The Audrey and Jeremy Show

What does true disability inclusion look like—and what still needs to change? In this episode of The Audrey & Jeremy Show , Audrey and Jeremy sit down with disability advocate, entrepreneur, author, and founder of DiverseAbility, Tiffany Yu , for a conversation about resilience, advocacy, identity, and creating a more inclusive world. After surviving a car accident at nine years old that claim...

🎙️ The Audrey & Jeremy Show | Featuring Patti Adams, Executive Director of Club 21In this inspiring episode of The Audrey & Jeremy Show, we sit down with Patti Adams, the newly appointed Executive Director of Club 21, to discuss the journey from childhood to adulthood for individuals with Down syndrome and the families who support them. With nearly 30 years of experience in special educati...

In this meaningful episode of The Audrey & Jeremy Show, Audrey and Jeremy sit down with Dr. Jonathan Santoro and Johnny Byrne to discuss Down Syndrome Regression Disorder (DSRD), the challenges families face, and the hope being created through research, advocacy, and community support. Dr. Santoro, a neurologist and researcher at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, explains what DSRD is, the...

Welcome back to The Audrey & Jeremy Show! In this episode, Audrey and Jeremy sit down with actor, athlete, coach, and Special Olympics advocate Brad Nelson for a heartfelt and hilarious conversation about sports, acting, inclusion, and chasing big dreams. From playing college basketball and traveling the world, to working as a SAG actor and helping guide Audrey through her Jersey Mike’s commer...

Join us for a powerful and feel-good episode of The Audrey & Jeremy Show, where we sit down with the inspiring team behind Down for Dance — co-founders and co-directors Annie Griffith and Sari Anna Thomas. In this episode, we dive into how Down For Dance is transforming lives through movement, creativity, and community. From building confidence and friendships to creating opportunities for per...

In this episode, our incredible hosts sit down with entrepreneur and creative visionary Mike Cormier, the founder of The Inner Circle Studio, The Inner Circle On Air, and 3rd Gear Transportation. Together, they dive into Mike’s journey of building multiple businesses from the ground up, the lessons he’s learned along the way, and what it really takes to turn an idea into something meaningful. Thro...

In this episode, we sit down with Kimberly Posin-McConnell to talk about her experience at the Best Buddies event in Los Angeles and the powerful impact of community, connection, and inclusion. Together, we dive into the true meaning of friendship—how genuine relationships can open doors, build confidence, and create lasting opportunities. Kimberly shares her perspective on the importance of netwo...

In honor of World Down Syndrome Day, this episode is a powerful conversation about inclusion, opportunity, and the value of meaningful work. We couldn't think of a better person to take the spotlight on this special day, other than Ed Lynch. We sat down with Ed Lynch, CEO and Founder of Mychal’s Learning Place, Mychal’s Café & Bakery, and Mychal's Print and Embroidery. Three incredible...

In this episode, we sit down with Dale Rhodes, Vice President of Sales at Katin and a dedicated board member and volunteer for A Walk On Water (AWOW). With decades of experience in the surf industry and a deep-rooted passion for community impact, Dale brings a unique perspective that bridges business leadership and purpose-driven living. Our conversation explores far more than titles and achieveme...

On this episode, our friend and actor, Banks Pierce, joins us to talk about all things acting! Banks Pierce is a versatile theatrical and voice over actor from SoCal. His big screen debut pairs him with Alan Ritchson, Kevin James, and Benjamin Pajak in the action-comedy Playdate, which hit #1 worldwide on Amazon. On the voice over side, Banks has brought to life beloved characters including Rubble...

This past weekend, we both participated in the Huntington Beach half marathon with Ainsley's Angels! Ainsley's Angels is a non-profit whose mission statement includes education, advocacy and celebrating inclusive communities while connecting everyone through empowerment and belonging. We sat down with Tricia Benton, an ambassador for Ainsley's Angels last month to talk about the non-profit, the up...

We got to sit down and talk to the Beverly Hills glam with fashion power couple Pol’ Atteu & Patrik Simpson  @gownandoutinbeverlyhills  . Designers, entrepreneurs, and the stars of Prime Video’s "Gown and Out in Beverly Hills". In this episode, we sit down with Pol’ and Patrik to talk style, celebrity culture, inclusivity, and what it’s really like building a brand (and a life) in th...

We talked with Carla Hutchinson, executive director of No Limits Creative Arts. Carla started her dance training at age 3, where she studied at the Kindorf Dance Studio in Cypress, now known as Impact Dance Center. After being discovered by a talent agency at a dance competition at age 5, she began working professionally. Her professional dance credits include the first Star Search Junior, the Peo...

In this episode, we sit down with Jake Burger for an honest and heartfelt conversation about fatherhood, purpose, and resilience. Jake opens up about his daughter, who has Down syndrome, and how becoming her dad reshaped the way he sees life, leadership, and what truly matters. We talk about the challenges and joys of raising a child with disabilities, the lessons learned along the way, and how th...

In this inspiring episode, we sit down with two world-class athletes who know what it means to push limits, rise after setbacks, and use their platforms for good. Courtney Conlogue , legendary professional surfer and former world title contender, opens up about her journey through injuries, mental resilience, and what keeps her passion for the ocean alive. Landon Holman , professional snowboarder...

Join us as we talk to Clara Woods and her mom, Betina about art and their busy lives. In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Clara Woods - a painter, motivational speaker, and founder of The Inclusion Matters Movement. Clara was born in Florence, Italy and experienced a prenatal stroke that left her unable to read, write, or speak… but none of that stopped her from becoming a powerful creativ...

We sat down with our friends and authors Aashman Jain, Chandni Jain, Jeremy Ahn, and Liem Vo to discuss their new book, "Chandi's RAD Camp Adventure". We discuss why they wrote this book and how it directly helps support RAD Camp. Be sure to buy the book on amazon! Amazon Book: https://a.co/d/2kggRDn

Join us for our 21st episode for 21 Facts about Down Syndrome and 21 Interesting Things About Us! Let us know what you learned about Down syndrome and us.

Get to know a few people in our Circle of Support! Tim Murphy has been surfing with Jeremy for years, and Audrey just started with SoCal Surf Therapy. If you're in Southern California, be sure to check them out! Then we spoke with Sarah Cox, our support staff member who helps us attend all our appointments and is a lot of fun to hang out with! Last but definitely not least, Julie Reister, our...

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We sat down with Amy Neufeld, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and, fun fact, our friend Jordan’s mom! We’ve known Amy since we were kids, but this was our first time really diving into her journey, from being a teacher to becoming a therapist and starting her own private practice, House of Thrive. She also runs an amazing online community called Unscripted Sanity. Amy’s based in Laguna Be...

We spoke to Alyson Stoner (they/them) - a multi-disciplinary entertainer, author, and the founder and CEO of  Movement Genius , a mental health company providing therapist-led content to improve well-being. We're sure you recognize Alyson from one of their 200+ films, TV shows and tours including  Camp Rock, Phineas & Ferb, Step Up, Cheaper by the Dozen  as well as iconic music videos with...

On this episode we talk to Audrey's friends Olivia and Brooke who she met at Newport Harbor High School and all love to dance! Olivia was inspired by her younger brother, Asher, who has autism, to start Connect Dance with her friends Alexandria, Emma and Chandler. Connect Dance is an inclusive space for kids and teens with developmental disabilities so they can experience the joy of dance in a sup...

We got to talk to a real American hero! Noah Galloway fought in the Iraq war 20 years ago  and lost his arm and leg. He's such an advocate for mental health and we love that. Check out this episode and hear more about how he's adapted to his new life as well as what it was like to be a contestant on Dancing with the Stars! We can't wait to hang out with you in person, Noah!!! 

Jeremy and Audrey can't wait for our audience to meet two amazing women they've known their whole lives. Jeremy's cousin Lauren who is a police officer and her mom, Aunt Mariane, who has been a nurse for more than 30 years! They are both doing incredible things in our community and we can’t wait for you to learn more about them!