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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
Client Rights
Personal Care
Sexual Health
Community Support
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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Hello, hello friends! On E409, Andrew invites past guest Kat Nantz, a somatic pleasure and trauma coach, back on the show! They talk about everything including CMT Disease, disability grief, why it sucks being disabled and a whole lot... more

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In this second part to last week's Popcorn & Powerchairs, Andrew sits down with Disabled Filmmaker Reid Davenport to discuss the themes of the film "Life After", disability and so much more. Enjoy!

Follow Reid at www.reiddavenport.c... more

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In this E407, Andrew does another episode of Popcorn & Powerchairs where he watches a movie with this listeners. This week, we're watching the award-winning documentary, "Life After", by disabled filmmaker, Reid Davenport. It explores... more

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On E406, we are doing a cozy hang with a longtime friend of the show, Alexis Hillyard aka Stump Kitchen. We talk about her experience of a limb difference, parenting, sexuality and so much more. She is a delight and you will love this... more

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Recent Guests

Reid Davenport
Filmmaker of the documentary 'Life After'
Episode: E407 - Popcorn & Powerchairs - "Life After" Part 1
Alexis Hillyard
Content creator known for her work on Stump Kitchen, focusing on accessibility and disability joy.
Stump Kitchen
Episode: E406 - Living With One Hand In A Two Handed World - Alexis Hillyard Returns
Scot Danforth
College professor and author of 'An Independent Man'
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Episode: E405 - An Independent Man w/ Scot Danforth
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

Host

Andrew Gurza
Host and Disability Awareness Consultant engaging in conversations about the intersection of disability and sexuality, advocating for representation, and exploring lived experiences.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 481 ratings
  • Top 5

    This is in my top 5 favorite podcasts! To say that I feel seen as a disabled person is a vast understatement.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Portlander from Louisiana
    United States2 months ago
  • 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
    Canada3 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

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There is a strong sense of community felt among listeners, who value the podcast as a resource for understanding disability rights and experiences.
Listeners appreciate the candidness and authenticity of discussions, often feeling seen and heard through the shared stories.
The host's interview style is recognized for being compassionate, funny, and deeply insightful, encouraging guests to open up about personal narratives.
The podcast is praised for its engaging and informative content, making the sometimes heavy topics more approachable and relatable.

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Talking Points

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E408 - "Life After Part 2" - An Interview w/ Disabled Filmmaker Reid Davenport
Q: What is your disability and how does it impact your day-to-day life?
Reid mentions that his medical diagnosis is cerebral palsy, but emphasizes that he identifies with the collective identity of disability, rejecting the notion of medical supremacy.
E405 - An Independent Man w/ Scot Danforth
Q: What sparked your interest in writing this book about Ed Roberts?
Danforth wanted to understand the background of the disability rights movement and Ed's contribution as a leader.
Bonus: Andrew Gurza Guests on Sex Ed With DB
Q: What is one way that people without disabilities can help people with disabilities right now after they listen to this episode?
Look up a hashtag related to disability on social media and learn from it.
Bonus: Andrew Gurza Guests on Sex Ed With DB
Q: What does nothing about us without us mean to you?
It means that everything you do for a disabled person has to include us.
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.

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

Focused on the lived experiences of disability, this podcast invites listeners to engage in candid discussions surrounding the intersection of disability, sexuality, and identity. It adeptly covers a myriad of topics including representation, intimacy, and societal perceptions, with a distinctive emphasis on bringing light to aspects of life that are often overlooked or stigmatized. The host often interviews guests who provide diverse perspectives, offering both informative content and personal anecdotes that resonate deeply with the disabled community.

This show stands out for its frank approach to nuanced issues, effectively centering the voices of individuals who live with disabilities daily. The signature conversational style promotes ... more

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Recent guests on Disability After Dark include:

1. Reid Davenport
2. Alexis Hillyard
3. Scot Danforth
4. Isabel Hodge
5. Jillian Teta
6. David Simonich
7. Brian G. Murphy
8. Jose Rosario

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