Seymour Stein est un entrepreneur de l'industrie musicale, vice-président de Warner Bros. Records et fondateur de Sire Records. Il est largement reconnu comme un pionnier de la musique New Wave, jouant un rôle déterminant dans la découverte d'artistes novateurs. Son impact sur la musique populaire et l'industrie est indéniable. Les contributions importantes de Stein ont été honorées par son intronisation au Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Focusing on the theory of automatic processing, the book explores methods for gaining control over emotions. Authored by a respected professor of personality psychology, it draws from extensive research and the success of a transformative course he taught. Students who participated reported profound insights and emotional control that significantly impacted their lives. The book aims to provide readers with practical tools and understanding to navigate their emotional landscapes effectively.
A humorous and often moving memoir, this account details the years Seymour Epstein spent serving on the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, which works with Jewish communities all over the world. This chronicle of Epstein’s international adventures explores the role of community in late 20th-century Jewish life and examines the disintegration of North Africa’s rich Jewish past alongside the spontaneous development of new Jewish communities in Russia The stories included in this book contain profound lessons that can be applied to Jewish community life worldwide.
The autobiography of America's greatest living record man: the founder of Sire Records and spotter of rock talent from the Ramones to Madonna.