Disability Belongs Podcast

Disability Belongs in the Community

For the first time in Disability Belongs Podcast history, we have not one, but two guests on the show! Join me as I talk with Jenn Barnes and Tatum Tricarico about their experiences as Disabled people living in the community. 
 
Trigger Warnings: ableism, self harm
 
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Disability Belongs in Literature

It was an absolute joy to speak with author, communications consultant, and disability activist, Emily Ladau on this episode of the Disability Belongs Podcast! We talk about Emily's experience writing her book Demystifying Disability. We also discuss how disability impacts every part of your life as a Disabled person and how, for many of us, disability is linked to our identity. 
 
Trigger Warning: ableism
 
Please follow us @disability_belongs_podcast on Instagram. View the transcript here.
 
You can follow Emily on Twitter @Emily_Ladau and on Instagram @EmilyLadau. For more information on Emily's book, Demystifying Disability check out her website here. Here is a link to her podcast, The Accessible Stall. 
 
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Disability Belongs in All Sectors

In this episode, I talk with Rebecca Hoyt about her work at Disability Rights California (DRC). She shares about her experience with dyslexia and how that has evolved throughout her life. Rebecca even lets us in on her self care secret: the self care chair! 
 
Since the recording of the episode, Rebecca has moved on from DRC and taken a new role as the Disability Rights and Services Specialist for the City of Madison. 
 
Trigger Warnings: ableism 
 
This podcast would not be possible without the support of CFILC and the YO! Disabled and Proud Program. A special thanks to Zofia Trexler for their help with the transcription! The opinions expressed in the Disability Belongs Podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinions of CFILC, its member organizations, or YO! Disabled and Proud.
 
Please follow us @disability_belongs_podcast on Instagram. You can find more information about the Build Back Better Campaign here. Visit disabilitybelongs.podbean.com for more info on the podcast. View the episode transcript here.
 
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Disability Belongs in Friendship

In Episode 2 of the Disability Belongs Podcast, I get to talk with Evan Milburn about his life as a Disability advocate. He shares how he came to work with YO! Disabled and Proud and what the program has taught him. We also talk about self-care as Disabled people, and I go on a brief soapbox about how the concept of making your bed is ableist. 
 
Since the recording of this episode, Evan and I finally got to meet in person! I can attest that he is just as great as he sounds in the podcast! We'll have to have him join us again so we can share the story of our meeting in sunny San Diego. 
 
Trigger Warnings: ableism, depression, bullying, medical trauma
 
This podcast would not be possible without the support of CFILC and the YO! Disabled and Proud Program. The opinions expressed in the Disability Belongs Podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinions of CFILC, its member organizations, or YO! Disabled and Proud.
 
Please follow us @disability_belongs_podcast on Instagram. You can find Evan @a_man_apert_of_2_worlds . Visit disabilitybelongs.podbean.com for more info on the podcast. View the episode transcript here.
 
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Disability Belongs in the Classroom

In the first-ever episode of the Disability Belongs Podcast, I talk with the wonderful Tatum! Tatum has a bachelor's degree in Christian Studies and Philosophy and is currently in a master's of divinity program. In today's episode, she talks about her experience growing up as a Disabled person in the education system. We talked about what it means to live fully into your Disabled identity, told stories of accommodations in high school, and even talked about the time we both dyed our hair blue.
 
TW ableism
 
This podcast would not be possible without the support of CFILC and the YO! Disabled and Proud Program. The opinions expressed in the Disability Belongs Podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinions of CFILC, its member organizations, or YO! Disabled and Proud.
 
Please follow us @disability_belongs_podcast on Instagram. Visit disabilitybelongs.podbean.com for more info on the podcast. View the episode transcript here.
 
Thanks for listening!