On this truncated version of Disability and Progress, Sam's guests had to cancel at the last minute so she plays a panel of lesbian women with disabilities, as heard on Outbeat Salon on KRCB radio in Northern California!

This week, we go back in time to 2017, when Sam talked to Paul Brubaker, President of the Alliance of Transportation and innovation.   It's also our Summer Pledge Drive so please call us at (612) 375-9030, or go online at www.kfai.org to show your financial support!

This week, two interviews in one show!  First up, Sam talks with Janet Dickelman about the American Council of The Blind.  Following that, Michael Dayton from At The Table Arts talks about a Virtual Art festival going on next weekend!

This week, Sam talks with Anthony Saldana & Justin Figueira, the writers, filmmakers, and producers of the documentary Straight Off The Canvas, profiling visually impaired artists.

On this Episode, Sam talks with Bre Grand, project manager with Metro Transit about a six 

month pilot program during which Metro Transit riders can access the popular app Aira for people with low or no vision for free. She'll be joined by Ken Rodgers, and Jenine Stanley, Aira’s Director of Customer Communication.

This week, Sam talks with Raul Gallegos about NAGDU, National Association of Guide Dog Users

This week, we revisit a conversation Sam had from 2019 with Matt Baker from Polara about talking audible traffic signals.

This week, Sam talks with Brian Benshoof, CEO of MRCI WorkSource, a non profit provider of vocational and day services in Minnesota, and Erin Braaten, Vice President of Human Resources of Rise Inc.

Sherie Wallace joins Sam this week along with some newly graduated students to talk about their experience in the Partners in Policymaking Program.

This week. Sam talks to author Peter Altschul about his new book Riding Elephants: Creating Common Ground Where Contention Rules.