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An insightful podcast by the National Disability Rights Network offering advocacy tools, heartfelt storytelling, and real-world policy insights—accessible whether you’re an advocate in the field or just someone who cares deeply about disability rights.
Unknown Host hosts National Disability Radio, a business show with 49 episodes published.
Video Version: What does it actually mean when disability advocacy is “level funded”? What are federal appropriations, and why are they such a big deal for disability rights? On this episode of National Disability Radio
On this episode of National Disability Radio, we sit down with award-winning recording artist, advocate, and author Lachi for a powerful conversation about disability pride, music, and unmasking. Lachi shares her journey
On this episode of National Disability Radio, we sit down with award-winning recording artist, advocate, and author Lachi for a powerful conversation about disability pride, music, and unmasking. Lachi shares her journey
Alden Blevins, the newest host of National Disability Radio, has a personal journey with autism and ADHD that has shaped her perspective on disability rights and advocacy. Alden was misdiagnosed with anxiety and depressi
Jack is going off to law school. So the gang sits down to reminisce on his time at NDRN, share a few stories from behind the scenes, and hear a joke from Stephanie that gets a good laugh out of us. Full transcript availa
Jack is going off to law school. So the gang sits down to reminisce on his time at NDRN, share a few stories from behind the scenes, and hear a joke from Stephanie that gets a good laugh out of us. Full transcript availa
We wrap up our series on the battle for the passage of the ADA with none other than Senator Tom Harkin. Senator Harkin was the lead sponsor of the ADA in the Senate and has spent his career being a steadfast ally to the
On part two of our series commemorating the fight for the passage of the ADA, we have on long time activist Jim Dickson. Jim talks with us about the challenges they faced in getting the ADA passed, what changes he’d stil
To kick off our series highlighting the fight for the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act we have on NDRN’s founder and former Executive Director Curt Decker. Curt tells us about how the disability community c
After three years, Jack has finally gotten Stephanie and Michelle to do an episode about sports. And not just any sport, but golf. In this episode we sit down with Josh Basile, Andrew Mitchell, and Kate Strickland to tal
Congress? The budget? What’s the whole deal there? You asked, we brought someone on who answered! NDRN’s Deputy Executive Director for Public Policy Eric Buehlmann came on the podcast to explain what’s going on with the
This episode we had on Taylor Easley for Social Work Month. Taylor talks about her experiences earning a social work degree and how social work overlaps with the disability rights movement. Link to full transcript: https
Friend of the pod and NDRN colleague Monica Wiley joins us to talk about the role models that inspired her own activism. Full Transcript Available at: https://www.ndrn.org/resource/ndr-feb25/ Stephanie Flynt McEben: All
Friend of the pod and NDRN alumni Ian Watlington get’s back on his advocacy horse to talk to us about the impact sudden weather events like the recent DC blizzard can have on folks with disabilities. Full Transcript avai
The gang celebrates the holidays with a slightly disorganized episode talking about our holiday traditions and how we’re celebrating this year. Sort of featuring special guest Quinn McEben. Link to our Bonfire shop: http
Coming to you live tomorrow on YouTube, we’re doing a live Election Day special! Transcript: [Heavy rock music plays in background] Coming live this Election Day. It’s the National Disability Radio live election special!
On this episode celebrating National Disability Employment Month we have a double header! First up we interview the team managing the Financial Access, Inclusion & Resources (FAIR) Program at Disability Rights Louisiana.
Things are a bit upside down on this episode. Our producer, Jack Rosen, is one of the guests this time, so David Card is a guest host (he’s guesting as a host, Jack is guesting as a guest). They are joined by Monica Wile
Paralympic medalist and World Games record holder Sandy Hanebrink joins us to talk about her journey from St. Louis to the 1996 games in Atlanta. We discuss how the treatment of Paralympic athletes has progressed and whe
Amy Scherer joins us for her fourth appearance on the pod to discuss her work covering the US Olympic Gymnastics trials, and the accessibility challenges she’s faced both at the events themselves and while traveling for
Michelle Bishop
Master Life Coach and author of Choose You First · National Disability Rights Network
3 appearances on this show
Jim Dickson
Senior Consultant and Executive Coach · Sanctuary Wealth
1 appearance on this show
Andrew Mitchell
former international development secretary · The Design Coach
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Lauren Sanchez
Medical Intuitive · Disability Rights Louisiana
1 appearance on this show
Alden Blevins
National Disability Radio Network
2 appearances on this show
Jack Rosen
NDRN
2 appearances on this show
Curt Decker
National Disability Rights Network
1 appearance on this show
Josh Basile
AdapTee Golf
1 appearance on this show
Eric Buehlmann
NDRN
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Josie Badger
J. Badger Consulting and Peacock Consulting
1 appearance on this show
Carolyn LeBrane Tilton
Disability Rights Louisiana
1 appearance on this show
Alejandro Moledo
European Disability Forum
1 appearance on this show
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