In this episode, we interview Dr. Tara Mason, one of the co-founders of the Dis/Ability Film Festival. In this episode, we talk about the festival's mission, the types of films that have been produced, and inclusive education. (Episode Transcript)

In this episode, we interview Robert James Gabriel from Helperbird. We discuss the features of the all-in-one extension and how it can be used to create inclusive environments that support everyone. (Episode Transcript)

In this episode, we talk to Megan Bremond, who runs the iFit inclusive fitness program at Crossfit Mandeville. We talked about inclusive gyms, her classes' structure, and fitness benefits for all athletes. (Episode Transcript)

In this episode, we talk to Vijay Ravindran, founder and CEO of Floreo, to discuss how virtual reality can be used to support the neurodiverse population in learning social skills by creating an immersive experience. (Episode Transcript)

In this episode, we talk to Brittany Jacobs and Allison Richert from the Burlington Public Library about how they are making the library both more sensory friendly and more inclusive for the needs of all library visitors (Episode Transcript)

In this episode, we interview Stacey Forsyth from the Build a Better Book initiative. We talk about how this project uses existing makerspaces in schools and libraries to create meaningful, inclusive resources (Episode Transcript)

In this episode, we interview Alex Dunn from Enabled Play about the platform and how it's making gaming, schools, speech therapy, and workspaces more inclusive. (Episode Transcript)

In this preview, learn more about the purpose of our podcast and what we hope to achieve. Check out some sound bytes from our first three episodes where we talk about inclusive gaming with Enabled Play, sensory inclusion with the Burlington Public Library, and inclusive making with Build a Better Book.