ABLE TODAY SHOW

In episode 9, Mark and Sara have a great conversation with the leadership at Job One, a forward-thinking leader in providing employment and community support services for individuals with disabilities in the Kansas City area. On today's episode we hear from Aaron Martin, President and Chief Executive Officer and Anne Hochstein, Chief Operating Officer. 

In episode 8, Mark and Sara were honored to have the new Chief Accessibility Officer of WellsFargo - Andrew Holbrook on the latest episode! Andrew has his own story behind his passion for workplace inclusion.

In episode 7, we had a great conversation with leaders from Autism Speaks.  Stuart Spielman, Senior Vice President of Advocacy and Josh Cobbs, Senior Manager of Employment Initiatives.

In episode 6, we did a live podcast recording with Lousiana Disability advocates: Bambi Polotzola - the Executive Director of Governor's Office of Disability Affairs, Kelly Monroe - Executive Director of The Arc of Louisiana and Terri Underwood - Director of START Programs.

In episode 5, we had a great conversation with Keely Cat-Wells - a leading advocate in the national disability space. Keely is the Founder & CEO of Making Space, a Presidential Leadership Scholar and was selected to be on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list. 

In episode 4, our guests are Steve Slack, a passionate disability advocate, and Roxanne Clay, the administrator of the WV ABLE program. They join us to share their valuable insights

In episode 3, we bring on former Florida Congressman Ander Crenshaw and ABLE United Director, Jon Finch. Congressman Crenshaw was one of the key players in Washington to get the ABLE Act passed in 2014 and the two discuss about their journey to get where we are today.

In episode 2, we discuss bring Pennsylvania State Treasurer Stacy Garrity on to discuss her efforts in the Keystone state and her role nationally with ASPN.

Mark Raymond Jr. and Sara Hart Weir, two disability advocates  bring you the latest news, stories, and insights from the world of ABLE accounts and disability empowerment. 

In episode 1, we discuss and learn about the history of the ABLE Act,  the complete bill name is the "Stephen Beck Jr. Achieving A Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act”. 

Our first guests are, Natalie and Mariae Beck - daughters of the late Stephen Beck Jr., talk about the impact their father had on the passage of this historic moment for people with disabilities.