Podcast appearances and mentions of Jack Fletcher

En la búsqueda de respuestas a los fenómenos más desconcertantes, me surge una pregunta: ¿Por qué algunas personas parecen ser más receptivas a estos enigmas que otras? En el programa de hoy, hemos tenido el gusto de que nos visite en la Biblioteca el escritor e investigador Gustavo Doménech, que ha salido ya en podcast como Misterios en Viernes, Clave 45, La Academia de los Nocturnos… Como nos gusta en la Biblioteca, más que una entrevista es charlamos de infinidad de temas relacionados con los temas más inquietantes. Gustavo, ademas de sus libros, Los Héroes de Hueva y Salmon Enterprise, acaba de publicar Rompiéndooslo el Silencio. (Anomalías a mi alrededor), donde habla de infinidad de casos que le han ocurrido a él, a familiares y a personas, en general de su alrededor. Ademas de su libros, charlamos de Visitantes de Dormitorio, Parálisis del Sueño, un caso que le ocurre a una amiga, parecido a la película El Ente, claramente enfocado a Incubos y Súcubos. Tal vez en el otro extremos, nos encontramos a los Angeles de la Guarda, el Hilo Rojo o Hilo de Plata, los Sueños, Ovnis Triangulares, Despedidas, Reencarnaciones… Deja Vu, ECM… Tambien hablamos un poco sobre investigadores y amigos, como Moisés Garrido, J.J. Benítez y sus famosos libros Caballo de Troya, Jack Fletcher, Jorge Sánchez, Javier Torres, Manu Carballal o Caravaca. SI QUIERES CONTACTAR Gustavo Doménech o estás interesado en alguno de sus libros, aquí tienes los enlaces: LIBROS EN AMAZON- https://amzn.eu/d/ezo3Par MAIL- gustavodoménech1976@hotmail.com FACEBOOK- https://www.facebook.com/share/143mbz2mDu/ HAZTE MECENAS, no dejes que La Biblioteca, cierre Nunca sus Puertas… Sigamos sumando en LLDLL, SUSCRIBETE en IVOOX y comparte. GRATITUD ESPECIAL: Siempre a los MECENAS. Sin ustedes… esto no tendría sentido. SUSCRIBETE AL CANAL DE TELEGRAM: https://t.me/LaLamadaDeLaLuna PUEDES VER ALGUNOS VIDEOS DE LLDLL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEOtdbbriLqUfBtjs_wtEHw Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Jack Fletcher joins the boys today with tales from the East coast. He was a busy bee during Lockdown, penning a novella called "Joypunks", visiting the psych ward, and getting in a little kerfuffle on the NY Subway. Then Chris Quinn, always a crowd favorite, drops in and completely disapproves of Clint's clip and music choices, as does Connor. Apologies for all the audio/video difficulties.

Director Peter Chung, voice director Jack Fletcher, executive producer Japhet Asher and actor Denise Porter

In this spooktacular Eerie Extra, Such a Nightmare co-host Katherine Troyer speaks with horror author and editor David-Jack Fletcher.   We discuss the significance of normalizing LGBTQIA+ identities within the horror genre. This leads to an even bigger discussion of how queer horror can both offer a space for connection and push us beyond our comfort zones. David-Jack shares the vision behind Slashic Horror, his indie horror press that he co-founded with Lee Cross James. And we talk about the magic of crossing genres and the ways his work, including his novella The Haunting of Harry Peck, present the familiar in unfamiliar ways (or perhaps the other way around) through his genre-blending writing.   This interview occurred on January 4, 2024; the episode first aired on January 30, 2024.   David-Jack Fletcher is a writer and scholar hailing from Australia. With a PhD from Macquarie University in Cultural Studies, he wrote for over a decade in an academic setting before—in his words—jumping out of academia to pursue his dream of becoming a horror author and editor. To that end, he has a Post-Graduate Certificate in Editing and Publishing from the University of Southern Queensland, and he completed an internship with Sydney-based Spineless Wonders. Additionally, he was awarded a mentorship with the Australasian Horror Writers Association (AHWA) in 2022, undertaken with award-winning author Paul Mannering. David-Jack has published short stories in several horror anthologies across the UK, the US and Canada, and has appeared in international podcasts and interviews. Furthermore, his debut gay horror-comedy, The Haunting of Harry Peck, was published by Rack & Rune Publishing in February 2022 and became an international Amazon bestseller. And his latest award-winning novel, Raven's Creek is now available through all major retailers, published through his own imprint, Slashic Horror. For more information, visit his LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/djfletcher    ALL LINKS  Twitter/Instagram: @NightmarePod1; YouTube: Such a Nightmare;  Email: suchanightmare.pod@gmail.com; Website: suchanightmare.com

David-Jack Fletcher is an award-winning Australian author, specialising in LGBTQI+ horror fiction. He dabbles in comedy-horror and dark fiction, but his true love is body horror. His debut novella, The Haunting of Harry Peck, is a 2022 Amazon international best-seller across several lists including Gay Fiction, Horror, and Two-Hour Literature. Raven's Creek (2023) won the Bookstagram Award for LGBTQ+ Novel of the Year, and is also a best-seller. He has also appeared in several anthologies across the US, Canada, and the UK. David-Jack's next novel is due for release in 2024, titled, The Count, which is a psychological body horror focusing on bloodlust and the looming certainty of death. He is also a qualified editor, operating a small online business, Chainsaw Editing, where he specialises in copyediting and developmental editing for horror/thriller, dark fiction, mystery/suspense, and the occasional historical romance. More recently, David-Jack co-founded Slashic Horror Press, which focuses on queer horror. When not writing and editing, David-Jack can be found on the couch with a book, cuddling his dogs and his husband.

Dr. Fletcher explains how he attempts to establish that Learning Disabilities are real. Likewise, he also describes the hypotheses in research surrounding subtypes of dyslexia.

Jack Fletcher argues in his book, Learning Disabilities from Identification to Intervention, that subcategories of learning disabilities are arbitrary, and that based on what we know about learning, Reading Fluency should not be an SLD because all areas of learning require automaticity. Meanwhile, reading fluency across the nation is lacking proficiency. Considering reading fluency in this current climate may be a serious lack of consideration for these trends in general education.

Jeremy Miciak and his colleague, Jack Fletcher, from the University of Houston Texas Center for Learning Disabilities argue that cognitive testing is not necessary for the identification of SLD through an SLD Manual with the TEA logo on it. He argues that cognitive testing through any of the 5 PSW methods are not reliable or valid, and that cognitive testing does not do a good job of effectively guiding instruction. As an alternative, he poses a TCLD or Hybrid Model that incorporates but formal achievement assessments and detailed progress monitoring data.

Aussie horror writer David-Jack Fletcher joins me from Down Under to talk about queer politics, “gay horror,” comic books, comedy in horror, and all kinds of goodness! Crikey!

[TFW you've got the wrong mic selected. Sorry about that] On tonight’s show, we’ll be talking with three students who are organizing because of and in spite of the global COVID-19 pandemic.  Nick Thatcher is a political science and philosophy major at Kutztown University. Nick is one of the founding student organizers with the Healthy Campus Bill of Rights at Kutztown University. Nick was also the student leader of Kutztown’s chapter of Students for Bernie where he cut his teeth in organizing, phone-backing, and political action. Kutztown faculty and students held a protest against KU’s reopening plans in which students and faculty donned plague doctor masks.  Kyle Nelson is organizing with East Stroudsburg's Student Solidarity Committee. Kyle is a senior at ESU from Philadelphia. He is the Events Chair for the African Student Association and the Public Relations Chair of the Political Science Club. Kyle is double majoring in political science and philosophy with the hopes of going to law school. He plans on continuing his advocacy through civil rights law, criminal defense law, and human rights law. The Student Solidarity Committee is organizing in solidarity with food service workers on campus who are in the middle of an organizing drive. The solidarity committee released what they are calling the SWORD Plan (Students and Workers Organizing for Real Defenses) which is a model for how we should be building solidarity in the wake of the pandemic. - JUST GOT CARD CHECK NEUTRALITY!!! And, Jack Fletcher is the co-founder of the Student Coalition for Change at Temple University. Kyle is a junior pre-law major at Temple and the co-founder of the Temple Coalition for Change. If you’ve been following the news, you know that students and faculty at Temple have been on fire with their organizing against the administration’s decision to return to face-to-face classes this fall. Last week, students, faculty, parents, staff, and community members held a car caravan, urging the university’s administration to cancel their plans to return to face-to-face classes. Protests are now a pretty standard feature on campus.

Charles Cavender can’t sleep. It’s not an unbearable heat of 92 degrees, and it’s not a noisy neighbor. It’s the fear that Jack Fletcher, the brother of his dead wife, is set on revenge. Determined to put an end to his insomnia, Charles tracks down Fletcher before he can be tracked down himself. But in the end, will that elusive good night’s sleep prove to be Charles’ downfall? Burn-o-Meter: N/A Overall Rating: 7.5 faulty old heaters

This week on Canceled: Clint just gets on everyone's nerves because he's being too damn loud. We give hilarious comedians Darryl Graves and Jack Fletcher a call and they share with us their favorite Nazi jokes and why Clint is an honorary black man. Enjoy these no-no words, thanks for listening!

A collaboration between Richland Student Media and the Richland Theatre department, this horror radio drama tells the dark tale of 'The Black Figurine of Death'. Performed by students from the acting class of Andy Long. Directed, produced and edited by Jack Fletcher.

On this special edition of College Dorm Sports, Dylan invites Kyle Grisamore and Jack Fletcher to help fill out the offical NCAA bracket of the CDS podcast. They go through each game with a 2 out of 3 vote take until they crown a national champion. Find out who they guys had going all the way, it may help you win a million. Plus, join our ESPN tournament challenge group "College Dorm Sports"

On this episode of College Dorm Sports, Dylan sits down with podcast newbie Sam Walters and podcast regular Jack Fletcher to talk about the new Bryce Harper contract and what it means for him, the Phillies and the rest of baseball. Plus, they break down the MLB season and what is likely in store for the major contenders.

On this episode of College Dorm Sports, Dylan and returning guest Alex Merrit discuss the NBA and look ahead to the rest of the season. They debate whether the Eastern or Western conference is superior following major trades from the East powers. They also discuss the playoffs and which teams they feel will be playing for the Larry O'Brien Trophy this season. Plus, podcast regular Jack Fletcher makes a surprise guest appearance near the end of the episode to talk about the offseason, including free agency landing spots, where Zion Williamson will be drafted, and Anthony Davis trades.

On this edition of CDS, Dylan brings on Jack Fletcher and Shane Peace to discuss Super Bowl LIII between the Rams and Patriots, talking about what went right and wrong during the big game.

On this edition of CDS, Dylan sits down with roommate and podcast regular Jack Fletcher to talk about the wild Week 15 games in the NFL including Chargers vs Chiefs, Rams vs Eagles, and Colts vs Cowboys. Plus, we discuss our top 10 teams, worst 5 (or 12) teams, MVP and ROTY races, and the playoff picture and predictions. (Podcast stops at a weird place, editing issue)

Host Ricky Sacks is joined by Jon Mannings, Jack Fletcher the founder of Hotspur Lane and debutant to the show Jack Rosser (Online Reporter For Standard Sport) as we reflect on the 4-1 thrashing we handed out to Bournemouth on Sunday whilst building up to Saturday's FA Cup 'Quarter-Final' tie to come against Swansea City. #THFC #COYS #TOTTENHAM #HOTSPUR #TOTTENHAMHOTSPUR #SPURS #LWOS #SON #KANE #AURIER #ALLI

Jack Fletcher Interview by KGMI News/Talk 790

This week, host Tommy Cassell talks with Wayland boys volleyball and soccer star Jack Fletcher and his father, Rod, the Wayland boys volleyball coach. The Wayland boys volleyball team finished the regular season with an 18-2 record and split the Dual County League championship with Newton South. Fletcher, who graduated from Wayland High this spring, stood out on the court this season. He was named DCL Player of the Year and first team DCL All Star. Jack was also on the state championship soccer teams in 2016 and 2014 (his senior and sophomore seasons).   Cassell’s Corner Each week Tommy Cassell of the MetroWest Daily and Milford Daily News will talk with a high school sports figures from throughout the MetroWest and Milford areas. A new episode is released every Wednesday. Follow Cassell on Twitter at @TommyCassell44. You can subscribe via iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play or any other podcast provider. And if you aren’t a podcast listener, every episode of Cassell’s Corner is available here on our websites.   Related Links A selfie with the state championship trophy Jack and Rod are featured in these two MetroWest Daily News stories by Cassell. First their last playoff win (3-0 over Needham in state semifinals) and the second a 3-2 win over Newton South during the regular season. And here is a chance to flip through a photo gallery.  

Sports co-editors Jack Fletcher and Dylan Hynson got back at it in the ninth episode of "From the Panther Pit," speaking to senior golfer Will Hunter about the season, what goes into being on the golf team, and what some of his goals are for the next year.

The sixth episode of "From The Panther Pit" features two special guests for sports co-editors Jack Fletcher and Dylan Hynson. The first guest, news co-editor Brayden Jenks, talks about boys and girls lacrosse. He is followed by senior Nick Bryant, who discusses the record he broke in the last track meet, the track season, and what he plans on doing next year.

Another week brings another podcast, as sports co-editors Jack Fletcher and Dylan Hynson got together again for a recap of the week in sports and a look ahead. The two were joined by senior tennis player Shaaz Peerani, who answered questions about the tennis team this season, his college recruitment to Troy University, and what his future holds.

The fourth installment of From the Panther Pit features sports co-editors Jack Fletcher and Dylan Hynson giving an update on each of the Panther spring sports teams, along with an interview with UNC Asheville commit and Panther baseball star Joe Gruszka. The three talked about how he got into playing, the season thus far, what he's looking forward to over the next year, and what he ultimately wants to do.

For the first time in From the Panther Pit history, sports co-editors Jack Fletcher and Dylan Hynson got together to talk about the last week in sports and what to look forward to. They also had two special guests in senior girls varsity soccer players Lauren Yoss and Ashlyn Walloch. Topics discussed include the soccer season so far, both of the players' college recruitment processes and signings, and Yoss potentially breaking the Starr's Mill goal record this week.

The second episode of From the Panther Pit features sports co-editor Jack Fletcher sitting with senior tri-sport athlete Satchel Goodrich to talk about the football season, basketball season, the upcoming track season, and his scholarship to play at Jacksonville State next season. Fletcher also examines how the various spring sports and have done to start the season, including a look some of the games ahead.

The man that directed all the English voice actors of Final Fantasy XIII joins Final Fantasy Union, Jack Fletcher! Known for his Voice Directing and Voice Casting roles in the likes of Final Fantasy X, X-2, XII, Tactics, and films Princess Mononoke, Kiki's Delivery Service, Castle in the Sky, Animatrix, and more, Jack Fletcher answers all kinds of fan questions all about Final Fantasy XIII.

"We're right behind you." When danger threatens it's good to have men like Jack Fletcher and Marcus Brabant behind you... probably...