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Where the Ramp Ends is a podcast about disability, inclusion, and what happens when good intentions meet real life. Hosted by Summer Parrish and Bryce Wooten, the show centers lived experience, honest conversation, and the voices of people with disabilities, family members, and advocates working to change systems—not just optics. From policy and history to parenting, culture, and everyday barriers, we talk about what inclusion actually looks like when the ramp ends and real access begins.
Where The Ramp Ends hosts Where The Ramp Ends, a society show with 20 episodes published.
Breaking down the journey from diagnosis to advocacy — with heartfelt storytelling that transforms doubt into empowerment. If you’re a parent, caregiver, or advocate feeling overwhelmed by the challenges and seeking hope
Show notesDon't forget to rate and review our podcast on Spotify! Your feedback helps us reach more listeners and continue sharing impactful stories.What happens when childhood friendship sparks a lifelong mission to transform edu
Show notesPlease rate and review to help us reach others. Most people underestimate the power of simply sharing your story—and the profound impact it can have. Dr. Brad Mays, a man living with cerebral palsy and passionate advocat
Show notesMost parents of children with disabilities wish they had accessible clothing solutions earlier. Nikki and Joanne from Be Free share how a simple idea—pants with outside zippers—transformed lives, starting with their own
Show notesPlease hit the follow button and rate and review to help others find this podcast. Most people view success as a straight line — but Kyle Pease's story proves it’s a vibrant, unpredictable journey filled with resilience,
Show notesPlease rate and review to help others find this podcast. Thank you for your support! Most people view Down syndrome and children with disabilities through a narrow, often negative lens — but Shannon Pinkerton flips that
Show notesPlease rate and review! Hit the follow button and share! Help us grow our audience! Most parents of children with Down syndrome—and even advocates—would agree: understanding and navigating education policy can feel overw
Show notesPlease rate and review this podcast to help us reach more listeners. In this episode of Where the Ramp Ends, Bryce Wooten sits down with Morgan Davis, a passionate disability advocate living with cerebral palsy. They exp
Show notesJulie Forest Wyman’s documentary, The Tallest Dwarf, shatters misconceptions, offering a fresh perspective on body image, identity, and community. Set to premiere on PBS’s Independent Lens on April 6th, this powerful fil
Show notesPlease follow, rate and review to help others find this podcast. You can find more about Comedians With Disabilities here. You can follow Where The Ramp Ends on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok Most people don't realize th
Show notesIf you’re enjoying the podcast, please leave a rating and review to help others find it—and be sure to hit follow so you don’t miss new episodes! In this episode, Bryce Wooten and Summer Parrish engage with Bobby Kern, a
Show notesPlease Rate and Review to help others find us! And follow us wherever you are listening to this podcast, that will help us to continue to grow and reach more listeners. In this enlightening conversation, Guy Caruso discu
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Show notesIn this episode of 'Where the Ramp Ends', host Summer Parrish and Bryce Wooten welcome Mike Dodd, a father and social media advocate for children with Down syndrome. Mike shares his personal journey of parenting his son
Show notesIn this episode of 'Where the Ramp Ends', hosts Summer Parrish and Bryce Wooten engage with Barbara Whinery, a passionate advocate for individuals with disabilities. Barbara shares her journey of founding '4RKids', an or
Show notesSummary In this episode of 'Where the Ramp Ends,' hosts Summer Parrish and Bryce Wooten engage in a heartfelt conversation with Tyler Bond, a statewide disability advocate living on the autism spectrum. Tyler shares his
Show notesIn this episode of 'Where the Ramp Ends', Summer Parrish and Bryce Wooten engage with Al Condeluci, a prominent advocate for disability inclusion and community building. Al shares his personal journey into advocacy, root
Show notesMost caregivers and educators overlook one of the most powerful tools for supporting children with disabilities: understanding trauma and lived experience. In this eye-opening episode of Where the Ramp Ends, mental healt
Show notesWhat if crossing a finish line wasn’t just about winning a race, but about breaking barriers and rewriting perceptions? Rian and Bryce's story will challenge everything you believe about ability, inclusion, and friendshi
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