Random Disability Podcasts

What does the world look like to a person with a visual impairment? How does restricted vision impact on everyday life? How can you offer assistance without taking control? The video tracks on this album simulate what the world looks like to people with a range of visual impairments, and show good practice when acting as a sighted guide. The audio tracks offer personal perspectives from two people living with severe visual impairment. This material forms part of The Open University’s Pre-registration nursing programme.

Categories: Education

Tags: disability, environment, Nurse, nursing, POV, sight

As someone who is deaf/hard of hearing, the host Ahmed Khalifa has created the Hear Me Out! [CC] Podcast to interview people in and around the d/Deaf community who have amazing stories to share with you. Even though some of the guests may have a more severe hearing loss than others, Ahmed will still interview them and also provide transcripts for those who prefer to read the discussion. If you have any questions, feel free to email Ahmed at hello@hearmeoutcc.com, and enjoy the show.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: cochlear implant, deaf, deafness, disability, Disabled, hard of hearing, hearing aids, hearing disability

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

The Technically Sick podcast explores how technology can improve access to education, employment, transportation and improve socialization for the disabled and chronic illness communities.

Hosted by Monica Michelle

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Categories: Education, Society & Culture, Technology

Tags: accessibility, chronic illness, disability

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

A powerful podcast that provides Hope, aims to reduce suffering and analyzes living with chronic illness, pain, PTSD and daily life, by using real life experiences, Christianity, Stoic Philosophy, historical lessons, books, guests and more!

Categories: Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: anxiety, christian, chronic illness, chronic pain, depression, disability, invisible illness, Jesus, mental-health, Philosophy, PTSD, support

Break a Leg! is a podcast that explores the relationship between disability and the arts. Join playwright and advocate Nicole Zimmerer and her guests as they cover topics in theatre, film, TV, studio arts, music, and more. We’ll be spilling the “Disabili-Tea” on current and past events in disability history and investigate the future of accessibility in the arts. This podcast is perfect for fans of the arts looking to learn more about disability representation and arts accessibility in a fun and casual setting. Produced by Scott MacDonald | Artwork by Sasha & Alexander Schwartz

Categories: Arts, News

Tags: accessibility, Acting, ada, Arts, Comedy, dance, disability, film, performing, television, theater, theatre

A podcast about bridging art, activism, and academia to build more just futures. On each episode, host Cathy Hannabach interviews the scholars, dancers, authors, artists, and filmmakers imagining collective freedom and creating it through culture.

Categories: Arts, Education

Tags: academia, activism, art, Books, Culture, disability, feminism, performance, professor, queer, university