
An information hub for parents of children with disabilities.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 190 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingKids & Family | |||

In today's episode, I chat with Richard Massey, a community organizer and environmental advocate in the Memphis area who has worked on several environmental justice campaigns and is now the Data Center Accountability Manager for Young, Gifted & Green... more
In today’s episode, I chat with Matthew Dietz, a civil rights attorney and founder of Dislaw Consulting. Matt has spent more than thirty years advocating for people with disabilities. His litigation has advanced effective communication for Deaf peopl... more
A tenth-generation South Memphis resident, Marquita Bradshaw is the first African-American woman to win a statewide nomination in a major party nomination. She has built on her family’s tradition of labor and community advocacy by working on issues a... more
Gary Blumenthal is the brother of Steve Blumenthal, a senior adult with profound autism, and dementia, now receiving hospice services in his HCBS group home in Lawrence, KS. He is a former high school Civics teacher, former six-term member of the Kan... more
Robbie Faulkner is the Executive Director of The Arc Tennessee, a nonprofit that protects and advocates for the rights of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. She is also the proud parent of two sons, Ian and Collin. Since he... more
Edward Mitchell was a victim of a hit-and-run bicycle accident in 2003 when he was hit by a truck, thrown into a ditch, and found by his little brother. Edward has quadriplegia with an incomplete spinal cord injury at the C5 and C6 levels. Edward obt... more
Chaz Molder is a native son of Columbia, Tennessee. He graduated from Columbia Central High School, the University of Tennessee, and the University of Memphis Law School. He also served as his high school and college student body president.
He was ... more
In this episode, Sara Smith and I chat with Scott Schoefernacker and Sarah Houston of "Protect Our Aquifer,", a water resource nonprofit in Memphis, TN. This podcast centers on the Memphis Sand Aquifer and the potential impact of data centers on the ... more
Host Marsh Naidoo brings heartfelt authenticity to her podcast, crafting a space for parents navigating life with a child with disabilities. She offers practical tools and insights and is building a trusted network that empowers and educates, mobilizing unique voices. Highly recommend!!
It was such a joy to be on the show! I love that Marsh is sharing resources for families and the disability community as a whole.
What a wonderful resource for parents! Marsh, you are a great host bringing great insights into the world!
- Dinalynn Rosenbush | The Language Of Play
Marsh has created a wonderful space for families affected by disabilities! I have learned so much from her guests.
Marsh is creating such a beautiful space for parents & professionals to learn and share their experiences with special needs! We need community and this podcast brings together so many different stories - which can be so encouraging and give much needed support. Give it a listen!
Thanks for the shout out Marsh in your latest episode! I enjoy listening to the unique experience of you and everyone with a special needs family member. Marsh keeps the conversation informative & honest. Check her out!
Todd is an amazing role models to his peers, those with cerebral palsy and people in general! Love the zest with which he lives life. Must listen!!!
These podcasts are awesome! Highly recommended to the special needs parenting community.
These podcasts are inspirational and fun to listen to. Very informative and entertaining at the same time.
So proud to listen to these inspirational stories!
This podcast was really informative... loved listening to these guys perspectives on this emotive subject. Definitely worth a listen❤️
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A thoughtful hub for families navigating disability, health care, and civic life. Episodes frequently center on advocacy, community resources, and policy, with a strong emphasis on empowering families through practical guidance, parental perspectives, and actionable steps—ranging from local governance and voting logistics to disability rights and health care access. A notable hallmark is bringing together advocates, policy experts, journalists, and family members to illuminate real-world impacts and foster concrete community action.
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Recent guests on Raising Kellan include:
1. Richard Massey
2. Matthew Dietz
3. Marquita Bradshaw
4. Gary Blumenthal
5. Robbie Faulkner
6. Edward Mitchell
7. Chaz Molder
8. Sarah Houston
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