Greg Labine started freestyle rapping in his teens, and today is one of the most accomplished artists living with a disability on the rap scene. Laying down beats and creating lyrics from scratch is core to the creation of his many albums, including the newly-released "Trust the Process."  

Find his music on Spotify - 77 Spokes
Watch and listen to the music video for his song No Data on Youtube

After nearly losing his life in an apartment fire, Prince Amponsah made a decision to return to the stage. Identifying as a black, disabled actor, performer and creator, Prince has a passion for acting and performing which serves to fulfill a larger goal of increasing representation of disability in the media. Being in the room is the first step to gain equality in representation –  so he kept auditioning and creating.

At 3’3″, Tanyalee Davis is the Ferrari of comedy – low to the ground and kind of racy. Canadian born, Tanyalee is now based out of the UK and continues making the stage her home by touring all over the world bringing the funny!

Performance footage was provided courtesy of Tanyalee Davis 

www.tanyaleedavis.com

@TanyaleeDavis

When Russell Boast began his career in casting, he discovered the platform could offer so much more! While Russell does not live with a disability, he has spent his career advocating for actors with lived experience. He continues to ask, “Why don’t the characters on TV and in film reflect the look of our actual population?” In his role as the President of the Casting Society of America, Russell wants to effect changes by pushing other casting agents to seek representation of lived experiences in these characters and bring those actors into the room! Joining us from Los Angeles, Russell continues to move the needle forward in the goal of equal representation in media.