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Everything You Know About Disability Is Wrong

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Mental Health
Disability Representation
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
Neurodiversity
Disability Advocacy
Community Support
Disability Rights
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Representation In Media
Community
Down Syndrome
Education
Ableism
Medical Gaslighting
Accessibility
Disability Pride Month
Fourth Wing
College Experience
Muscular Dystrophy
Intersectionality

Everything You Know About Disability is Wrong is a podcast for the disability community by the disability community, hosted by two disabled women. But if you’re not disabled, listen in to learn about real issues, celebrations, and conversations disabled people are having in their communities. Powered by Easterseals.

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Dylan M. Rafaty, President and CEO of the North Texas Disability Chamber, joins Lily Newton and Erin Hawley to talk about disability acceptance and advocacy. With clarity and conviction, Dylan outlines why disability should never be treated as an act... more

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Amanda Steijlen is a therapist, lifestyle creator, and founder of Wheelie Big Dreams, a nonprofit that helps people with disabilities pursue their goals. She also leads True Bloom Therapy, supporting clients through life transitions with strategies t... more

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Courn Ahn is a designer, content creator, and advocate who cares deeply about accessibility and social justice. Their work focuses on helping people see disability, identity, and community support in a new way, especially through the lens of queernes... more

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Jillian Curwin, Director of Communications for the Mascots Matter Campaign, is an advocate, storyteller, and content creator reshaping the conversation around disability, access, and representation. In this episode of Everything You Know About Disabi... more

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Kyla and Jedidiah Mora are a neurodivergent couple, writers, and advocates. They are the authors of “Today My Brain Is a Dinosaur,” a popular children’s book that helps kids understand autism, ADHD, and different ways of thinking.  Their journey star... more

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Tiffany Yu is a disability advocate, entrepreneur, and author of The Anti-Ableist Manifesto. She started her career at Goldman Sachs before becoming a leader in disability inclusion.

After acquiring a disability as a child, she struggled with loneli... more

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Experiencing the world isn’t just about sight, it's about tasting, touching, hearing, and smelling, too. Using all our senses helps us connect more deeply to the world around us.

Dr. Hoby Wedler is a chemist, entrepreneur, and advocate for inclusivi... more

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"Just because you can’t see it, doesn’t mean it’s not real."

Onyinye Udokporo, CEO and founder of Enrich Learning, dives into a conversation that’s both eye-opening and deeply personal, exploring the differences between UK and US disability cultures... more

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Dr. Hobie Wedler
Celebrated chemist, entrepreneur, and advocate for inclusivity in science
Hobie and Company
Episode: Exploring the World Through Sensory Experiences with Dr. Hoby Wedler
Richard Jacobs
A member of the QuadGods e-sports team and advocate for disabled gamers
Episode: The Power of Gaming: Richard Jacobs on Community, Competition, and Personal Empowerment
Steven Verdile
Founder of The Squeaky Wheel, a nonprofit organization empowering disabled writers
The Squeaky Wheel
Episode: The Advocacy Power of Humor: Steven Verdile and The Squeaky Wheel
Annie Segarra
Dedicated activist, content creator, and proud member of the LGBTQ plus community.
Episode: Annie Segarra on Medical Gaslighting and EDS: Her Fight for Change
Madison Tevlin
Actor, content creator, model, and advocate; known for her role in 'Champions' and the Assume That I Can campaign.
Episode: Advocacy and Identity: Madison Tevlin’s Creative Journey
Pamela Schuller
Globally recognized disability and mental health advocate and professional stand-up comedian.
Episode: Pamela Schuller on Mastering the Balance between Vulnerability, Comedy, and Advocacy | Episode 15
Rachel Lowenstein
Media executive and creative leader, autistic woman passionate about neuro-inclusion.
Divergent Convergent
Episode: Creative Ideas, Personal Brands, and the Workplace with Rachel Lowenstein | Episode 14
Jennifer Gasner
Author and advocate for disability culture
Author of My Unexpected Life, Finding Balance Beyond My Diagnosis
Episode: Finding Balance and Owning Your Story with Jennifer Gasner | Episode 13
Lauren Melissa Ellzey
Autistic self-advocate, author, educator, and activist
Episode: Amplifying Autistic Voices: Lauren Melissa Ellzey on writing, Autistic representation, and self-advocacy | Episode 12

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Erin
Co-host, advocate, and community leader focused on disability awareness and representation.
Lily
Co-host and advocate dedicated to providing insights on the lives and challenges of disabled individuals.

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Pamela Schuller on Mastering the Balance between Vulnerability, Comedy, and Advocacy | Episode 15
Q: How did you blend your roles as a comedian and an educator?
I realized that teaching and comedy can be combined in a way that reaches people who learn differently, by making them laugh as they learn.
Pamela Schuller on Mastering the Balance between Vulnerability, Comedy, and Advocacy | Episode 15
Q: How do you strike a balance between making people laugh and delivering serious content?
It's trial and error, and the goal often depends on the context of the performance, whether it's for comedy clubs or educational events.
Pamela Schuller on Mastering the Balance between Vulnerability, Comedy, and Advocacy | Episode 15
Q: What do people get wrong about you?
Many mistakenly believe that all individuals with Tourette's yell profanities, but in reality, this is much less common than most think.
Advocacy and Identity: Madison Tevlin’s Creative Journey
Q: How do you manage to stay calm and take care of your mental health with all of this new attention?
I listen to music, walk outside, and spend time with family and friends to take care of my mental health.
Advocacy and Identity: Madison Tevlin’s Creative Journey
Q: What do people get wrong about you?
Madison shares that people often assume she can't do things on her own and treat her like a child, which is not true.

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Focusing on the experiences and perspectives of individuals within the disability community, this collection of episodes highlights a variety of topics, from disability representation in media and entertainment to advocacy and lived experiences of disability. It fosters discussions on ableism, mental health, and the intersectionality of various identities within the disabled community, underscoring the importance of authentic narratives and emotional support. The engaging conversations among hosts and guests provide insights into the challenges faced by disabled individuals while celebrating their resilience and contributions to society. Unique to this podcast is its dual mission: to explore disability issues from the inside out and to invi... more

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