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Hosted by Tim Mahar · health · EN-US
The theme of the podcast is independent living and advocacy for people with disabilities.
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Contact path
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Booking probability
32%
Guest openness
Selective
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Signup to Generate a PitchIndera: Independence and Access for All is hosted by Tim Mahar. The show has published 124 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Beyond Care: A 21-Year Bond Built on Trust" (28 August 2026, 19 minutes), "Introducing Indera: An New Era Of Independence" (30 July 2026, 18 minutes), and "From Barriers to Belonging" (26 May 2026, 18 minutes).
Indera: Independence and Access for All publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 16 minutes across 124 episodes.
Booking probability for Indera: Independence and Access for All is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Indera: Independence and Access for All requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Indera: Independence and Access for All's contact route on record: public web form.
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Tim Mahar hosts Indera: Independence and Access for All, a health podcast with 124 episodes published.
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Episode #124
For 21 years, Chad Norton and Marissa Hussein have shared a relationship rooted in trust, respect, compassion, and plenty of humor. In this heartfelt episode, Indera CEO Bruce Drake talks with Chad and Marissa about how...
Episode #123
ARISE and Exceptional Family Resources have come together under a new name: Indera. In this special episode, Director of Advancement Tim Mahar speaks with CEO Bruce Drake about the thoughtful and inclusive process...
Episode #122
In this inspiring episode of the podcast, CEO sits down with Regional Systems Advocate, Nykk Dauzyn for a powerful conversation about accessibility, advocacy, and community empowerment. Nykk shares his personal journey...
Episode #121
In this episode of the podcast, CEO Bruce Drake sits down with Education and Outreach Specialist Carrie Ann Davis to discuss the Open Doors Program and the life changing impact it has across Central New York. Carrie Ann...
Episode #120
In this episode of the ARISE Exceptional Family Resources Podcast, CEO Bruce Drake sits down with Assistant Farm Manager Becky Schaefer to explore the incredible programs and experiences available at ARISE at Doc...
Episode #119
What is the Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Waiver, and how does it help people live independently? In this episode, Bruce Drake sits down with program expert Danielle Durkin to break down eligibility, services, and how...
Episode #118
Veterans deserve the freedom to live where and how they choose. In this episode, ARISE-Exceptional Family Resources CEO Bruce Drake sits down with Lauren Canaro, Assistant Director of Consumer Directed Services, to...
Episode #117
In this episode of Exceptional Talk on Disabilities , host Bruce Drake , CEO of ARISE and Exceptional Family Resources, is joined by Mary Schwanke , Senior Community Inclusion Supervisor, for an in-depth conversation...
Episode #116
In this episode, ARISE-EFR CEO Bruce Drake is joined by Bill Rose, Program Manager of the Ombudsman Program, for an in-depth conversation about advocacy, dignity, and the rights of older adults living in long-term care...
Episode #115
In this episode of the ARISE – Exceptional Family Resources Podcast, CEO Bruce Drake speaks with Beth Clark, Lead Education Advocate at ARISE & EFR. Beth shares her journey from classroom teacher and parent of three...
Episode #114
In this heartwarming episode, CEO Bruce Drak e sits down with 10-year-old Jace Downing, one of ARISE–EFR’s youngest participants, volunteers, and natural advocates. Joined by Jen Barkley, Community Inclusion Supervisor...
Episode #111
Join host Bruce Drake of ARISE – EFR as he sits down with Scott Pecoy, Ramp Coordinator for their community mobility program. Discover how this incredible volunteer-driven initiative designs, builds and installs modular...
Episode #113
In this powerful and inspiring episode, CEO Bruce Drake sits down with Lawton Williamson, Director of Employment Services at ARISE & Exceptional Family Resources, to explore the transformative work behind meaningful...
Episode #112
Join host Bruce Drake of ARISE – EFR as he sits down with statewide systems advocate Phil Phren to unpack how meaningful systems-change happens in the world of disability rights and independent living. In this episode...
Episode #109
In this episode, host Bruce Drake engages with Adaptive Design Coordinator, Connor McGough, to explore how ARISE-EFR forges meaningful collaborations with community organizations to enhance support for individuals with...
Episode #110
In this episode of the ARISE-EFR podcast, host Bruce Drake talks with Sue Stalker , a Direct Support Professional (DSP) with 15 years of experience, about her longtime partnership with Lawrence. They discuss how Sue...
Episode #108
In this episode of the ARISE-EFR podcast, host Bruce Drake sits down with Karen Adams, Resource & Family Reimbursement Specialist, to discuss her journey as both a parent and advocate in the disability field. Karen...
Episode #107
In this powerful episode of the ARISE-EFR podcast, we’re proud to spotlight two incredible voices from our community: Laurie Penny-McGee , a passionate advocate and leader at ARISE-EFR, and Sarah Brittenham , a talented...
Episode #106
In this episode of the ARISE - Exceptional Family Resources podcast, CEO Bruce Drake sits down with Max Smith, the Community Inclusion Senior Supervisor at ARISE. They discuss Max’s unique path—from his early days in...
Episode #105
ARISE/Exceptional Family Resources CEO, Bruce Drake and COO, Dan Kelley talk the agency services for people with disabilities and Dan's role as both an employee and parent of two adult children with developmental...
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Community Inclusion Senior Supervisor, INSPORTS FOUNDATION
Adjunct Fellow in Naval Studies at UNSW Canberra, Expert Associate at the National Security College, Australian National University, Jennifer Parker Therapy, Training, & Consultation LLC
kids' mindfulness coach, educator, host of The Stress Nanny Podcast, New York Association of Independent Living
Managing Director of Development Operations and Donor Engagement, ACM SIGGRAPH Early Career Development Committee
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