Podcasts about Jeffers

Welcome to Day 24 of the 24 Days of Dillos Disney Reviews! We did it! On this episode Jen and Frank are discussing their time on Slinky Dog Dash during Jollywood Nights and of course, Frank's connection to the big dog himself. Thank you for watching, listening and supporting us in these 24 days! ***

Welcome to Day 23 of the 24 Days of Dillos Disney Reviews! On this episode, Jen and Frank are doing a bit of a potpourri of reviews! From Ale and Compass with friends to Disney's Customer Service and a few things in between, they're nearing the end and covering it all! ***

Welcome to Day 22 of the 24 Days of Dillos Disney Reviews! On this episode, Jen and Frank share their thoughts on Disney's All Star Sports Resort and how it compares to other Disney property hotels.  ***

Welcome to Day 21 of the 24 Days of Dillo's Disney Reviews! On this episode, Jen and Frank discuss their experience on Tiana's Bayou Adventure during Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party! ***

Welcome to Day 20 of the 24 Days of Dillos Disney Reviews! On this episode, we discuss Journey Into Imagination with Figment and what the future should hold for this attraction! ***

Welcome to Day 19 of the 24 Days of Dillos Disney Reviews! On this episode, we'll be talking about Time Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas Sing-Along during Jollywood Nights at Hollywood Studios.  ***

Welcome to Day 18 of the 24 Days of Dillos Disney Reviews! It's not surprise that Jen and Frank love the Muppets and want more of them! On this episode, they're talking about Holidays in Hollywood during Jollywood Nights at Disney's Hollywood Studios (#alwaysmgm)! ***

Welcome to Day 17 of the 24 Days of Dillos Disney Reviews! Jen and Frank love a good nighttime parade at Walt Disney World and in this episode they discuss Mickey's Once Upon A Christmas Time Parade! ***

This interview first aired on Wednesday the 17th of December, 2025 on ONE FM 98.5 Shepparton. One FM breakfast announcer Plemo chats with Senior journalist Deanne Jeffers from the Shepparton Adviser who gives us an update about what's making news around the region. Listen to One FM Breakfast live on weekday mornings from 6am-9am. Contact the station on admin@fm985.com.au or (+613) 58313131 The ONE FM 98.5 Community Radio podcast page operates under the license of Goulburn Valley Community Radio Inc. (ONE FM) Number 1385226/1. PRA AMCOS (Australasian Performing Right Association Limited and Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society) that covers Simulcasting and Online content including podcasts with musical content, that we pay every year. This licence number is 1385226/1.

Welcome to Day 16 of the 24 Days of Dillos Disney Reviews! During this review, Jen and Frank look back on their Jingle Cruise experience during Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party! ***

Welcome to Day 15 of the 24 Days of Dillos Disney Reviews! Today Jen and Frank talk about the fumes, the announcements and their nostalgic love for the Tomorrowland Speedway! ***

It's hard for Jen and Frank to skip a Holiday Overlay! On this episode, they recap their time on Space Mountain during Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party!   ***

Jen and Frank deal with more nostalgic change as they discuss the Polynesian Tower at Disney's Polynesian Resort!   ***

Jen and Frank had deep rooted nostalgic love for Beaches & Cream and sometimes that shows in different ways. Check out their review of Disney's Beaches & Cream Soda Shop in Walt Disney World!   ***

Jen and Frank chat about Guardians of the Galaxy Cosmic Rewind at Walt Disney World's EPCOT! ***

Jen and Frank chat about The Land Pavillion at Walt Disney World's EPCOT! ***

Jen and Frank chat about their final 3D ride on Remy's Ratatouille Adventure at Walt Disney World's EPCOT! ***

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Following the most recent refurbishment, Jen and Frank chat about their ride on Spaceship Earth at Walt Disney World's EPCOT on November 6tb! ***

Jen and Frank chat about their breakfast at Steakhouse 71 at Walt Disney World's Contemporary Resort! ***

Jen and Frank chat about their recent visit to Kona Cafe at Walt Disney World's Polynesian Resort! ***

Jen and Frank chat about their first visit to The Beak and Barrel in Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom! ***

In this episode titled “Lost in Translation”, we dive into the complex world of bringing cell therapies from the lab to human trials. With our guest Matthew Jeffers, author of a recent scoping review on this topic, we explore what regulators look for in promising cell therapies and why inconsistent guidelines can leave researchers unsure of their next steps. By summarizing expectations from various regulatory agencies worldwide, Jeffers et. al's study offers a clearer blueprint for preclinical research, helping innovative treatments reach patients faster. Learn more: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/msjeffers0:05 | Introduction0:46 | Guest introduction1:24 | Why should we research the regulatory application process?3:05 | Reasons for the limited coordination between regulators, despite the existence of international health agencies.5:50 | How regulatory systems shift during exceptional circumstances, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, and the lessons that can be applied to improve the translation of future therapies.9:34 | The importance of placing a greater emphasis on understanding the regulatory landscape as scientific researchers and students.12:00 | Episode summaryBackground music "Embrace" by Evgeny_Bardyuzha, free for use under Pixabay's Content License.https://pixabay.com/music/electronic-embrace-364091/Hosts: Nicholas Lafond and Seb ParmasadPost-production & Content generation: Chloé McAllister, Mila Schaffrath, Nicholas Lafond, and Seb Parmasad

Jen and Frank chat about their first visit to GEO-82 in Walt Disney World's EPCOT! ***

Jen and Frank chat about their first ride on the latest version of Test Track in Walt Disney World's EPCOT! ***

Jen and Frank review their first visit to Sebastian's Bistro at Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort. ***

Jen and Frank review the thirty minutes they spent on Typhoon Lagoon in November 2025! Humunga Cowabunga! ***

Jen and Frank chat with Lexi, Jeffers, Louis & Val about food, drinks, snacks and more following the 3rd Annual Dillo's Diz meetup! On this episode…

Jen and Frank chat about their time spent at the opening night of Disney Jollywood Nights 2025! On this episode…

Toni Morrison is one of the few Americans to win the Nobel Prize in Literature and remains the only black woman to do so. She remains central to nearly every American conversation, which is why her books are being given a fresh look for a new generation of readers, accompanied by new introductions from some of the best writers at work today.Honoree Jeffers is a poet, novelist, and professor of English at the University of Oklahoma. Some of her work includes "The Age of Phillis," "The Love Songs of W.E.B Du Bois," and most recently "Misbehaving at the Crossroads: Essays & Writings." This morning, we will talk with Honoree, about her introduction to "Beloved."

When police arrested Bryan Kohberger — the criminology Ph.D. student accused of murdering four University of Idaho students — they found a single book with underlining on page 118. Months later, reporting from the Idaho Statesman revealed that book was Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway by Susan Jeffers — a self-help classic about conquering fear through action. In this episode of Hidden Killers with Tony Brueski, we dig into what that detail really means. Was Kohberger simply reading a popular motivational book? Or was he absorbing a philosophy that, in his hands, took on something much darker? Tony breaks down how Jeffers' message — “The only way to get rid of the fear of doing something is to go out and do it” — could have resonated with Kohberger's obsessive need for control and dominance. Through psychological analysis and factual reporting, this episode explores how self-help principles can be warped by pathological minds — transforming courage into justification, empowerment into entitlement, and action into violence. We examine the context of the discovery, Kohberger's academic writings about “emotions and criminal decision-making,” and his disturbing fascination with overcoming hesitation. The result is a chilling portrait of a man who may have misread a book about personal growth as a guide to fearlessness at any cost. It's not about blame. It's about understanding how ordinary ideas can become extraordinary distortions inside extraordinary minds.

When police arrested Bryan Kohberger — the criminology Ph.D. student accused of murdering four University of Idaho students — they found a single book with underlining on page 118. Months later, reporting from the Idaho Statesman revealed that book was Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway by Susan Jeffers — a self-help classic about conquering fear through action. In this episode of Hidden Killers with Tony Brueski, we dig into what that detail really means. Was Kohberger simply reading a popular motivational book? Or was he absorbing a philosophy that, in his hands, took on something much darker? Tony breaks down how Jeffers' message — “The only way to get rid of the fear of doing something is to go out and do it” — could have resonated with Kohberger's obsessive need for control and dominance. Through psychological analysis and factual reporting, this episode explores how self-help principles can be warped by pathological minds — transforming courage into justification, empowerment into entitlement, and action into violence. We examine the context of the discovery, Kohberger's academic writings about “emotions and criminal decision-making,” and his disturbing fascination with overcoming hesitation. The result is a chilling portrait of a man who may have misread a book about personal growth as a guide to fearlessness at any cost. It's not about blame. It's about understanding how ordinary ideas can become extraordinary distortions inside extraordinary minds.

When police arrested Bryan Kohberger — the criminology Ph.D. student accused of murdering four University of Idaho students — they found a single book with underlining on page 118. Months later, reporting from the Idaho Statesman revealed that book was Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway by Susan Jeffers — a self-help classic about conquering fear through action. In this episode of Hidden Killers with Tony Brueski, we dig into what that detail really means. Was Kohberger simply reading a popular motivational book? Or was he absorbing a philosophy that, in his hands, took on something much darker? Tony breaks down how Jeffers' message — “The only way to get rid of the fear of doing something is to go out and do it” — could have resonated with Kohberger's obsessive need for control and dominance. Through psychological analysis and factual reporting, this episode explores how self-help principles can be warped by pathological minds — transforming courage into justification, empowerment into entitlement, and action into violence. We examine the context of the discovery, Kohberger's academic writings about “emotions and criminal decision-making,” and his disturbing fascination with overcoming hesitation. The result is a chilling portrait of a man who may have misread a book about personal growth as a guide to fearlessness at any cost. It's not about blame. It's about understanding how ordinary ideas can become extraordinary distortions inside extraordinary minds.

Jen and Frank chat about their time spent at the opening night of Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party 2025! On this episode…

When police arrested Bryan Kohberger — the criminology Ph.D. student accused of murdering four University of Idaho students — they found a single book with underlining on page 118. Months later, reporting from the Idaho Statesman revealed that book was Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway by Susan Jeffers — a self-help classic about conquering fear through action. In this episode of Hidden Killers with Tony Brueski, we dig into what that detail really means. Was Kohberger simply reading a popular motivational book? Or was he absorbing a philosophy that, in his hands, took on something much darker? Tony breaks down how Jeffers' message — “The only way to get rid of the fear of doing something is to go out and do it” — could have resonated with Kohberger's obsessive need for control and dominance. Through psychological analysis and factual reporting, this episode explores how self-help principles can be warped by pathological minds — transforming courage into justification, empowerment into entitlement, and action into violence. We examine the context of the discovery, Kohberger's academic writings about “emotions and criminal decision-making,” and his disturbing fascination with overcoming hesitation. The result is a chilling portrait of a man who may have misread a book about personal growth as a guide to fearlessness at any cost. It's not about blame. It's about understanding how ordinary ideas can become extraordinary distortions inside extraordinary minds.

When police arrested Bryan Kohberger — the criminology Ph.D. student accused of murdering four University of Idaho students — they found a single book with underlining on page 118. Months later, reporting from the Idaho Statesman revealed that book was Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway by Susan Jeffers — a self-help classic about conquering fear through action. In this episode of Hidden Killers with Tony Brueski, we dig into what that detail really means. Was Kohberger simply reading a popular motivational book? Or was he absorbing a philosophy that, in his hands, took on something much darker? Tony breaks down how Jeffers' message — “The only way to get rid of the fear of doing something is to go out and do it” — could have resonated with Kohberger's obsessive need for control and dominance. Through psychological analysis and factual reporting, this episode explores how self-help principles can be warped by pathological minds — transforming courage into justification, empowerment into entitlement, and action into violence. We examine the context of the discovery, Kohberger's academic writings about “emotions and criminal decision-making,” and his disturbing fascination with overcoming hesitation. The result is a chilling portrait of a man who may have misread a book about personal growth as a guide to fearlessness at any cost. It's not about blame. It's about understanding how ordinary ideas can become extraordinary distortions inside extraordinary minds.

When police arrested Bryan Kohberger — the criminology Ph.D. student accused of murdering four University of Idaho students — they found a single book with underlining on page 118. Months later, reporting from the Idaho Statesman revealed that book was Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway by Susan Jeffers — a self-help classic about conquering fear through action. In this episode of Hidden Killers with Tony Brueski, we dig into what that detail really means. Was Kohberger simply reading a popular motivational book? Or was he absorbing a philosophy that, in his hands, took on something much darker? Tony breaks down how Jeffers' message — “The only way to get rid of the fear of doing something is to go out and do it” — could have resonated with Kohberger's obsessive need for control and dominance. Through psychological analysis and factual reporting, this episode explores how self-help principles can be warped by pathological minds — transforming courage into justification, empowerment into entitlement, and action into violence. We examine the context of the discovery, Kohberger's academic writings about “emotions and criminal decision-making,” and his disturbing fascination with overcoming hesitation. The result is a chilling portrait of a man who may have misread a book about personal growth as a guide to fearlessness at any cost. It's not about blame. It's about understanding how ordinary ideas can become extraordinary distortions inside extraordinary minds.

In this episode, Jen and Frank talk about Frank's recent trip to the Buena Vista Palace, with some time spent in Disney Springs. As this episode drops, they will be in Walt Disney World for their meetup. If you see them around the parks, be sure to say hi!  ***

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Jen and Frank chat with Theme Park Rob, Jeffers, and Louis and Val about their Walt Disney World meetup November 5 - 8! On this episode…

Jen and Frank chat about the latest update of Soarin' arriving to Walt Disney World and Disneyland during the Summer of 2026. Plus, the discovery of some 90's Disney collectibles. On this episode…

Jen and Frank chat with Troy and Mimi from Disney Assembled Podcast about their recent trip to Disneyland. On this episode…

Jen and Frank chat the Walt Disney World and Disneyland ticket price increases. On this episode…

Jen and Frank chat about the nostalgia behind Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party. On this episode…

Jen and Frank chat about the oft-mentioned year of 1992 and their two nostalgic trips to Walt Disney World. On this episode…

Veteran Texas political reporters Gromer Jeffers of the Dallas Morning News and John Moritz of the Austin American-Statesman join host Jeremy Wallace to break down the suddenly red-hot 2026 primaries, including the clash between Sen. John Cornyn and Attorney General Ken Paxton plus the budding rivalry between Colin Allred and James Talarico. They also dive into a major upheaval in the state's congressional delegation and tell you the latest on what Democrat Jasmine Crockett and Republican Wesley Hunt are planning. Finally, Jeffers, Moritz and Wallace all explain their origin stories and have advice for campaigns, academics and legislative staffers on how to get into stories, TV appearances, podcasts and newsletters. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jen and Frank welcome back author, historian and all around Muppet expert Craig Shemin! Craig joins us to chat about the Muppets 70th Anniversary and his new book 'The Sam and Friends Script Book...'  Visit CraigShemin.com to lean more about Craig. Check out movingimage.org for all upcoming Muppet events. ***

Jen and Frank chat about their first trips to Walt Disney World; Frank's in 1981 and Jen's in 1985. On this episode…

In her first nonfiction book Misbehaving at the Crossroads, Honoree Fanonne Jeffers weaves together history, political commentary and poetry that centers Black women. The poet and novelist's essays explore what it's like to occupy an intersectional identity while excavating the past. In today's episode, Jeffers speaks with NPR's Juana Summers about how writing this book led to a surprising reconciliation within her family.To listen to Book of the Day sponsor-free and support NPR's book coverage, sign up for Book of the Day+ at plus.npr.org/bookofthedayLearn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

Jen an Frank record the 400th episode of the most listened to and downloaded siblings podcast saluting all theme parks but mostly Walt Disney World dropping Thursday from that magical place we call Long Island... Theme Park Thursday with Dillo's Diz! On this episode…