Random Disability Podcasts

With Peter Rosenberger

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: addiction, alzheimers, caregiver, Caregivers, caregiving, disability, parkinson’s, TBI, trauma, traumaticbraininjury

This fun and engaging podcast hosts special education experts to discuss special education topics for special education parents. If I could ensure every parent has all the information they need before stepping into their child’s IEP meeting, I would. While that may be a lofty goal, I hope this podcast helps you prepare to advocate for your child. If you have a child with disabilities and special education needs, congratulations! You have just become the CEO of your child’s education! There are acronyms galore, terms of art that are counter-intuitive, and completely new rules for school. This podcast will provide straightforward information about your rights, information from other professionals, and tips and tricks for working with your school. I’m a special education attorney, parent of 5 children with disabilities, and former special education teacher/administrator. I have seen special education from many angles. In fact, I have ADHD and Dyslexia myself, and grew up in school systems that didn’t yet know how to identify or remediate these challenges.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Tags: disability, Education, idea, iep, law, learning, specialeducation, SPED

From my neurodivergent family to yours. I’m Danielle Sullivan, a neurodiversity life coach and autistic parent with autistic and ADHD children. I’m here to help us all explore the world of neurodivergence. Neurodiverging episodes include stories and lessons from my life, deep dives into the traits and histories of ADHD and autism, and guest experts who talk about issues pertinent to ADHD and autistic folks in society. Welcome to Neurodiverging! Learn more on http://neurodiverging.com or http://patreon.com/neurodiverging.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: actually autistic, ADD, ADHD, autistic adult, disability, executive dysfunction, neuroatypical, neurodivergent, neurodiversity, parenting for adhd, parenting for autism, Sensory Processing Disorder

Listen in as our team brings you information impacting people with disabilities and their families. The Arc of Indiana is committed to all people with intellectual and developmental disabilities realizing their goals of living, learning, working and fully participating in the community. We are home to The Arc Master Trust, Indiana’s leading special needs trust, established in 1988; and founder of Erskine Green Training Institute, providing postsecondary vocational training in hospitality, food service, healthcare, and inventory distribution.

Categories: Business, Society & Culture

Tags: Developmental Disability, disability, Erskine Green Training Institute, Intellectual Disability, The Arc, The Arc Master Trust

Tune in to learn the attitudes, habits, techniques, and practices that enabled these leaders who happen to have a disability to achieve incredible success. Warning: awe and amazement inside.

Categories: Education

Tags: disability, Leaders, success

How do we build an inclusive world? Hear intimate and in-depth conversations with changemakers on disability rights, youth mental health advocacy, prison reform, grassroots activism, and more.

First-hand stories about activism, change, and courage from people who are changing the world: from how a teen mom became the Planned Parenthood CEO, to NBA player Kevin Love on mental health in professional sports, to Beetlejuice actress Geena Davis on Hollywood’s role in women’s rights.

All About Change is hosted by Jay Ruderman, whose life’s work is seeking social justice and inclusion for people with disabilities worldwide. Join Jay as he interviews iconic guests who have gone through adversity and harnessed their experiences to better the world. This show ultimately offers the message of hope that we need to keep going. All About Change is a production of the Ruderman Family Foundation.

Listen and subscribe to All About Change wherever you get podcasts. www.allaboutchange.com

Categories: News, Society & Culture

Tags: advocacy, disability, inclusion, Innovation, socialjustice

An unexpected trip through special needs parenting hosted by two special needs moms who keep it real and raw. A place to listen in and say…OMG! ME TOO!!

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Tags: disability, special needs

The On-Air Advocate podcast provides education, advocacy and support for special needs parents, caregivers, those with disabilities and complex medical conditions.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family

Tags: advocacy, Caregivers, chronicillness, complexmedicalneeds, differentabilities, disability, medicalconditions, patientadvocacy, raredisease, SpecialNeeds, specialneedsadvocacy, SpecialNeedsParenting

Join Michael Harris, a Licensed Psychologist and FASD Speaker, as he discusses Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, a complicated, special needs disability that results from prenatal alcohol exposure. With insight from Michael being a psychologist (since 1997) and a foster parent (since 2012), you can learn FASD basics as well as advanced concepts without the jargon or the judging, plus plenty of practical FASD tips & tools, news, and interviews with other FASD experts. It’s FASD support whenever you need it from this podcast about better understanding FASD and its many secondary disabilities.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family

Tags: ADHD, alcohol, arnd, attachment, autism, birth, brain, damage, defect, disabilities, disability, disorder, Exposure, fae, FAS, FASD, fetal, injury, learning, odd, prenatal, rad, reactive, spectrum, syndrome

Living Adaptive is the podcasting home of the adaptive community. Keep current with adaptive happenings and listen to guests that include individuals that adapt to notable adversity and thrive, supporting organizations, and personalities that are making impacts within the adaptive world. You can adapt no matter the challenge.

Categories: Society & Culture, Sports

Tags: adapt, adapting, adaptive, adaptiveathlete, disability, Disabled, lifecoaching, Motivation, News, para, recklessadaptive

After becoming paralyzed while attempting a world’s first, freestyle motocross rider Bruce Cook is on a mission to help others realize their dreams the same way he did: with innovation, modifications and a lot of determination.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: access, accessibility, ami, ami-tv, bruce cook, by hook or by cook, disability, Motocross

Welcome! I’m Mindy Henderson, motivational speaker, author and coach. Living life from a wheelchair, surviving 2 devastating car crashes, lost jobs, and a host of other challenges, I have learned to navigate the curve-balls life throws at us, and now, my mission is to bring positivity to the world, to teach others how to navigate adversity well, to stop making excuses, and to see all they are truly capable of. Because…the truth about things that suck, is that…they suck. They won’t be fun, but it’s possible to have two truths that coexist at the same time…the 2nd truth is that there is a lot we can learn, a lot we can do and a lot of gifts that the sucky things bring to our lives and that empower us to make the world better. This podcast is a tool I’ve created to help us uncover those sucky, but surprisingly beautiful circumstances.

Categories: Education

Tags: adversity, disability, encouraging, hopeful, inspiration, mental-health, Motivation, Motivational, overcome adversity, personal development, self-development

Jennie Bovard hosts the monthly podcast Low Vision Moments. Part story time, part comedy, part awareness driven, Low Vision Moments present those funny, potentially embarrassing experiences that happen in everyday life when you are blind or partially sighted … like physical distancing with a post because Jennie thought it was a person

Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture

Tags: blind, blind people, disability, Disabled, guide dog, Low Vision, partially sighted, vision impaired, white cane

A national podcast dedicated to all things relating to special education law. Hosted By: Jeffrey L. Forte, Esq. – A Special Education Attorney & Certified Child Advocate. Contact Us: jforte@fortelawgroup.com or visit: www.fortelawgroup.com

Categories: Education

Tags: 504, attorney, autism, Children, disabilities, disability, dyslexia, idea, iep, school, special education

On the In Culture podcast, we go behind the scenes with artists, gamers, musicians, designers, athletes, and visionaries in their fields to share a real-world look at how they’re shaping culture. In our latest podcast series, Variations on a theme, we explore the life and legacy of Sol LeWitt. We’ll cover key themes in LeWitt’s work and explore how his approach still influences some of the creative pioneers shaping the 21st century. Variations on a theme is a companion to the Sol LeWitt App, a rich digital experience that uses Microsoft AI in close collaboration with the artist’s estate to celebrate and shed new light on a 20th-century icon.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture, Technology

Tags: 49ers, A.I., a.i. and accessibility, accessibility, accessibility app, accessibility barriers, accessibility trends, adaptive tech, africa, ai, ALS, american fashion, analytics, art, artificial intelligence, Arts, augmented reality, autism, autism spectrum, blind, blindness, brave women, careers in stem, casey harris, Changemakers, closing the stem gap, coach, coding, coding blocks, cognitive impairment, Computer Science, conversations with women, creators, Culture, data, differently abled, digital learning, digital skills teacher, disability, disability awareness, disability inclusion, disabled girls, empowering reguees, empowerment, esports, Expression, fashion, fashion designers, fashion industry, fashion news, fashion originators, Fashion Podcast, fashion visionary, Fearless Women, female role models, Football, football coach, gaad, gamers, gaming, gen z, gen z girl, gen z women, girls who code, gleason foundation, global accessibility, global accessibility awareness day 2020, hacking, hearing impairment, ifaf, immersive, Impairment, inclusion, inside gaming, inspirational, inspiring lives, inspiring women, international women's day, internet of things, kenya, kids with disabilities, lacey henderson, language, league of legends, Learn to code, lgbtq, lgbtq stories, life during lockdown, life during quarantine, Low Vision, low vision technology, men's fashion, Minecraft, minecraft coding, mixed reality, mixer, motor impairment, music, New Orleans Saints, nfl, niners, osteogenesis imperfecta, overcoming adversity, paralympian, paralympics, performance, podcasts under 20 minutes, refugee advocate, refugee stories, refugees, refugees on air, san francisco 49ers, skills, social, social distance, social distancing, social entrepreneurship, social good, special olympics, SPorts, stem, steve gleason, story-telling, sustainability, teachers, team gleason, The International, trends, trendsetters, twitch, unified robotics, united nations, usa football, vintage clothing, vintage fabrics, vintage fashion, visual impairment, we, women, women in coding, women in data science, women in STEM, women leading change, women's empowerment, Womens History Month, wonder women, x ambassadors, young africans

Gain fresh insights and learn actionable steps you can take to address the diversity, equity and inclusion challenges in your life. Each week on the Workin’ It Out Podcast, Alignment Strategies’ founder and CEO Dr. Vanessa Weaver interviews thought leaders about DE&I issues in society and the workplace and uncovers solutions that can move us forward. Workin’ It Out is underwritten by Alignment Strategies, LLC and DITV Media.

Categories: Business, Society & Culture

Tags: business, disability, diversity, equity, ethnicity, gender, inclusion, lgbtqia, Management, race

Dating and relationships: are they dreams come true or living nightmares? That’s the question Fern Lulham, who is blind, asks each month on Into You. Fern, from Hastings, UK, and a regular contributor of Kelly and Company, welcomes guests to share in honest discussions about relationships and dating.

Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture

Tags: accessibility, blind, dating, dating stories, disability, love, partially sighted, relationship advice, relationships, sex, single, visually impaired

Service Dog Nation highlights Service Dogs as alternative medicine for a happier healthier lifestyle, that breathes new life and another level of freedom for people who have experienced mental or physical adversity in their lives. There is beauty and grace in the unparalleled bond between a person whose life experience would not be the same without the assistance of their dog everyday. There’s an increase of service dogs in public and discussion about authenticity of working dogs, without fully understanding the variety of jobs dogs hold and the people that need them. Service Dog Nation Host, Nancy Sommers, is here to raise awareness that the gifts a service dog can provide are life-changing. It’s time we raise service dog integrity with perspective from those that use a service, guide or emotional support dog, and those working in the expanding area of canine careers for the people who need them. This includes children with autism, civilians & veterans w/PTSD, hearing and sight impaired, mobility & diabetes just to name a few services dogs provide. You’ll hear guests with first hand experience and heartfelt stories to issues for businesses a service dogs presence impacts’ including: schools, college campuses and labs, the travel industry, hotels, restaurants, hospital staff & mental health professionals. You (and Nancy) will both discover new findings and ways to gather statistics and expand thought in this industry for the purpose of hopefully, one day, creating a heartfelt Service Dog NATION that understands no matter what the need is, our beloved dogs are the secret weapon to healing.

Categories: Health & Fitness

Tags: alternativemedicine, assistancedogs, disability, dogs, Education, emotionalsupport, mentalhealth, servicedogs, workingdogs