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Disability After Dark

Cripple & Co Productions
Disability
Mental Health
Disability Advocacy
Sleep Disorders
Disability Care Systems
Medical Assistance In Dying
David Holmes
Spina Bifida
Neglect In Care Services
Intimacy and Relationships
Personal Care
Client Rights
Community Support
Sexual Health
Queer Community
Supportive Housing
Cerebral Palsy
Sexuality
Chronic Pain
Disability Grief

This is a podcast that looks at disability stories. it's like sitting down with a really close friend to have real conversations about disability, sexuality and everything else about the disability experience that we don't talk about; the things about being disabled we keep in the dark. The show is hosted by Disability Awareness Consultant Andrew Gurza.

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In E405, Andrew learns all about the incomparable Ed Roberts via a new book penned by Scot Danforth called, "An Independent Man". We talk about Ed Roberts' life as a civil rights leader, but also his sense of humor, his family life, e... more

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On E404 of Disability After Dark, Andrew re-visits the case of Anna Stubblefield, a woman accused of sexually assaulting an intellectually disabled man, who she claims she fell in love with through Facilitated Communication. We watch ... more

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On E403, I sit down with the Executive Director of the United States International Council on Disability (USICD) Isabel Hodge. We talk about her experience of multiple disabilities, how she got started in disability advocacy, why it i... more

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In E402, Andrew does another in the Popcorn & Power Chair series as they review the Netflix film 37 Seconds. It's about Yuma, a 23 year old manga artist with Cerebral Palsy trying to find herself, her sexuality and her independence. L... more

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Isabel Hodge
Executive Director for the United States International Council on Disabilities.
United States International Council on Disabilities
Episode: E403 - Putting Disability on The Global Stage w/ Isabel Hodge
Jillian Teta
Naturopathic physician specializing in digestive health
Episode: E398 - Talking Sh*t and Disability w/ Naturopath Jillian Teta
David Simonich
Lead singer of Signs of The Swarm
Signs of The Swarm
Episode: E396 "I Thought I Just Needed A New Prescription" - Lead Singer of Signs of The Swarm Talks About Stargardt Disease
Brian G. Murphy
Author and activist focusing on queer experiences and spirituality
Episode: E395 - "I Realized How Much ADHD Disables Me" - Queerness, Religion, Sex and Disability w/ Brian G. Murphy
Jose Rosario
Founder of The Phoenix Empowered, a nonprofit highlighting mental health stories of marginalized voices
The Phoenix Empowered
Episode: E393 - Talking Providing Mental Health Care With a Disability w/ Jose Rosario
Mike Enders
Runs the blog and podcast Accidental Bear
Episode: E391 - "Can You Wipe Your Bum?" & Other Questions w/ Mike Enders
Stefan Weiner
Queer indie folk musician and chronic pain survivor
Episode: Ep 390 - Stefan Weiner, Central Sensitization Syndrome & So Much More
Emma Brown
Founder of Whimble, a platform for on-demand personal care assistance
Whimble
Episode: E388 - On-Demand Attendant Care with Whimble Founder Emma Brown
Erica Carson-Sami
Founder of CARCO Disability Strategies and disability entrepreneur
CARCO Disability Strategies
Episode: E386 - Erica Carson-Sami Talks Disability Entrepreneurship

Host

Andrew Gurza
Disability Awareness Consultant and host who engages in real conversations pertaining to disability, sexuality, and societal norms.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 481 ratings
  • Fantastic

    Andrews interview style is so engaging, joyful, and still down to earth at the same time. just started listening to this podcast (Jessica Slice episode) and excited to check out more episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    draWords
    Canada2 months ago
  • Real

    I have used a wheelchair for almost 10 years and there are things that are mentioned in this that I relate to so much. I love it when my breakfast can be accompanied by this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Christina Roma
    United Statesa year ago
  • Good show

    I love this show soo much

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Joee2252
    United States2 years ago
  • Fantastic!

    Andrew is witty and open. His guests are interesting and honest. Listening to his show, I feel informed, excited about my community, and less alone.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Avsvbhbehmfdn
    United States2 years ago
  • Andrew’s awesome! Illuminates our stories!

    I have cerebral palsy and rarely hear from people like me. This show brings a level of community to my online crip existence with a motley of lovely disabled voices! Dark Pod is everything!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Christophoros M
    United States2 years ago

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The podcast offers a great mix of humor and honesty, making complex topics much more relatable.
Listeners appreciate the supportive community fostered through candid discussions about disability and sexuality.
The host is praised for engaging with guests in a way that elicits rich personal narratives, making listeners feel less alone in their experiences.

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E401 - A Seat at The Spoonie Table w/ Zoey Schvan
Q: How has being a disabled parent shaped your relationship with your child?
Zoey highlights the bond formed through shared experiences, like having G-tubes.
E401 - A Seat at The Spoonie Table w/ Zoey Schvan
Q: What is something about FD that people should know?
Familial dysautonomia varies from person to person, and while some may be severely affected, others may not be.
E401 - A Seat at The Spoonie Table w/ Zoey Schvan
Q: What part of having FD brings you the most grief?
The impact of her disability on her parenting and daily life.
E401 - A Seat at The Spoonie Table w/ Zoey Schvan
Q: How do you feel about being able to be the breadwinner in a relationship?
Zoey talks about the complexities of financial dependency in her relationship and the emotional toll it takes.
E401 - A Seat at The Spoonie Table w/ Zoey Schvan
Q: What are your disabilities and how do they impact your day-to-day life?
Zoey discusses her familial dysautonomia and how it affects her daily living, including needing assistive devices like a walker.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Disability After Dark

What is Disability After Dark about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The conversations focus on the often-overlooked aspects of disability, particularly regarding sexuality, mental health, and personal narratives of living with disabilities. It emphasizes the experiences of marginalized voices within the disability community, exploring how queerness intersects with various forms of disability. Noteworthy discussions frequently challenge societal norms, breaking down stereotypes around relationships and intimacy for individuals with disabilities, and advocating for increased representation and inclusivity. The show also addresses serious themes such as ableism, with a healthy dose of humor and candid storytelling that resonates with listeners, creating a supportive space for shared experiences.

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Recent guests on Disability After Dark include:

1. Isabel Hodge
2. Jillian Teta
3. David Simonich
4. Brian G. Murphy
5. Jose Rosario
6. Mike Enders
7. Stefan Weiner
8. Emma Brown

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