Episodes

Chris Layne in Colorado and Daniel Wilson in England on the joys of adaptive hiking

Alexis Ratcliff on getting sued by the hospital where she is receiving long-term care

Join us for a panel discussion moderated by former Disability Rap Host Ana Acton.

Watch a live recording of Disability Rap!

The creators of The Ginchiest are back with more relationship advice on this Valentine's Day.

Dr. Alexander on his journey from a polio inpatient to Chief of Rehabilitative Services at duPont Hospital.

Authors on the intersectionality of disability identity, and forging community through the written word.

Much more than a beauty queen, Candis is on a mission to bring equitable inclusion to all communities.

We speak to a plaintiff and an attorney in the case.

Michai shares how segregated education shaped her perceptions of disability and why we need more disabled politicians.

Jennifer Gasner discusses her new book, "My Unexpected Life: Finding Balance Beyond My Diagnosis."

Andrew shares his technique to foster welcoming and inclusive communities through embodiment practices and group discussion.

This is an extended version of our interview with Greg Marshall, author of 'Leg: The Story of a Limb and the Boy Who Grew From It'

Greg Marshall's coming out journey, first as gay, and later as disabled after discovering in his thirties that he has cerebral palsy

FREED consumers tell us how their traumatic brain injuries changed their lives and became their superpowers.

A conversation with Ryan Prior, journalist and author, on his research and personal experience with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Long Covid.

Vance talks with us about the intersection of personal preparedness and community resilience and about the future of disaster management.

We mark National Disability Awareness Month with a conversation about self-acceptance and disability pride.

We’re joined by Dan and Viola Dwyer, creators of The Ginchiest to talk about the personal side of receiving caregiving services, and how they see robotics playing a role in creating greater independence for the disability community (and everyone else).

A look at the 8.7 percent increase in all Social Security payments starting this month, and the expansion of who is eligible for Medi-Cal here in California.

DOR’s Joe Xavier and former Rep. Tony Coelho on the legacy and future of the ADA.

Filmmakers and advocates Samuel and Dan Habib join us to talk about their film, My Disability Roadmap, and Samuel’s transition from high school to adult life. From prom dates to politicians, these two have some tales to tell.

We speak with disability advocates around the country, examining the state of voting accessibility and the implications of laws that attempt to restrict voter rights.

Vance talks with us about the intersection of personal preparedness and community resilience and about the future of disaster management.