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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
Sexual Health
Community Support
Queer Community
Supportive Housing
Sexuality
Chronic Pain
Disability Grief
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 this episode, Andrew sits down with bestselling author and long COVID advocate Marisa Renee Lee to talk about her upcoming book, Waiting for Dawn: Living with Uncertainty (out April 7, 2026). Marisa shares her experience becoming i... more

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This week, Andrew sits down with Brian Trapp — fiction writer, memoirist, and professor of disability studies at the University of Oregon — to talk about his debut novel Range of Motion, a decade-in-the-making story that puts severe d... more

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Andrew sits down with writer and disability activist Sloane Harlow for an honest, unfiltered conversation about navigating polyamory, kink, dating, grief, and joy as a disabled person. Sloane opens up about living with hypermobile Ehl... more

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Andrew sits down with EJay Eisen, a trans, autistic, multiply disabled service dog trainer who runs one of the only integrated service dog programmes focused on the queer community. What starts as a conversation about service dogs qui... more

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Recent Guests

Brian Trapp
Professor of Disability Studies, University of Oregon; author of Range of Motion
University of Oregon
Episode: E420 - Range Of Motion w/ Author Brian Trapp
Sloan Harlow
Disabled Paragraphs on social media, disability activist, writer
Disabled Paragraphs / Cambridge University (student)
Episode: E419 - "A Thousand Deaths & 500 New Ways" - w/ Disabled Paragraphs
EJay Eisen
Service dog trainer and program manager, owner in Boston, MA
Ruff Translating (service dog program)
Episode: E418 - What Porn Should You Play for Your Service Dog? w/ Ejay Eisen
Tim Lagman
Certified sex educator, host of the Sex Ed with Tim podcast, and pole dance instructor
Sex Ed with Tim
Episode: E416 - 2 Sex Educators Talking Sex and Disability w/ Tim Lagman
Alex Hall
Co-founder and host of The Bottom's Digest, dedicated to anal sex education.
The Bottom's Digest
Episode: E415 - Will Andrew Ever Bottom? w/ Alex Hall From Bottom's Digest
Briana Mills
Licensed marriage and family therapist
Episode: E414 - "So Many Therapists Don't Know How Harmful Ableism Is" - w/ Briana Mills
Margeaux Feldman
Queer, non-binary, chronically ill and disabled author
Author of 'Touch Me, I'm Sick'
Episode: E413 - “We’re Seen As Not Deserving Of Touch” - w/ Margeaux Feldman
Katie Farrell
Stand-up comedian living with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.
Episode: E412 - Dark Comedy & Disability w/ Katie Farrell
Arria Deepwater
Author and rest mentor living with ME and fibromyalgia
Episode: E410 - Fantasy, Disability & Descent w/ Arria Deepwater

Host

Andrew Gurza
Host of the show; Disability Awareness Consultant; prominent advocate in disability rights and sexuality discussions.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 484 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 States5 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
    Canada6 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 States2 years 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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Listeners praise the host's empathetic interview style and candid conversations.
Show is valued for representing diverse disability experiences and sparking important dialogue.
Episodes are seen as informative, relatable, and empowering for disabled communities.

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E419 - "A Thousand Deaths & 500 New Ways" - w/ Disabled Paragraphs
Q: What are three tips for someone with disabilities exploring polyamory?
Don't date with your partner (avoid unicorn hunting), be realistic about capabilities, and prioritize communication and learning; seek mentors who have navigated it longer.
E419 - "A Thousand Deaths & 500 New Ways" - w/ Disabled Paragraphs
Q: Tell us about being disabled and polyamorous. What is that like for you?
Sloan explains that disability and polyamory involve Autonomy and choosing partners who understand disability, with a focus on communication, adaptability, and a willingness to educate partners.
E418 - What Porn Should You Play for Your Service Dog? w/ Ejay Eisen
Q: What is the experience of being trans and disabled, and how do those worlds intersect for you?
Being trans and disabled are intertwined identities that shape daily experiences, healthcare, and social perceptions; autonomy and access are central themes, with the need to navigate medical systems and assert one's care decisions.
E417 - "The Bullying Wasn't At You, It Was About You" w/ Abigail
Q: How has online community and therapy helped you cope?
Online spaces provided inspiration, community, and access to supportive networks and therapists, helping her build confidence and pursue creative work.
E417 - "The Bullying Wasn't At You, It Was About You" w/ Abigail
Q: What kinds of disabilities and day-to-day impacts do you experience?
She describes chronic pain, double vision, facial reconstruction, breathing and smell challenges, and the emotional toll of medical trauma from repeated surgeries.

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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?

This show curates candid, personal conversations about disability, sexuality, and everyday accessibility, often centering marginalized voices within disability communities. Guests range from disability advocates, educators, and creators to artists and media professionals, providing practical insights, lived experiences, and policy critiques. Notable strengths include a frank, humor-infused approach to sensitive topics, a focus on representation and inclusion, and a willingness to tackle controversial issues in healthcare, dating, and media. The format tends to blend personal storytelling with actionable takeaways for listeners who want deeper understanding or advocacy ideas, making it a strong fit for audiences seeking authentic disability-... more

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Recent guests on Disability After Dark include:

1. Brian Trapp
2. Sloan Harlow
3. EJay Eisen
4. Tim Lagman
5. Alex Hall
6. Briana Mills
7. Margeaux Feldman
8. Katie Farrell

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