Strap in, everyone. Emily is mad in this episode. Click here for a transcript for this episode. Thank you to our sponsor for this episode: SPEAK Podcast a disability led art podcast that features arti

Awww yeah its story time again! we talk about confronting ableism in this one, wheeeeeee! Click here for a transcript for this episode. Thank you to our sponsor for this episode: Accessible Parks Can

We absolutely still need to be talking about COVID-19 and its effects on disabled people, because this pandemic isnt over. And you know how we know it isnt over (besides paying attention to medical

Time for some real-talk about disability and bodily autonomy. Spoiler alert: this podcast is pro-choice, no exceptions, ever. General content note: please do not feel obligated to listen if this topic

We know we talked about disabled bodies in the last episode, but in this one were talking about how were made very aware of being disabled ALL THE TIME and its just like do we have to do this all

Can we just talk about how weird disabled bodies are? Thats what we did in this episode. Click here for a transcript from this episode. Thank you to Aeroflow Urology for sponsoring this episode! Aer

Have you as an advocate ever been told youre too radical? How about not radical enough? Us too. Lets talk about it. Click here for a transcript for this episode.

NB: Emily and I say a lot of ableist things in this episode which we are directing only to ourselves. Not to each other, and not to you. We are having a frank discussion on internalized ableism and wi

This episode is full of gems of wisdom. Emily and Kyle sit down with Alex Parker, a 4th grade teacher from Illinois who works with a non-profit organization called The Nora Project, an organization th

It’s about time we talked about where we’ve been. Good news! We’re back on track. Bad news? Emily broke her leg. Doctors found out that her bones are in fact, made of jelly. A transcript for this epis