Hosts Maryam and Dezy sit down with professional adult ADD/ADHD life coach Pete Quily. Quily has been working as a life coach for adults with ADD and ADHD since 2003 and his clientele currently spans over 5 continents. Having ADD himself, he has found his passion and excelled in his field.

The Access Collective takes apart stigmas towards ADHD and ADD. Hosts Lauren and Dezy discuss why they are seen as "fabricated" health mental issues and what effect this has on schoolchildren. After that we talk about how acclaimed Olympians Simon Biles and Michael Phelps have spoken up about their ADHD and ADD. We end off our episode with producer Emily who interviewed Sarah Blyth and Amori Mikami to understand why women have been diagnosed significantly less than men.

In this episode we bring your attention to some amazing accessibility activists .They share with us their personal stories and what inspired them to reach to out to others.

Meihua is an International student from China in her first (or “Fresh”) year at UBC. She is a double-amputee who was injured in the 2008 earthquake in China. She sat down with collective members Dezy and Lauren and shared her personal experiences of her disability ,coming to Vancouver to study and her keen interest in food!

What makes living in this province specific to someone with a diverse ability’s lived experiences?
We talked to Michael Kingsmill who designed the AMS Student Nest to get a better idea what goes into constructing a building that is accessible . As well listen in to UBC students Alison and Meihua who have diverse abilities and shared with us their personal experiences.

In this show we sit down with UBC Vision Health Volunteers, discuss what accessibility will look like under Trump and lastly listen to an interview with MLA Michelle Mungall discussing the new increase in BC's disability benefits.

This week we sat down with the newly formed UBC Disabled Students Association to see what cool things they have planned for the school year. Later we discuss issues of accessing polling stations arising from the US 2016 elections.

We are back for Season 2! In this episode we discuss in the increase in BC's disability benefits and the BC Transit Clawback, the new assistive software Nuance Dragon and Canada's new proposed accessibility legislation.

Prep your suitcase and join us as we find accessible ways to travel, from going to the airport to finding agencies that specialize in taking care of accessibility needs.

We introduce members for the summer season and learn about their experience at the NCRC Ottawa conference where they had the chance to interview Peter Armstrong, manager of digital content for AMI Accessible Media Inc., a not-for-profit multimedia organization that has strived to make accessible​ media for Canadians. To top it off, Spencer brings us some of his sweetest tunes to jam to!