A podcast about disability and design, where we uncover the building blocks for a more inclusive world.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 68 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
Qudsiya shared her love of libraries with Emily Drabinski, the president of the American Library Association. They chatted about ALA's innovative Libraries Transforming Communities program, which is dedicated to providing libraries with the tools and... more
Justice Shorter is a skilled organizer and facilitator, disability justice amplifier, and senior advisor on issues at the intersection of race, disability, gender, climate, and crisis. She is a national expert on disability inclusive, disaster protec... more
Diego Mariscal is the founder, CEO and Chief Disabled Officer of 2Gether-International (2GI), the leading nonprofit startup accelerator run by and for disabled entrepreneurs. A trailblazer at the intersection of advocacy and entrepreneurship, Diego j... more
Down to the Struts welcomes disability equity researcher Bonnie Swenor for a conversation about one of Qudsiya's favorite topics: advancing data and research on the disability experience. more
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Down to the Struts has quickly become my favorite podcast; it covers a variety of topics about disability and design in a way that is accessible to all. more
Down to the Struts is unlike any podcast I’ve ever listened to. It’s unique, informative, eye opening, attention grabbing and the host and guests are passionate and well-informed. Highly recommend!
Fantastic podcast that dives into issues of accessibility in every aspect of our world. I learn something new every episode, and am so grateful to be introduced to the amazing writers, educators, and activists who appear on the pod! Qudsiya is a brilliant interviewer and makes these conversations even more engaging.
Down To The Struts is not only informative, but interesting and a joy to listen to! I learn and unlearn something in each episode. I appreciate people who tell their story so others can learn. Highly recommend this podcast!
This podcast is great information and teaches in a way that all can understand.
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Down to the Struts launched 4 years ago and published 68 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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