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Shows on independent living and rights for the disabled.

“The Future is Disabled”: Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha

Prefer to Listen? Subscribe to our podcast to listen to this week's episode on your favorite podcast platform (Available 1/9/23). “At the core of my work and life is the belief that disabled wisdom is the...

Did a Summer Camp Help Spark a Disability Revolution?

Crip Camp is a Peabody Award-winning documentary from Netflix and Higher Ground Productions that tells the story of Camp Jened, a summer camp in the 1960s where disabled youth could be themselves. The film...

Disability Justice

In the first episode of our first season on national public TV, Laura interviews two performance artists whose work illustrates how difference and neurodiversity can make art and society richer and more equitable. Alice...

We Need to Know Each Other: Covid-19

To download, please subscribe. To download a single episode, click share in the podcast player below. About Jutta Treviranus, founder and director of the Inclusive Design Research Centre at OCAD University, tells us that dealing with...

Designing a Future Where Everyone Counts

To download, please subscribe. To download a single episode, click share in the podcast player above. About This Episode Jutta Treviranus pushes back against cultures, policies, and technologies designed only for those deemed "normal." As founder...

Touretteshero Does Becket

Touretteshero Does Beckett About This Episode Laura interviews British comedian and activist Jess Thom about her performance of Samuel Beckett’s play “Not I.” Thom’s work reveals how neurodiversity makes theater, society—everything!—richer.  From Public Theater listing: "Jess Thom has Tourettes,...

Accessible Art: Jaye Moon’s “Call Me by Your Name”

How do we define "love is love," and what are we willing to do to defend one another? This week, we speak with a group of LGBTQIA leaders on just that.

Design for Justice: Disabled Hackers are Leading the Way

How do we define "love is love," and what are we willing to do to defend one another? This week, we speak with a group of LGBTQIA leaders on just that.

Stonewall 100: Riotous Past, Rapturous Futures

How do we define "love is love," and what are we willing to do to defend one another? This week, we speak with a group of LGBTQIA leaders on just that.

Aging Isn’t A Problem, Ageism Is

Someone turns 65 every 8 seconds in this country, and as our elderly population grows, so does the need to build an economy around our future selves. In this episode, three leaders in the age justice movement share their ideas about how we can age with dignity, power, and change our society to reflect just that.

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