What about us in the media?
Media relations.
Conversations, radio inputs and creation that opens the theme of everyday coexistence.
TA3 · Business
On the show Managing relationships at work From 17 . October 2012 was a guest of Peter Švec . The interview brings working relations and access to their education closer.
Radio Slovakia · Good morning Slovakia
Five radio inputs about human relations between Peter Švec and moderator Roman Bomboš from 20 . February 2012 .
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Interviews on Relations
How a Session Is Designed
The subject counts on an approximately thirty-minute educational talk show. A couple of guests talk to the host about specific situations in their relationship, about what they are doing, and about what is difficult.
Partner, parental, sibling, friendly, neighborly, working and political relations open the door to show four PCA skills in real stories. Questions come from a couple's story and adapt to conversation.
The aim is to help viewers understand their own relationships, name the sources of misunderstandings, decide for change and test skills in their daily lives. Learning is associated with engaging conversation and personal experience of the guests.
The upcoming Peter Švec learning format for television, radio and internet connects the conversation with the clear learning of relationship skills.
Through the life stories of couples it touches partner, parent, sibling, friendly, neighbourly and work relationships. The moderation interview has to stimulate reflection on its own relationships and show how the PCA principles are reflected in them.
The session is prepared in the center of Harmónium. The author of the topic is Dr. Peter ŠVEC , PhD.; the production and distribution is provided by SWECK MEDIA.
Pilot version of TV session
Record the pilot version of the show Interviews about relationships.
Pilot version of radio show
Excerpts from the test of the radio version of the show Interviews on relationships. The record lasts 49 minutes and 43 seconds.
Original recording in Slovak.Everyone does it differently.
Song Peter Švec , which was created in 1976 , was recorded by several performers for the final part of the session. Each version has its own character.
Story of a Song
Story of song, recording and meeting performers together. Full record · 2 clock 12 minutes.
Archive version of the film
Original text of the song from the year 1976 (PDF) ↗ (Slovak original)
Current Song Text →
Everyone does it differently.
Music: Peter Švec
Text: Peter Švec (adaptation of Ľuboš Zeman)
Someone's laughing, another one's sadness knows people.
Someone by power, another one by love gains them.
There are those who don't want to give anything to others.
He's one who takes for himself, even one who can't marry.
R: ...because everyone else does it differently
Because each of us does it differently...
There are those who have friends and one who walks alone.
Friends lie to friends, and he's lying to himself.
One still chooses, the other cannot choose.
He's the one he chose to live with, even the one he can choose.
R:
One has almost everything that life could give him.
He took away his love and his happiness, too.
He's the one who defends himself, the one who can defend himself.
Even one who won't tell you anything about life anymore.
R:
(Solo)
Someone likes to spoil someone's joy.
Another would want to make things right for the sake of joy.
All you have to do is say the word to offend someone else.
He's the one who needs the stone to get the other.
R:
He taught one life, teaches another time.
Somebody's not coming back, somebody's coming back.
Someone's looking for a way before the other found the target.
People aren't the same, everyone wants to be different.
R:
We all have one thing in common, and we're running out of time.
They call us homo sapiens, but where the brain is fading out of us.
Our, our, our...
Composition of the Accompanying Group
- Henry Tóth – Guitars and Aržman version of the song
- Martin Valihora – drums
- Peter Rumanovich – bassgitara
- Peter Švec 12-string acoustic guitar
Everybody--s Doing Things His Way--English version of the song Everyone does it differently à la The Beatles by The Backwards.
The original version of P. Sword from the year 1976 .