searching through my past for reasons, finding possible reasons, and then asking, "So what?" "What now?"
   
   As far as Kelly not talking, I want to hear what the authors have to say, I know more about Kelly, I mean this is her website!!!
   
   Many thanks, again Kelly for your work!

6. Posted by IcyNDicy

   Thursday 22 July, 2010

   I despise this guy! I find him rude, arrogant and a self proclaimed know it all. I've read his books, and he comes off even worse in those. I think, feel and know that NLP is garbage!

7. Posted by Kim

   Wednesday 18 August, 2010

   I thought this was an interesting podcast. I think Bandler sounded like a scientist in that he wasn't so interested in conversation as he was in explaining his science. I thought he was slightly amusing in that respect. I did think the information was fascinating and I plan to read at least one of his books to find out more about his work. I'm always interested in behavioral methods and this seems right up my alley. We'll see what happens.

8. Posted by rob halligan

   Monday 13 September, 2010

   great show! thanks

9. Posted by Shelly

   Sunday 3 October, 2010

   Wow, I would love to implement some of these ideas into my life and my friend's life. He is terminally ill and has some terrible fears that are shutting down his thoughts & feelings that continue to keep him going. It is a terrible thing to know that your life is limited but a much more terrible thing to shut down and not enjoy what you do have left. I needed to hear that there is a way to open his eyes in a much simpler way.

10. Posted by Mike

    Saturday 6 November, 2010

    I found the broad overview of Richard Bandler's work, in his own words and style to be very valuable. His obvious passion and enjoyment for his work, informs the interested in a way the printed page cannot do.
    I found this an opportunity to spot signposts; one can now follow up under one's own guidance. Expecting a step by step guide as entertainment is the lazy way to disillusionment!
    To the cynics? C'mon NLP has helped so many people, it's not a moon landing hoax.
    Finally, this is the first time I have heard Kelly, and she has a very sure touch. She was in control..If you don't believe that, maybe you need Richard Bandler's help!

11. jennifer Newell

    Thursday 11 November, 2010

    Great programme! NLP is fascinating to me. I've experienced some of the excersizes and was really impressed.

12. Posted by Fernando

    Friday 31 December, 2010

    You can go through some of the pages of his book in
    this URL. You will find there much of the content of the interview.
    http://www.amazon.com/Get-Life-You-Want-Neuro-Linguistic/dp/0757307760#reader_0757307760
    I hope this post helps someone.

13. Posted by Steve

    Sunday 16 January, 2011

    What an incredibly annoying man... Jeeze my head is spinning. A none stop assault on the ears! He needs to do some NLP on how to talk at a normal speed without rambling on and on. And what a grotesque voice, sounds like a gay robot with a mouthful of wet cabbage. Horribel...Just a horible, horrible man. Don't even know what he was talking about.

14. Posted by Balaji

    Thursday 20 January, 2011

    NLP Rocks ! Its the best technique i know to use our inner potential and awaken our sub conscious to get our dreams.Best for people who suffer from anxiety,depression and lost interest in this beautiful life.Where the solutions for our problems are waiting for us to take.