PODCAST · sports
Getting Everyone Moving
by Michael Rosenkrantz
Brought to you by Palms to Pines Parasports, this is a podcast about people with disability who love to play and participate fully in life.
Episodes
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SoCal Adaptive Sports-January 2024 Programs-with Gene Nichols
Mike Rosenkrantz interview with Gene Nichols describing January 2024 Programs
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Gene Nichols Interview April 2023
Mike's interview with Gene talking about Sports for everyBODY and our adapted sports fair on April 22, 2023
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Salton Sea Prayer vigil
Salton Sea Prayer Vigil October 10, 2022
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76. April Wolfe
April is the Therapeutic Recreation Specialist for the City of Reno, Nevada and has established a sled hockey and many other adapted programs.
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75. Kyra and Kendra Edwards
Kyra is a multiple sport athlete and has dreams of opening a coffee shop. Her mom Kendra, her dad who passed away five years ago, and her other family members have been huge supports in helping Kyra to thrive.
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74. Bruce Froendt
Founder & Executive Dir. of AllPlay Miracle Baseball League. Commissioner of National Wheelchair Softball Association
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73. Teal and Gemma Thron-Guion
Teal Guion was there when the First Tee of the Coachella Valley began in 2008 and is now the Executive Director. Gemma is Teal's daughter who plays adaptive golf and soccer!
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72. Jeremy "Opie" Lade
Jeremy "Opie" Lade (born January 6, 1981)[1] is an American Paralympic wheelchair basketball player and head coach from Oconto, Wisconsin. He was injured in a car accident at age 8, and attended his first wheelchair sports camp at the age of 13 at UW-Whitewater. He is a two-time Paralympian...
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71. Dee Henry
Dee has dedicated her life to coaching wheelchair tennis. She is a tennis coach at Biola University and has been an inspiration to so many athletes.
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70. Keith Wallace
Keith Wallace is the Executive Director of Lincolnway Special Recreation Association providing adaptive sports in Illinois. Keith has also done adaptive sports missionary work in Nairobi, Kenya.
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69. Jacqui Woods Kapinowski
JACQUI WOODS KAPINOWSKI is the President of Shifting Gears United Inc. and the Director, Freedom Team Kayak Program Coach/Mentor [email protected] | 732-236-3576 Jacqui is a two time Paralympian for Team USA in the winter and summer games. Nine World Champions in four sports…
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68. Lori Alexander
Lori is the author of: A Sporting Chance: How Ludwig Guttmann Created the Paralympic Games. Telling the inspiring human story behind the creation of the Paralympics, this young readers biography artfully combines archival photos, full-color illustrations, and a riveting narrative to honor the…
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67. Meg McCall
Meg McCall is also an outdoor enthusiast who loves to hike and partake in any activity associated with water. She spent the first decade of her career in the non-profit sector, with a focus on supporting with people with cognitive and physical disabilities. For the last 15 years, she has worked…
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66. David Davis
David Davis-Author of Wheels of Courage: How Paralyzed Veterans from World War II Invented Wheelchair Sports, Fought for Disability Rights, and Inspired a Nation.
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65. Elayne Otstot
Elayne is an aspiring disability advocate in the Dallas/Fort Worth area whose passionate about using multiple platforms and methods to educate people about disability access and inclusion; and health disparities affecting rural, disabled, and other vulnerable or marginalized communities.…
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64. Jason Allen-Getting Everyone Moving
Jason Allen has been involved with tennis throughout his entire life, starting with his first job as an assistant tennis pro at a country club in the early1990s at the age of 15. In October 2016, he was hired as manager for wheelchair tennis, a position based at the USTA National Campus in…
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63. Rich O'Brien
Rich O’Brien is an adaptive golf instructor who works with advanced and disabled golfers, using golf as therapy. Rich has over 30 years of experience, but he also has his own harrowing narrative about traumatic brain injury and how golf, amongst other factors, helped him in his healing process....
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62. Dave White and Jaime Gonzales
Dave and Jaime are part of Blind Stokers Club of San Diego
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61. Lisa Elliston
Lisa is the President of the NWBA Junior Division. She stared a non-profit adaptive sport organization in Mississippi and her son Jonathan is a wheelchair basketball athlete.
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60. Dave Elbert
Dave is on the Executive Committee of the Juniors Division of the NWBA. His daughter Ruby had a rare form of cancer resulting in paralysis. She is a mover and shaker and plays for the University of Illinois.
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59. Tom Vandever
Tom is a wheelchair basketball coach in Charlottesville, VA and is the Executive Director of the Independence Resource Center
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58. Anthony Lara
Anthony Lara was introduced to wheelchair sports at the age of 9 years old and hasn’t looked back since. He is a 25 year+ veteran of the ITF Professional Wheelchair Tennis Tour and was a member of the U.S. Paralympic Team that competed at the 2000 Games in Sydney, Australia. He is active with the...
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57. Emily Hoskins
A paraplegic from birth, Hoskins has been involved with wheelchair basketball for much of her life. She was a member of the St. Louis Rolling Rams through high school before attending the University of Illinois, where she was a part of the Fighting Illini squad that won four consecutive national...
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56. Kaitlin Tsue
Kaitlin is a USPTA tennis professional. She is the only fully certified USPTA tennis professional in the world who has had a hemispherectomy. Kaitlin now teaches wheelchair tennis with Head Women's Tennis Coach Dee Henry at Biola University and also is a tennis instructor for Special Olympics.
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55. Harlon Matthews
Tennis discovered Harlon Matthews on Cinco de Mayo 2001. A wheelchair basketball player at the time, Matthews had no interest in tennis. “They told me I’d have to hold the racquet but still keep my chair moving. They told me I’d get blisters,” says Matthews. “I told them, ‘No thank you.’” But…
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54. David Evjen
David is the first wheelchair basketball coach at Eastern Washington University.
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53. Kwok Ng
Kwok Ng currently holds a joint post at the School of Educational Sciences and Psychology, University of Eastern Finland and the Department of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, University of Limerick, Ireland. He previously worked at the Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences, University of...
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52. Jeff Welger
Jeff is the Executive Director of the Welger Foundation. His parents Christa and Saul were pioneers in the world of adaptive sports.
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51. Cruz Gutierrez
Cruz is a wheelchair tennis/bball player and a leader in the world of adaptive sports in New Mexico.
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50. Mia and Adrina (Itty Bitty Beastmode) Castro
Adrina, at 12, is a future Paralympic Wheelchair Bball player, along with her older sister Mia they provide online fitness instruction. https://vimeo.com/454167491
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49. Ashley Davis
Ashley is the Executive Director of the Permobil Foundation, providing needed equipment for people with disability
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48. Jake Herbert
Jake Herbert is a 29 year old adaptive athlete. He started his adaptive sport career in wheelchair basketball at the age of 19 before moving his focus to powerlifting at the age of 23. He made his first USA National Para-Powerlifting team in 2016 and competed in his first Para-Powerlifting World...
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47. Jim Glatch
Jim Glatch took over as Edinboro University’s coach for student-athletes with disabilities in 1995. Most noteworthy is his work as the head coach of the wheelchair basketball team. He ranks as one of the leaders both nationally and internationally in coaching wheelchair basketball. While winning…
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46. Brian Bell
Brian lost his leg at the age of 10 due to a train accident. After he finished rehabilitation, he wanted to get back to playing his favorite sports: basketball and football. He played middle school football on his prosthetic until it became too strenuous. His mother discovered the Lakeshore...
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45. Chad Cohn
You will absolutely love this interview with Wheelchair Rugby Paralympian Chad Cohn. Chad enjoys gardening, cars, shoes, camping and doing anything outside. Paralympic Experience Two-time Paralympian (2012, 2016); Two-time medalist (1 silver, 1 bronze) Rio 2016 Paralympic Games, silver London…
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44. Shelby Baron
Baron was born with spina bifida, a birth defect that has resulted in weakness in her legs. Until the third grade, Shelby walked around school with crutches and sat out of most PE activities. When she was nine years old, Lolly Romano, an adaptive PE specialist with the Department of Education,...
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43. Norris Family
Theresa and her husband Bruce are the proud parents of Kai who has a number of disabilities but it doesn't stop this vivacious 10 year old from being a Renaissance Man. Kai plays a number of sports, is also a chef and an artist.
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42. Justin South
Justin is a former collegiate wheelchair basketball player at University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. He is now a youth wheelchair basketball coach for GLASA Great Lakes Adaptive Sports Association.
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41. Prof. Dennis Frost
Kalamazoo College-Wen Chao Chen Associate Professor of East Asian Social Sciences. His research focuses on modern Japanese history, with particular emphases on sports, disability, militarization, and urban development. At K, I teach courses on the entire scope of premodern, modern, and…
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40. Jennifer Ruddell
Jen is a 2-time Paralympic gold medalist in wheelchair basketball. She has been in adaptive sport since 2001 as an athlete, coach, classifier, and educator. In 2004, Jen earned a Ph.D. from the University of Illinois where she studied Sports Management with an emphasis in Adaptive Sport. Jen and...
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39. Kentaro Fukuchi
Kentaro has been blind since birth but doesn't let anything stop him. He has a full career, working at JICA in Tokyo, plays blind soccer and surfs, started an NGO in Sudan to develop blind soccer.
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38. Padmini Chennapragada
Born and raised in the South Indian city of Hyderabad, Padmini Chennapragada holds a Master of Science (Adapted Physical Activity, USA) and is a trained Physiotherapist (Hyderabad, INDIA). She has created and leads the AdaptedSportsIndia movement. Started as a social media campaign, today, the...
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37. Katrina Piparo
Katrina works for Top End and is the founder of Adaptive Sports Connections and Resources on Facebook.
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36. David McCann
K. David McCann is the Executive Director of USA Boccia. Prior to taking this position in April 2020, he was the Director of the Office of Recreation and Park Resources, which provided consulting services, and coaching and parent resources to sport organizations in Illinois and throughout the...
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35. Steve Everett
Steve bring 30 years of sports experience to the USPSA as an elite wheelchair athlete, coach and organizer. He competed worldwide in wheelchair tennis for over 20 years and ended the 1988 season as US Open Champion and the #1 ranked player in the world. Steve coached and helped develop quad rugby...
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34. Samanta Bullock
Samanta is a wheelchair tennis Paralympian, a model and an entrepreneur through her inclusive fashion line.
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33. Doug Dixon
Doug is a wheelchair basketball coach with the Rollin Timberwolves. He started in the field of wheelchair basketball through his son Joe, who played for Missouri.
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32 Dug Jones-Getting Everyone Moving
Jones, is the Divisional President of the NWBA’s Intercollegiate Division since 2012, enters the Hall of Fame as an individual who served in a variety of roles during his career. His career spanned 20 years, starting in 1982 with the North Florida Renegades. In 1995, Jones won the first of five...
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31. Madhavi Latha-Getting Everyone Moving
Madhavi Latha is a para-athletics sportsperson who champions the cause of sports for persons with disabilities. She was the National Para-Swimming Champion (three-time gold medallist), and also the founder of the Wheelchair Basketball Federation of India (WBFI) – India's national wheelchair...
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30 Mark Bookman-Getting Everyone Moving
Mark Bookman is a Ph.D. Candidate in East Asian Languages and Civilizations at the University of Pennsylvania. His research looks at the history and politics of disability in Japanese and global contexts. Mark also works as an accessibility consultant. He has collaborated with government agencies...
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Brought to you by Palms to Pines Parasports, this is a podcast about people with disability who love to play and participate fully in life.
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Michael Rosenkrantz
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