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It's a long time coming but here's episode 9 of criptard with our friend and Bella's PCA, Liz, as a short feature. We talk about IEPs and their failure to have an answer for what to do in case of an active shooter. And we yap about bugs, our journeys with our little pussies, and media Bella's excited for
Sit back and listen to Bella and Ash yap with our newest guest, Kendall! We talk about our obsession with dress to impress, the election, and - of course - the horrors
Ugh so accidentally posted ep 6 on accident again but here's the actual episode 7! We hope y'all like it - it's short and sweet (like us)
wanna hear us rant in our favorite episode yet about gaming, healthcare, and representation in media with guest Teddy Cosmo? Dive into our 6th episode!
Listen to us talk about traveling to SanFrancisco with our friend and first guest, Parker! We dive into topics of plane accessibility, texture issues, tummy trouble, and an unexpected story about dolphins on acid
wanna listen to us yap about accessible gaming, elon musk, and the 2024 disabled barbies?
This episode is JAM PACKED with Sonny Angels, BRATZ lure, and everything related to Gen-Z's new culture obsession....... kamala hq? ........ politics? ....... vote? YES!
In this Episode of CripTard, we talk about plane accessibility, the "Savior Complex", and Charli XCX's album 'BRAT'.
Ash and Bella kick off their first episode talking about ableism, "kinky D&D players" theory, private school teachers, and...... spider-man?!
From the publisher's feed
“UNHINGED, CHAOTIC, CAMPY, and EMPOWERING” would be the most fitting way to describe this perfectly eclectic podcast. Ash Earl-Moseley and Bella Rosa use their charm, dark sense of humor, and wit…
Crip_Tard uses its platform to undergo gritty conversations about gender, race, class, sexuality, and disability by challenging the audience with controversial questions such as: “Is capitalism built specifically for able bodied people?” “Should disabled people have equal marriage rights?” or even “Why are service dogs so compelling to touch even if they are working?”
By also exploring and discussing topics like medical trauma and mental illness, Crip_Tard creates a safe place for disabled young people to listen, relate, laugh, and sometimes cry.