
A podcast dedicated to telling honest and real stories about living in a world that was not necessarily designed for us.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 254 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture | |||

In this week’s episode I sat down with Karina Camile Parker. Karina is a Brooklyn-based director, performer, and teaching artist. Karina is the co-founder of Killer Queen Opera, an innovative fem-led opera company, and The Music Co-Lab, a voice studi... more
In this week’s episode I am honored and proud to have sat down with Hope Walz. Hope is a 25-year-old Montana-based lifestyle creator who shares her day-to-day life, showcasing an active, outdoors-driven routine rooted in fitness, wellness, adventure,... more
In this week’s episode I sat down with Aditi Mahajan. Aditi is a physician and lifelong lover of fashion and the arts who is completing her training in New York City. Her work explores the intersection of rehabilitation, disability, and design, and w... more
In this week’s episode I sat down with Bryanna Copeland. Bryanna is a disability advocate, social worker, and single mom who shares her experiences navigating motherhood and everyday life as a bilateral above knee amputee and wheelchair user. She use... more
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This is a new favorite!! So interesting and important to understand the challenges people with disabilities face. I love your positive vibe!!
You know it sister…
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The show brings honest, real narratives centered on living in a world not designed for everyone, with a strong emphasis on disability representation, inclusion in fashion, media, education policy, and everyday accessibility. Across episodes, listeners hear personal journeys, industry insights from designers, artists, policymakers, and advocates, and thoughtful critiques of how culture shapes and sometimes limits disabled communities. Noteworthy strengths include a consistent focus on authentic representation, practical design and policy perspectives, and a willingness to highlight underrepresented voices through a multidisciplinary guest list that spans sports, fashion, film, and technology.
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Recent guests on Always Looking Up include:
1. Hope Walz
2. Aditi Mahajan
3. Bryanna Copeland
4. Lay Alston
5. Sarah Hartshorne
6. Pamela Rae Schuller
7. Cassidy Huff
8. Steffi Gonzalez
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