Being in a wheelchair doesn't stop Hannah from being able to be a nurse; she may have to do things differently but it does not stop her from having her dream career. In this episode, I talked to Hannah, who happens to be in a wheelchair, about her career as a nurse.

The talented singer/songwriter Brigetta joins me to talk about being diagnosed with lupus in 2020 and how it has changed her mindset. we talk all about the physical, emotional and mental effects of having lupus and much more.

In this episode I talk to Arielle.Arielle Rausin is a professional wheelchair racer from southwest Florida. She graduated from University of Illinois where she also started her company, Ingenium Manufacturing, that creates 3D printed wheelchair racing gloves for athletes around the world. In her spare time, she enjoys cooking, traveling, and adaptive rock climbing.

In this episode I talk to Nikki Walsh who is a wheelchair using fitness trainer and nutritionist. Nikki Walsh is a NASM Certified Personal Trainer and nutrition coach. She was paralyzed in a car accident in 2018, and decided to continue her pursing her passion in health and fitness as a wheelchair user. She renewed her certification, and started training other wheelchair users to become stronger and achieve their fitness goals. She puts her clients through an adaptive fitness test to create a plan specific for them, their body, and their goals. She hopes to make fitness inclusive for all.

in this episode  I talk Keah Brown,  who is a journalist, author, studying actress and screenwriter. She is the recipient of Ulta Beauty’s Muse 100 award, Which is a celebration of 100 inspirational voices around beauty, she is one of The Root’s 100 most influential African Americans of 2018. Keah is the creator of the viral hashtag, #DisabledAndCute. Her work has appeared in Town & Country Magazine, Teen Vogue, Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, Marie Claire UK, And The New York Times, among other publications. Her Debut essay collection, The Pretty One is out now. Her debut picture book, Sam’s Super Seats is out now via Kokila books.

In this episode, I talked to Instagram and TikTok influencer Grace Nova. Grace has Escobar syndrome and uses her social media platforms to spread disability awareness and positivity. We talk about what he fired her to start using her platform to inspire others as well as what types of challenges she faces on a daily basis due to her disability.

In this episode I talked to Alex about being diagnosed with Chiari malformation when she was in high school and how it has affected her throughout her life.

This episode I talked to Savannah and Jacob about how they met And fell in love and how they have adapted to being in a interabled relationship

Izzie and David are a disabled couple who are high school sweet hearts. Through their love they thrive to encourage other disabled people to take the chance and date another disabled person. Izzie is also an activist for disability rights and works to provide sexual education to those with disabilities. Follow @izziebullock.

She also works with Pure Romance: https://www.pureromance.com/isabellabullock.

Diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome at the age of 13, he found opportunities within his difference. He began speaking in schools all over the US and even Canada, spreading not only awareness of Tourette Syndrome but people’s differences in general; saying, “Everybody’s got something. And we have to accept ourselves and accept others, regardless of what that “something,” is.” This opened up opportunities to be on Disney Channel, work with Zac Brown Band and his Camp Southern Ground, work side by side with Rascal Flatts, and so much more.

Now 23, he is releasing a song every single month. The music sounds like nobody but Dylan Brady. Somewhere between pop and country and so much so that people fight about what to even call it… and that’s exactly how he wants it. Follow @dylancbrady

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