On today's episode, Deepi (the previous accessibility collective lead) comes on to discuss her relationship with language and disability.

On this episode of All Access Pass, super wise person Dan comes on air to chat about dating with mental illness, boundaries, and more.

Hi! Happy New Year! On today's episode, Sam, a masters of kinesiology student and member of the accessibility collective comes on to talk about models of disability theory.

On today's episode, we are joined by two members of the Disabilities United Club to talk about their plan to make Pre-Recorded lectures mandatory across UBC.

Today Nicole, Jacky, and Sam sit down and talk about Seasonal Affective Disorder and exam stress, ways to mitigate both, and our personal experiences.

On today's very special episode, we have two guests. Baylie from the UBC sports collective and Ebba from Sweden, a para rower who represents the Swedish national team and also UBC. Collective member and Kinesiology masters student Sam also joins us. We talk all things UBC sports, what it's like to be a para rower, and all the mental trials and tribulations we have all faced in sport along the way.

Today's episode features two special guests- Leni Goggins and Katie Miller. They are involved in a project which has the goal of making workplaces in BC more inclusive.

On today's episode, we are interviewing Nathan Clement. He represented Canada at the 2016 Rio Paralympics as a swimmer and has more recently made the switch to become a para cyclist aiming for Paris 2024. We discuss the trials and tribulations of being a para athlete and the mental barriers he faced.

Let's chat mental health. UBC offers a lot of services however the experiences with such are not always pleasant. We bring on two guests who have had first hand experiences with UBC's mental health services, one of which the indigenous mental health services. On this episode, we talk about what UBC does right and what can be worked on.

On today's episode of All Access Pass we are joined by Margaux (aka Retrophiliac) on their experience going to Ottawa to advocate for Bill C-22, a federal bill with the goal of addressing poverty within the disabled community.