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Inclusion at Work by No Limits Media
by Larry Rothstein
Welcome to Inclusion at Work where we show the value and ability of people with disabilities through thoughtful interviews.Our host is Larry Rothstein, bestselling author and filmmaker focused on producing films and documentaries that improve job opportunities for people with disabilities.This podcast is brought to you by No Limits Media (NLM), a non-profit dedicated to helping all people with different abilities live lives of opportunity and achievement through films, videos, podcasts, television, web, documentaries, art exhibits, and educational curriculum. Learn more at https://nolimitsmedia.org/
Episodes
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Interview with Daniel Smorkowski, Sargent Shriver Global Messenger and Special Olympics Athlete
Daniel Smrokowski is a Sargent Shriver Global Messenger, a Special Olympics athlete in basketball and swimming, a graduate of Roosevelt University in journalism, an employee at United Airlines and the host of the award winning podcast Special Chronicles.
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Interview with US Senator Tammy Duckworth
Tammy Duckworth is the junior U.S. senator from Illinois, a former Blackhawk pilot in Iraq, and a highly decorated, retired Lt. Colonel from the Army National Guard.
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Interview with Jim Sinocchi of Disability Inclusion Strategies, LLC
Jim Sinocchi has a 40-year history with disability inclusion strategies since 1976, when he joined the IBM Corporation. After his retirement, he joined JP Morgan Chase in 2016. Jim spent 6 years with the bank as its first head of the “Office of Disability Inclusion.” He established policies and...
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Interview with Dr. Lisa I. Iezzoni, Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School
Lisa I. Iezzoni, MD, MSc is Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, and based at the Health Policy Research Center, Mongan Institute, Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. Iezzoni has conducted numerous studies examining the health care experiences of persons with disability. Her book Making...
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Interview with Author and Senior Editor at The Atlantic, John Hendrickson
John Hendrickson is a Senior Editor at The Atlantic and the author of Life on Delay: Making Peace With a Stutter, coming January 2023 from Knopf. Life on Delay is a reported memoir that grew out of his Atlantic feature "What Joe Biden Can’t Bring Himself to Say," which was read by more than 2...
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Interview with Caroline Croft Estay, Co-Founder and Chief Potential Officer at Vertical Harvest Farms
Caroline has been involved in the disability advocacy world since 1999 as an independent case manager, skills trainer and advocate. She is a co-founder of Vertical Harvest and served as its first Director of Human Resources. During that time, she facilitated teaching and training of her Grow Well...
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Interview with Crocker Stickney: Team Member at Vertical Harvest
This episode features Crocker Stickney, a team member at Vertical Harvest. Here's a little bit about Crocker, in his own words: "My name is Crocker and I am a 34 year old disabled worker. I was diagnosed with schizophrenia when I was 22, and have been dealing with it ever since. I was introduced…
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Interview with Dr. Rhoda Bernard, Managing Director at Berklee Institute for Arts Education and Special Needs and Assistant Chair, Music Education
This week we sat down with Dr. Rhoda Bernard, the Managing Director of the Berklee Institute for Arts Education and Special Education (the only organization of its kind in the world) and the Assistant Chair of Music Education at Berklee College of Music. Dr. Bernard holds a Bachelor of Arts cum...
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Interview with Interim Regional Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs & Vice Provost at the University of South Florida, Deni Elliott
Our guest is Interim Regional Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs and Vice Provost at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg campus, Deni Elliott. She also holds the endowed Eleanor Poynter Jamison Chair of Media Studies and Press Policy in the Department of Journalism and Digital...
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Interview with postdoctoral research fellow at the Harvard University Department of Psychology, Dr. Tessa Charlesworth
Dr. Tessa Charlesworth is a postdoctoral research fellow at the Harvard University Department of Psychology. Dr. Charlesworth recently completed her PhD at Harvard where she was advised by Professor Mahzarin R. Banaji. Her research tackles questions such as: How and why do the attitudes of our...
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Interview with Oswald "Oz" Mondejar
Oz most recently served as Senior Vice President of Mission and Advocacy for Spaulding Rehabilitation Network (SRN), the post-acute care services division of Mass General Brigham. Oz works at the intersection of policy, advocacy, and media. His responsibilities included mission integration and...
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Interview with Activist & Emmy Award Winning Lyricist, Keith Jones
Our guest is Keith Jones is the President and CEO of SoulTouchin’ Experiences. As an African American community activist and entrepreneur with cerebral palsy. As a strong advocate for independent quality living in the community, Mr. Jones has participated actively in various issues that face…
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Interview with Entrepreneur & Endurance Athlete, Daniel Berlin and Executive Mentor & Workshop Leader, Charles R. Scott
Our guests are Dan Berlin and Charles R. Scott - great friends who adventure together this journey we call life. Dan is an enterprising entrepreneur, investor, philanthropist, and endurance athlete who happens to be blind. He believes in creating opportunity and giving back around the globe. Dan...
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Interview with Film Maker, Venture Capitalist, Author, & Paralympian, Artemis Joukowsky
Our guest is Artemis Joukowsky III - a filmmaker, author, social impact investor, disabilities activist, and the co-founder (with Larry Rothstein) of No Limits Media. He's best known for his work on the documentary film, Defying the Nazis - featuring his family members who saved hundreds of...
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Interview with artist, non-profit director, & community activist, David McCauley
Our guest is artist, non-profit director, and community activist, David McCauley, currently based out of St. Petersburg, Florida's Art District. Living with paralysis, David applies various adaptive mark-making techniques in the creation of his artwork while exploring topics of inclusion…
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Interview with Paralympic Hall of Fame Athlete, Chris Waddell
Our guest is Chris Waddell, an American Paralympic sit-skier, a wheelchair track athlete, a motivational speaker, author, TV personality, and emcee. Chris was a ski racer at Middlebury College when he fell in a ski accident, leaving him paralyzed from the waist down. Chris was back skiing within…
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Interview with Cur8able Founder, Stephanie Thomas
Our guest is Stephanie Thomas, an American disability fashion stylist, voice actor, author, professor, mentor, and the founder of Cur8able - using tech to help fashion brands create accessible, smart, and fashionable clothing for people with disabilities.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to Inclusion at Work where we show the value and ability of people with disabilities through thoughtful interviews.Our host is Larry Rothstein, bestselling author and filmmaker focused on producing films and documentaries that improve job opportunities for people with disabilities.This podcast is brought to you by No Limits Media (NLM), a non-profit dedicated to helping all people with different abilities live lives of opportunity and achievement through films, videos, podcasts, television, web, documentaries, art exhibits, and educational curriculum. Learn more at https://nolimitsmedia.org/
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