Oct 14, 2026 · 25 min · 9 segments
A bear with a love for honey, a gloomy donkey, and a little boy named Christopher Robin have been part of childhoods for a century. In 2026, Winnie-the-Pooh celebrates 100 years since the publication…
Brian CopelandHostZach CopelandHostWell, for those who don't know much about Winnie the Pooh, which was me, and I think probably still is me, why don't you walk us through who the characters are in Winnie the Pooh and what their personalities are like.
I actually did, when I was, started speaking when I was at the University of Tennessee in the admissions office, I did a presentation that paralleled personnel characteristics and personality types in the office in admissions staffs with the William Poole characters.
So this was something that, it was called Into the Hundred Acre Wood, all that stuff.
And I guess the way I think about this is when we were going to Disneyland in California, you know me and my T-shirts.
I want to bound, which if you're not familiar with bounding, it's when you dress subtly.
And I wanted the family to do something, so we had to go through the characters.
Of course, Pooh, who is the central of it all, in my Facebook post today, I've really modeled my care around Pooh.
It's a care thing, and I think Pooh, and just his quotes about, you know, just so many brilliant quotes that the writer, Eddie Mielke, had about Pooh, just spectacular.
who is you know the little one if you've read the 12 essential relationships about leonard sweet he talks about the little one in the essential relationships of life and poo is in a piglet's that character piglet is always eager and nervous and you know i think about the people in my life who are like that and then tigger It's awful, but Tigger drives me crazy, Zach.
Well, for those who don't know much about Winnie the Pooh, which was me, and I think probably still is me, why don't you walk us through who the characters are in Winnie the Pooh and what their personalities are like.
I actually did, when I was, started speaking when I was at the University of Tennessee in the admissions office, I did a presentation that paralleled personnel characteristics and personality types in the office in admissions staffs with the William Poole characters.
So this was something that, it was called Into the Hundred Acre Wood, all that stuff.
And I guess the way I think about this is when we were going to Disneyland in California, you know me and my T-shirts.
I want to bound, which if you're not familiar with bounding, it's when you dress subtly.
And I wanted the family to do something, so we had to go through the characters.
Of course, Pooh, who is the central of it all, in my Facebook post today, I've really modeled my care around Pooh.
It's a care thing, and I think Pooh, and just his quotes about, you know, just so many brilliant quotes that the writer, Eddie Mielke, had about Pooh, just spectacular.
who is you know the little one if you've read the 12 essential relationships about leonard sweet he talks about the little one in the essential relationships of life and poo is in a piglet's that character piglet is always eager and nervous and you know i think about the people in my life who are like that and then tigger It's awful, but Tigger drives me crazy, Zach.
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