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Look, we know fitness is important. We’ve even done an episode on it some time ago. But we also know fitness isn’t very accessible. And even if you can adapt fitness to your ability level and body type, the instructors are almost always people with model-like physiques that don’t have disabilities.
Or at least, that’s what we would say if we weren’t talking about Kakana. Think of Kakana like Peloton, but accessible. Virtual, live, and streamable fitness classes for people with and without disabilities. It’s seriously really cool, and if you’re thinking about getting in shape, why not do it now? I mean it’s not like we’re doing anything else these days anyway.
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Disclosure: This is not a sponsored episode, but Emily did receive a complimentary membership to Kakana.

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Yeah. Let’s talk about curing disability. We’re going there.
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[122] Cures

This episode is sponsored by ABLEnow – tax advantaged savings accounts for eligible individuals with disabilities.
 
 
 
Emily and I gush over that one disability ad for a while. Enjoy! A brief summary of the episode is below:
In this episode of The Accessible Stall podcast, hosts Emily Ladau and Kyle Khachadurian discuss the recent CoorDown ad titled “Assume That I Can” which challenges assumptions about people with disabilities. They praise the ad for its accurate representation and subversive messaging, highlighting the importance of treating disabled individuals as capable and autonomous. They also touch on the need for more inclusive representation in media, and the impact of assumptions on disabled individuals. Overall, they express their enthusiasm for the ad and its positive portrayal of disability.
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You’ve seen it, but if you haven’t: Click here to see the ad.
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[121] This Ad Is So Cool!

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Isn’t it ironic how we’re talking about oversharing on a podcast? Yeah, we didn’t think this one through. But it turns out, we did!
 
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[120] Oversharing

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Look, we’ve talked about anger before. But as disabled people, we gotta be careful when we get angry. And how much we get angry. And how often we get angry. And how we sound when we’re angry. And, and, and… let’s talk about it.
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[119] Anger is Okay Sometimes

we lament twitter but also it kinda sucks now but also also disabled people really used it for a lot of good work????? it’s complicated, man…
xoxo,
emily and kyle
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