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This Crip Life
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This Crip Life is a podcast that takes a deep dive into the lives of incredible people who just so happen to live with disabilities. We share information and stories concerning human rights, activism, and purpose with informed research and humor. As opposed to feeling sorry for us, we are overcoming the obstacles we face on a day-to-day basis, and we are intent on persevering. Just because someone is living with a disability. doesn’t mean their incapable.Far from it!!!!! PG14 cuz we often say it like it isREMEMBER DISABLED PEOPLE ARE PEOPLE!!! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thiscriplife/support
Episodes
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Eposode 22: I talk to Mary Fashik
Listen to conversation between me and Mary Fashik
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Episode 21. What do Disabled People do in a Disaster
This is a conversation with Shari Meyers of The Partnership Of Inclusive Disaster Strategies. This group focuses on helping disabled people get help during a disaster. They are run by disabled people for disabled people.
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Episode 20: Living With Difference with Joel Korte
Living with Difference with Joel Korte This month’s episode is a discussion with Joel Korte. He founded a pedal company called Chase Bliss and also lives with a stutter. This was such a great conversation where we talked about so many different things. music, inspiration porn, and Joel was...
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Episode 19: Teaching With Accommodations
Teaching With Accommodations is a conversation I had with Amanda Simmons about how they teach students while always keeping in mind how to accommodate students without creating shame.
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Living with Nuerodivergence
Living With Nuerodivergnece is a discussion I had with Ricky Pollo. He is a high school physics teacher, drummer, and bipolar.
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Living With Chronic Illness and Pain
This is a discussion with three people who live with chronic illness and pain. We talk about how we manage our lives and the frustrations of having a drive our bodies cannot keep up with.
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Accomadations pt 3 with Vickey Young
This is part 3 of a discussion I have been having with Vickey Young, a disabled woman who is trying to go to get her accommodations to go to law school and the incredible amount of work she has to do to overcome the obstacles she faces to something that is her rights to have. It is shocking that...
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Episode 14: DIYabled on Open Air
We had a great discussion with Jess Speer on The 103.3 Asheville FM show Open Air about how we must look at disability now, our new disabled ancestor Judy Heumann the Mother of Disability Rights, and how disability is part of the human experience, like being born and dying.
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Episode 13 Conversation with Vickey Young: WTF Doc?!?!
n this episode, Vickey Young and I discuss our experiences with doctors and how frustrating it can be when you are knowledgeable about your condition. Still, you need a doctor to help you manage your disability to continue to be a productive disabled person in your community.
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Solutions
Affiliated on Asheville FM. Eric Carring, Habanero, and Priya Ray of DIYabled talk about how we can solve the issue of disabled people participating in their communities so they can go to school, work, have housing, and participate in social activities.
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I am Amanda!!!
Amanda Harrinauth is a life coach, poet, and fantastic person. I was honored to be able to take some time to get to know her better. As a disabled person who has had to navigate life, she shows us how perseverance and having a positive outlook on life can lead to great things. Besides being a...
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Accommodations with Vickey Part 2
Accommodations are very important when you are disabled.It is the way we are able to have the same equality as non-disabled people. I got together with Vickey for part 2 where and she and I talk about what her personal experiences are right now with the accommodations that are necessary for her…
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Episode 9: Accommodations with Vickey (Part 1)
Accommodations with Vickey (Part 1) Accommodations are very important when you are disabled.It is the way we are able to same equality as non-disabled people. I got together with Vickey Young and she and I talk about what experiences we have with accommodations with work and education. We did…
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Episode 8: What Does Disabilty Look Like? Listen and Learn From Oji Dannelley
I had a Great discussion with Oji Dannelley. Oji is the wheelchair dancer, A mother, and grandmother. She is also a disability activist we talk about a lot of things that we deal with as disabled people. The ableism in that exists in the world of medicine, the lack of accessibility in the world…
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Living Blind
This episode of This Crip Life is a conversation I had with Chris Blackstone. Chris was born blind. He tells us what that was like growing up. We also talked about some of the techniques he learned growing up. He also talks how important it is to realize when you have ANY disability it does not...
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Freddie Ladner: What a Disabled Life Can Look Like
This episode of This Crip Life is a talk I had with Freddie Ladner. I met him during the pandemic an we came quickly became friends. Freddie was born with cerebral palsy and we talk about different things he has experienced in his life. Living in group homes, what advocating for others and…
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Universal Design Education Can Be a Problem
Universal design is the design of buildings products or environments to make them accessible to all people, Regardless of age, Disability, Or other factors. While curb cuts wheelchair ramps closed captioning an image descriptions are all very important to include people in our communities that...
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Cassie Wilson and Half Access
Even though the ADA was passed 31 years ago accessibility is still a huge problem for disable people. Cassie Wilson is disabled and decided to take action and create accessibility for herself. She created a group called half access and as recently turn it into a nonprofit. It is a resource for...
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How Did I Get a Standing Wheelchair?
I was approved for standing wheelchair! Medicare and Medicaid usually don't pay for something like this because they don't consider it medically necessary. I got together with my physical therapist, Barbra Crume, who is specializes in seating and we talked about how people get the equipment they...
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Special and the SSI Reformation Act
This episode is a review of the show Special. Special is the first TV show that is written and the main character is played by a disabled person. Ryan O'Connell place the main character Ryan in the show. It is about a young gay White disabled man navigating his way through life. If you haven't…
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ADA Deep Dive
Happy Disability Pride Month!! In celebration of disability pride Vickey Young and I do a deep dive into the American Disabilities Act (ADA). I wanted to do this with Vickey because she knows a lot about the law and about what rights disabled people really have with the ADA. It's so important for...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
This Crip Life is a podcast that takes a deep dive into the lives of incredible people who just so happen to live with disabilities. We share information and stories concerning human rights, activism, and purpose with informed research and humor. As opposed to feeling sorry for us, we are overcoming the obstacles we face on a day-to-day basis, and we are intent on persevering. Just because someone is living with a disability. doesn’t mean their incapable.Far from it!!!!! PG14 cuz we often say it like it isREMEMBER DISABLED PEOPLE ARE PEOPLE!!! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thiscriplife/support
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