Disabled representation is important and we should be mindful of the way the media, movies, tv, books etc. treat disability as something to be scared of and sad about. We deserve to see our stories in accurate, positive light and not the tragic tropes we are used to being used for. Tune into this weeks episode to hear my humble opinion on the movies and shows that missed the mark and the one singular show that got it right.

Hear what disability pride month means from a disabled person, the importance of the ADA and why July is important to the disability community. Taking pride in your disability is so important so others will not use it against you but also so you know your rights and what you have a right to as a disabled person. We have a long way to go but taking pride in our disability is the best way to start.

Disabled people are often asked to much about themselves before someone even asks their name, tune into this episode to hear some of the ways you should not approach a disabled person when you see them in public. If you would like to share your own story I would love to have you! 

Discussing Imposter Syndrome and how it affects a disabled community who are constantly told what we are worth and what we can and cannot do! I am here to tell you that your imposter syndrome is lying to you! you deserve to stand in your power and stand it pride! tune into this weeks episode to hear how I have dealt with this silly little syndrome. 

Most resources a disabled person needs in order to stay independent are to make their lives accessible to them whether that means work, transportation or socially. We must realize when aspects of life are made inaccessible you are excluding an entire disabled population. Listen in on some aspects of accessibility and how having an accessible life has made all the difference, as well as what you can do to help

As adults we tend to make everything about us. I think it is time to sit back and take a look at how the pandemic is affecting the kids. Every single kid in this country has been affected by the pandemic, academically and socially and mentally, more specifically children on the Autism Spectrum. Children have had difficulty adjusting to the world changing right before their eyes and the parents and families are often left without support. We talk about some of the worries families might have and how COVID has directly affected families with Autism.