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- Episode 86: Horse Girls Brings Disability Representation to the Big Screen · 50 min. · Episode 86Kimberly talks with Lillian Carrier and Matthew Schwab, stars of the film Horse Girls, which opened in select theaters during the summer. The movie is about Margarita, played by…
- Episode 85: A Penny for your Thoughts · 37 min. · Episode 85Kimberly talks to Jordyn Pennington from the Kentucky State Treasurer’s office about STABLE accounts, which are versatile accounts designed for people with disabilities, and…
- Episode 84: Vacation Made Easy · 43 min. · Episode 84Kimberly talks to Kent and Jessica Madison, cofounders of Wheelable Wilderness, a nonprofit organization devoted to helping people with disabilities effortlessly enjoy the great…
- Episode 83: Hosts Unfiltered · 46 min. · Episode 83No special guest this week. Instead, Kimberly and Sam talk about the podcast, summer travel, and anything that strikes their fancy. Give this one a listen to see what the hosts…
- Episode 82: BONUS: “Life After Olmstead” World Premiere · 41 min. · Episode 82Roving reporter Keith Hosey leads a moving and important panel discussion after the world premiere of the movie “Life After Olmstead.“ panel participants are in order of…
- Episode 81: A First-Class Fencer Poised for Paralympics · 1 t. 16 min. · Episode 81Sam talks to Olivia Scott, a world-class wheelchair -fencer, with aspirations of representing our country at the 2028 Olympics to be held in Los Angeles. Come along as Olivia…
- Episode 80: Opening Doors, Literally and Figuratively · 53 min. · Episode 80Kimberly is joined by Tammy Herrod and Stefanie Putnam to talk about Canine Companions, a nonprofit organization that trains service dogs for people with disabilities. They talk…
- Episode 79: Put the Brakes on Disability Parking for Pregnancy · 55 min. · Episode 79Kimberly and researcher Kara Ayers have a nuanced discussion about the recent push by some state legislatures to allow disability parking spots to be used for pregnancy. They…
- Episode 78: Wisdom, Not Weakness · 1 t. 18 min. · Episode 78This episode is a re-airing of a live book event to celebrate the publication of Tina Jackson’s memoir, My Silence Roars. Kimberly and Sam talk with Tina about being a lifelong…
- Episode 77: An All Inclusive Curling Community · 1 t. 7 min. · Episode 77Sam talks with Bethany Curry, who founded the Derby City Curling Club in 2018. She explains what curling is, how she came to fall in love with it, and how you can get involved as…
- Episode 76: Connecting the Dots · 1 t. 13 min. · Episode 76A terrific training ground for tomorrow's braille instructors can be found in Lexington, Ky. This week, Sam talks with Dr. Amanda Lannan, professor in the Visually Impaired…
- Episode 75: CAL Conversation: Ready for Anything · 50 min. · Episode 75Kimberly Parsley, Sam Moore, Keith Hosey, and Carissa Johnson meet for another CAL Conversation. This time, they talk in depth about emergency planning and preparedness, with a…
- Episode 74: Our Disability Is Not The Problem · 51 min. · Episode 74Kimberly talks with Shea Ryan-Kessler, a graduate student in Western Kentucky University’s Kelly Autism Program. Shea shares her passion for helping people with disabilities…
- Episode 73: Community Is What Will Save Us · 1 t. 4 min. · Episode 73Kimberly talks to Amanda Stahl, cofounder and director of the Independence Seekers Project. They talk about advocacy, activism, and the many ways that people can get involved and…
- Episode 72: Better Housing Solutions · 56 min. · Episode 72Kimberly talks with Christina Espinoza and Nancy Savage about the Housing Futures Project at the Human Development Institute. The project helps people with intellectual…
- Episode 71: Housing Is Healthcare · 1 t. 8 min. · Episode 71Kimberly talks to Eric Evans and Shalise Lisembee from Independence Place in Lexington about the ongoing affordable housing crisis. How did we get here, and how do we get out of…
- Episode 70: No Two Spinal Cord Injuries Are Alike · 1 t. 18 min. · Episode 70Kimberly talks with Sasha Rabchevsky, University of Kentucky professor and cofounder of the Kentucky Congress on Spinal Cord Injury. Their conversation delves into the landscape…
- Episode 69: I always thought of my work as mindset realignment. · 1 t. 3 min. · Episode 69Kimberly talks with Milton Tyree, one of the founders of the supported employment network in Kentucky, about how the field has evolved and what changes need to occur in the…
- Episode 68: A Wheelchair Athletic Warrior · 1 t. 30 min. · Episode 68Our guest this week has been a paraplegic since the age of 16, but hasn't allowed this to slow him down in the least!! Meet David Hartsek, a wheelchair athlete from Lexington…
- Episode 67: CAL Conversation: Spontaneous Gratitude · 49 min. · Episode 67The gang's all here! Kimberly, Sam, Carissa, and Keith get together to talk about how to be spontaneous as a disabled person. They talk about tips, tricks, and whether November…
