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Hosted by Tiffiny Carlson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 71 episodes
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Life After Paralysis is the official podcast of SPINALpedia.com, a nonprofit dedicated to helping people with spinal cord injuries. Hosted by Tiffiny Carlson, a C6 quadriplegic since 1993 and the executive director of SPINALpedia, she interviews guests and highlights important topics in the paralysis community, from spinal cord injury research and advocacy to lifestyle topics. New episodes are uploaded monthly. Send show ideas to info@spinalpedia.com. Learn more at SPINALpedia.com
Tiffiny Carlson hosts Life After Paralysis with Tiffiny Carlson, a health show with 71 episodes published.
In San Pedro, California, you'll find Juan Rodriguez, owner and operator of Loko's Hot Dogs, a hot dog food stand business he started two years ago. Paralyzed at the age of 15, he is also one of the few people in the cou
In episode 68 of SPINALpedia's podcast Life After Paralysis, we catch up with Destiny Floyd from Missouri, a 26 year old model who's been paralyzed since the age of 19 in a drive-by shooting and was recently crowned Ms W
We've featured several people with disabilities who've dedicated their lives to helping the disability community, and Art Aston is one of these selfless individuals. Born with spina bifida in 1981, he grew up in a time w
Paralyzed in a motorcycle accident in November 2024, Holden Howell, a 21 year old college student from Ohio, promised his grandma when he got his motorcycle he wouldn't kill himself. So when his injury occurred, Holden w
Rick Futia was a bodybuilder and that good-looking, popular guy in high school when his entire life changed at the age of 17. The year was 1982, and his journey since that fateful day has been epic. Supported by his larg
When you look good, you feel good. Travis Iverson, a C3-5 quadriplegic from Ottawa, Ontario, has enjoyed fashion his entire life. The founder Iver Fashion, Travis created his brand post-injury to bring awareness to the i
Paralyzed at just 9 months old, Alex Jackson, a C5-6 quadriplegic from South Carolina, has lived nearly his entire life from a seated perspective, and that has greatly influenced his advocacy. Becoming both a disability
Living in a home that's accessible yet beautiful is one of the many passions of Rosemarie Rossetti, PhD, a universal design consultant and keynote speaker paralyzed since 1998. Not only did she pivot her speaking career
Accessible homes don't have to to be out of reach for the average working-class person with a disability. This is the mantra of Angela Fox, a paraplegic since birth, who went on to become a civil rights lawyer and mediat
It's not every day you see an actor with a spinal cord injury on the big screen, but thanks to actors like Danny J, Gomez, a paraplegic from Los Angeles by way of New Orleans, it's becoming more common and that's a great
In this episode, we learn about the world of wheelchair bodybuilding from Genesis Del Bosque, a C5-6 quadriplegic from California. A passionate bodybuilder before his injury, Genesis went right back to doing what he love
After falling in love with traveling as a child after being taken from hospital to hospital to determine her disability, Renee Bruns, 41, from Atlanta, Georgia, knew it was her destiny to travel the world. Not only has s
Life with a C4-5 spinal cord injury may be challenging, but Ricky Chang, paralyzed since 2008, has been undeterred. After fighting hard for many things after his accident, including getting his driver's license using a m
Taylor Nichols, a former professional motocross athlete from Texas injured 7 years ago, went on to discover pickleball post-injury. A sport offering both physical and social benefits, he quickly fell in love and was hire
While the web is full of accessible travel sites today, that wasn't the case in 2006 when Ashley Lyn Olson started her now infamous wheelchair travel site, Wheelchairtraveling.com. Her site is chock full of indispensable
Meet Jeffrey Lorenzo Williams, a New York City real estate broker from Harlem who's been injured since he was a teenager in the early 1980s from an accidental shooting. His injury however was simply a catalyst for an ama
Paralyzed for nearly 20 years, Paul LaCorte, a 38 year old paraplegic originally from California now living in Montana, shares his journey since his injury at 18 years old. From pivoting employment goals from auto mechan
In episode #52, we spoke with the newly paralyzed ShelbyLynn Quintana, injured from transverse myelitis last year. She shares her experience of being undiagnosed for months until a cause of paralysis was found thanks to
In episode 51, we spoke with Chris Hrabik, based in a small town in Missouri, who was paralyzed nearly 20 years ago in a car accident at the age of 18. An incomplete quadriplegic, he went on to become a talented metal ar
In this episode, we're joined by Shelly Kerschner, a longtime paraplegic who penned the book, "Standing Tall & the Healing Power of Gratitude," after her injury. She shares the importance of gratitude in her life, as wel
Rosemarie Rossetti
Universal Design Expert
1 appearance on this show
Angela Fox
civil rights lawyer and mediator
1 appearance on this show
Renee Bruns
Guinness World Record Wheelchair Traveler
1 appearance on this show
Taylor Nichols
emergency physician, addiction medicine specialist, healthcare policy advocate · Chicken N Pickle
1 appearance on this show
Andrew Mitchell
former international development secretary · The Design Coach
1 appearance on this show
Travis Iverson
Iver Fashion
1 appearance on this show
Josh Basile
SPINALpedia
1 appearance on this show
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