A disability podcast with Kyle and Emily
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureAlternative HealthHealth & FitnessPhilosophy |
This episode is sponsored by ABLEnow – tax advantaged savings accounts for eligible individuals with disabilities. more
This episode is sponsored by ABLEnow – tax advantaged savings accounts for eligible individuals with disabilities. more
This episode is sponsored by ABLEnow – tax advantaged savings accounts for eligible individuals with disabilities. more
we lament twitter but also it kinda sucks now but also also disabled people really used it for a lot of good work????? it’s complicated, man… more
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Love this show and the back history between the hosts that comes out in their chemistry and banter. Their self awareness and willingness to examine previous positions and discussions helps me aspire to be a better person - both personally and in my accessibility work. Releases can be inconsistent at times, but I have enough other shows in my backlog that it's always a nice treat to see one of these show up!
I recommend this to every person I know. I’m disabled myself, and when I didn’t have disabled people to talk to, I had Emily and Kyle. This podcast made me feel heard, and I also learned a lot, particularly from Emily. These conversations are easy ways to come to understand disability and ableism with relatable and/or topical subjects. Five stars.
I could rave about this podcast and Emily and Kyle for centuries. As a lifelong disabled advocate, it’s always an incredible experience when I can find and collect people who just “get it.” I feel seen and heard and understood in a way that I think a lot of people in the disability community feel, yet it’s a narrative that isn’t moving through mainstream society. The remedy? Share this with all your friends and family! You won’t regret it.
I’m not sure how I found this podcast but I’m so happy I did! As someone who has a disability but feels like I don’t know much about other disabled people’s issues I really appreciate learning about others. It is also such a relatable podcast. I love being able to hear about other people’s horror stories in hotel bathrooms, as well as their good stories about people truly helping people out.
The Accessible Stall is a really great listen. Emily and Kyle have a pretty funny dynamic, which makes some tough/dry topics a lot easier to digest. I'm all for more representation in the media, and seeing people close to my age talk about stuff that matters to me is awesome.
Apple Podcasts | #242 | South Korea/Health & Fitness/Alternative Health |
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