ABLE Voices

Dr. Rhoda Bernard, founder and managing director of The Berklee  Institute for Accessible Arts Education is proud to present the ABLE  Voices podcast featuring artists and arts educators with disabilities.    

We are inviting disabled artists and arts educators to be guests and  guest hosts on ABLE Voices. Today's guest host is Grace Everett, an  award winning playwright, actress and singer. Grace is a disabilities  advocate and was diagnosed with autism as an adult.  

For today's episode, Grace will be interviewing Autumn Best. Autumn is  an tv, film and stage actress, singer and writer based out of New York.  Autumn, who has a limb difference, has been performing on stage since  she was four-years-old and is excited for others to see someone who  looks like them on screen. She wants to be a role model for those who  have a disability looking to pursue their dreams.  

The ABLE Voices podcast is produced and edited by BIAAE Operations  Coordinator, Daniel Martinez del Campo. The introduction music was  written by Kai Levin and the ending song was written by Sebastian  Batista. Kai and Sebastian are students in the Arts Education Programs  at the Berklee Institute for Accessible Arts Education.

For more information about our programs visit us at:  https://college.berklee.edu/BIAAE

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We are inviting disabled artists and arts educators to be guests and  guest hosts on ABLE Voices. Today's guest host is Grace Everett, an  award winning playwright, actress and singer.   Grace is a disabilities advocate and was diagnosed with autism as an  adult. For today's episode, Grace will be interviewing Grace Douglas.  Grace is a blind freshman studying at the University of Souther Illinois  to obtain a BFA in musical theater. Grace is a musical theater  performer and dancer with an interest in sound design. 

The ABLE Voices podcast is produced and edited by BIAAE Operations  Coordinator, Daniel Martinez del Campo. The introduction music was  written by Kai Levin and the ending song was written by Sebastian  Batista. Kai and Sebastian are students in the Arts Education Programs  at the Berklee Institute for Accessible Arts Education.

For more information about our programs visit us at:  https://college.berklee.edu/BIAAE

Follow us for more weekly updates at:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/berkleeiaae/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BerkleeIAAE

Dr. Rhoda Bernard, founder and managing director of The Berklee Institute for Accessible Arts Education is proud to present the ABLE Voices podcast featuring artists and arts educators with disabilities.    

We are inviting disabled artists and arts educators to be guests and guest hosts on ABLE Voices. Today's guest host is Grace Everett, an award winning playwright, actress and singer. Grace is a disabilities advocate and was diagnosed with autism as an adult.  

For today's episode, Grace will be interviewing Meredith Aleigha Wells, Meredith Aleigha Wells is a queer and disabled performer, writer, creator, and educator based in Chicago best known for their performance as Punky Who in How the Grinch Stole Christmas the Musical, marking the first performance by a wheelchair user in a Broadway National Tour.   The ABLE Voices podcast is produced and edited by BIAAE Operations Coordinator, Daniel Martinez del Campo. The introduction music was written by Kai Levin and the ending song was written by Sebastian Batista. Kai and Sebastian are students in the Arts Education Programs at the Berklee Institute for Accessible Arts Education.  

The ABLE Voices podcast is produced and edited by BIAAE Operations  Coordinator, Daniel Martinez del Campo. The introduction music was  written by Kai Levin and the ending song was written by Sebastian  Batista. Kai and Sebastian are students in the Arts Education Programs  at the Berklee Institute for Accessible Arts Education.

For more information about our programs visit us at:  https://college.berklee.edu/BIAAE

Follow us for more weekly updates at:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/berkleeiaae/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BerkleeIAAE

Dr. Rhoda Bernard, founder and managing director of The Berklee  Institute for Accessible Arts Education is proud to present the ABLE  Voices podcast featuring artists and arts educators with disabilities.    

We are inviting disabled artists and arts educators to be guests and  guest hosts on ABLE Voices. Today's guest, Grace Everett, will also be  our next upcoming guest host.  Grace is an award winning playwright, actress and singer. Grace is a  disabilities advocate and was diagnosed with autism as an adult.  

The ABLE Voices podcast is produced and edited by BIAAE Operations  Coordinator, Daniel Martinez del Campo. The introduction music was  written by Kai Levin and the ending song was written by Sebastian  Batista. Kai and Sebastian are students in the Arts Education Programs  at the Berklee Institute for Accessible Arts Education.

For more information about our programs visit us at:  https://college.berklee.edu/BIAAE

Follow us for more weekly updates at:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/berkleeiaae/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BerkleeIAAE

Dr. Rhoda Bernard, founder and managing director of The Berklee  Institute for Accessible Arts Education is proud to present the ABLE  Voices podcast featuring artists and arts educators with disabilities.    

We are inviting disabled artists and arts educators to be guests and  guest hosts on ABLE Voices. Our guest host for today is Renata Da Costa.  Renata is a Brazilian is a children's author, actor, teacher,  photographer, artisan and writer. Renata is a disabilities advocate and  was diagnosed with autism as an adult.  

For today's episode, Renata will be interviewing Beatris Hoffmann, a  Brazilian author, screenwriter, ghost writer, journalist, actor and  visual artist. Beatris has a condition called nystagmus.  

The ABLE Voices podcast is produced and edited by BIAAE Operations  Coordinator, Daniel Martinez del Campo. The introduction music was  written by Kai Levin and the ending song was written by Sebastian  Batista. Kai and Sebastian are students in the Arts Education Programs  at the Berklee Institute for Accessible Arts Education.

For more information about our programs visit us at:  https://college.berklee.edu/BIAAE

Follow us for more weekly updates at:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/berkleeiaae/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BerkleeIAAE

Dr. Rhoda Bernard, founder and managing director of The Berklee  Institute for Accessible Arts Education is proud to present the ABLE  Voices podcast featuring artists and arts educators with disabilities.    

We are inviting disabled artists and arts educators to be guests and  guest hosts on ABLE Voices. Today's guest, Renata Da Costa, will also be  our next upcoming guest host.  

Renata is a Brazilian is a children's author, actor, teacher,  photographer, artisan and writer. Renata is a disabilities advocate and  was diagnosed with autism as an adult.  

The ABLE Voices podcast is produced and edited by BIAAE Operations  Coordinator, Daniel Martinez del Campo. The introduction music was  written by Kai Levin and the ending song was written by Sebastian  Batista. Kai and Sebastian are students in the Arts Education Programs  at the Berklee Institute for Accessible Arts Education.

For more information about our programs visit us at:  https://college.berklee.edu/BIAAE

Follow us for more weekly updates at:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/berkleeiaae/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BerkleeIAAE

Dr. Rhoda Bernard, founder and managing director of The Berklee  Institute for Accessible Arts Education is proud to present the ABLE  Voices podcast featuring artists and arts educators with disabilities.    

We are inviting disabled artists and arts educators to be guests and  guest hosts on ABLE Voices and today's host is Noah Britton. Noah is  diagnosed with autism and is a comedian, co-founder of the comedy troupe  Asperger's Are Us, psychology professor and musician.  

Our guest for today's episode is Glen Maganzini of G. Gordon Gritty. Glen was diagnosed with  autism and is the founder of the Boston based musical group G. Gordon  Gritty, guitarist of Johnny and the Foodmasters, and co-founder of  record label and festival Kids Like You and Me (KLYAM).  

 The ABLE Voices podcast is produced and edited by BIAAE Operations  Coordinator, Daniel Martinez del Campo. The introduction music was  written by Kai Levin and the ending song was written by Sebastian  Batista. Kai and Sebastian are students in the Arts Education Programs  at the Berklee Institute for Accessible Arts Education. 

 For more information about our programs visit us at 

https://college.berklee.edu/BIAAE  

Follow us for more weekly updates at:  

Instagram: @BIAAE 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BIAAE

Dr. Rhoda Bernard, founder and managing director of The Berklee  Institute for Accessible Arts Education is proud to present the ABLE  Voices podcast featuring artists and arts educators with disabilities.    

We are inviting disabled artists and arts educators to be guests and  guest hosts on ABLE Voices and today's host is Noah Britton. Noah is  diagnosed with autism and is a comedian, co-founder of the comedy troupe  Asperger's Are Us, psychology professor and musician.  

Our guest for today's episode is Robert Jensen. Robert is a visual  artist of various capacities, a sculpture maker, metal worker, jewellery  designer and music venue owner. Robert is parapalegic and lost use of  his legs following an accidental spinal injury.   

The ABLE Voices podcast is produced and edited by BIAAE Operations  Coordinator, Daniel Martinez del Campo. The introduction music was  written by Kai Levin and the ending song was written by Sebastian  Batista. Kai and Sebastian are students in the Arts Education Programs  at the Berklee Institute for Accessible Arts Education.  

For more information about our programs visit us at https://college.berklee.edu/BIAAE  

Follow us for more weekly updates at:  Instagram: @BIAAE 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BIAAE

Dr. Rhoda Bernard, founder and managing director of The Berklee  Institute for Accessible Arts Education is proud to present the ABLE  Voices podcast featuring artists and arts educators with disabilities.

We are inviting disabled artists and arts educators to be guests and  guest hosts on ABLE Voices and today's guest, Noah Britton, will also be  our next guest host. Noah is diagnosed with autism and is a comedian,  co-founder of the comedy troupe Asperger's Are Us, psychology professor  and musician.

The ABLE Voices podcast is produced and edited by BIAAE Operations  Coordinator, Daniel Martinez del Campo. The introduction music was  written by Kai Levin and the ending song was written by Sebastian  Batista. Kai and Sebastian are students in the Arts Education Programs  at the Berklee Institute for Accessible Arts Education.

For more information about our programs visit us at https://college.berklee.edu/BIAAE

Follow us for more weekly updates at:

Instagram: @BIAAE

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BIAAE

Dr. Rhoda Bernard, founder and managing director of The Berklee  Institute for Accessible Arts Education is proud to present the ABLE  Voices podcast featuring artists and arts educators with disabilities.

We are inviting disabled artists and arts educators to be guests and  guest hosts on ABLE Voices and today's guest host is Adrian Anantawan.  Adrian is a world renowned violinist, music educator and disabilities  advocate and was born without a right hand.  

Today's guest is Ellice Patterson. Ellice is the Founder and Executive  and Artistic Director of Abilities Dance, a Boston-based dance company  that welcomes artists across the nation with and without disabilities.

The ABLE Voices podcast is produced and edited by BIAAE Operations  Coordinator, Daniel Martinez del Campo. The introduction music was  written by Kai Levin and the ending song was written by Sebastian  Batista. Kai and Sebastian are students in the Arts Education Programs  at the Berklee Institute for Accessible Arts Education.

For more information about our programs visit us at https://college.berklee.edu/BIAAE

Follow us for more weekly updates at:

Instagram: @BIAAE

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BIAAE