Palsy Power with Cody and Tylia

🎙️ **NEW EPISODE OF PALSY POWER!** ✝️❤️

**God's Timing: When Life Doesn't Go According to Plan**

Have you ever made plans, only for God to completely change them?

In this brand-new episode of *Palsy Power*, Cody and I sit down for a heartfelt conversation about God's perfect timing, unexpected challenges, and learning to trust Him when life takes a turn we never saw coming.

From Cody unexpectedly being diagnosed with COVID-19 to a hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico threatening to affect Florida, we've been reminded that life doesn't always unfold the way we expect. But even when our plans change, God's presence never does.

We discuss the importance of **not giving up, holding on to faith, and remembering that God's timing is greater than our own.**

We also reflect on the heartbreaking case of Colleen Slemmer, the fact that her convicted killer has not been executed, and our thoughts on the sentence handed down. We share our perspective on justice, accountability, and how our Christian faith shapes the way we understand difficult situations.

Throughout this episode, we remind listeners of one powerful truth: **God has a time and purpose for everything, even when we don't understand what He's doing.**

📖 **Ecclesiastes 3:1:** "To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven."

❤️ Whether you're facing illness, unexpected changes, disappointment, or uncertainty about tomorrow, this episode is a reminder that you are never walking through life's storms alone.

**Your plans may change, but God's faithfulness never will.**

🎧 Tune in to this powerful new episode of *Palsy Power* with Cody and me!

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September 11 Didn’t End on September 11

⚠️ CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains strong language and frank discussions of terrorism, death, trauma, 911 calls, discrimination, and the September 11, 2001 attacks. Listener discretion is advised.

Twenty-five years later, September 11 is not simply a chapter in an American history book.

In this deeply personal and uncensored episode of Palsy Power, Cody and Tylia look beyond the images that have been replayed for decades and talk about the people, consequences, questions, and controversies that remain with America today.

We remember the extraordinary courage of Welles Crowther—the “Man in the Red Bandanna”—and other ordinary people who became heroes on an unimaginable morning. We discuss the haunting 911 calls and the survivors who are still here to tell their stories.

We also confront one of the most frustrating realities surrounding 9/11: 25 years later, the legal process still isn't finished. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged mastermind of the attacks, and other alleged plotters are currently scheduled for a military trial beginning in 2028.

We talk about the emotions expressed by 9/11 families during the 25th-anniversary remembrance, including their continuing demands for answers and accountability, and what it means that the anniversary ceremony has now added a seventh moment of silence recognizing those who later died from 9/11-related illnesses.

Cody and Tylia also remember where they were when America changed, what the world felt like in the years after September 11, and how growing up in post-9/11 America helped shape the people—and the voices behind Palsy Power—that they are today.

But this conversation doesn't stop in 2001.

We tackle the new controversy surrounding how Texas plans to teach high-school students about Islam and September 11, including the decision to identify “radical Islam” as motivating the attacks and concerns from Muslim students, advocates, educators, and some curriculum experts about stereotyping an entire faith because of terrorism committed by extremists.

And we make something very clear: condemning Osama bin Laden, al-Qaeda, and the murder of innocent people does not require condemning Muslims as a people. Understanding the historical circumstances and motivations behind terrorism is not the same thing as excusing terrorism or sympathizing with its perpetrators.

We talk openly about why Americans must be able to teach the truth about September 11 while refusing to judge innocent people because of their race, ethnicity, nationality, or religion.

This episode is emotional. It's uncomfortable. At times, it's angry. And yes, Cody and Tylia use some strong language.

Because September 11 didn't end when the towers fell.

For survivors, families, first responders, communities, and an entire generation of Americans who grew up in the world it created, its consequences are still being lived today.

This is Palsy Power: September 11 Didn’t End on September 11.

Is MySpace really making a comeback? In this episode of Palsy Power with Cody & Tylia, we dive into the surprising news surrounding MySpace and how social media has changed over the years.

Cody and Tylia take listeners back to the early days of online friendships and relationships, sharing how platforms like MySpace helped people connect across miles and build meaningful relationships. They reflect on the role social media has played in bringing people together, creating communities, and opening doors that never would have existed before.

The conversation also turns personal as Tylia opens up about her complicated relationship with today's social media. She shares why she has grown tired of platforms like Facebook, discussing the negativity, constant comparisons, and drama that can make social media feel overwhelming. Together, Cody and Tylia explore the balance between using technology as a tool for connection while making sure it never replaces real relationships, faith, and authentic community.

Join them for an honest conversation filled with nostalgia, laughter, and thoughtful discussion about how the internet has evolved—from customized MySpace profiles to today's social media landscape—and what it means for Christians navigating the digital world.

Topics include:

The return of MySpace and why people are talking about it

How social media has changed over the years

How people once used MySpace to build genuine friendships

Cody and Tylia's thoughts on online relationships and connection

Tylia's honest feelings about Facebook and modern social media

Keeping Christ at the center in a digital age

Whether you're nostalgic for the early 2000s or wondering where social media is headed next, this episode offers a faith-filled conversation about technology, relationships, and staying connected in ways that truly matter.

Episode Description

This month on Palsy Power with Cody & Tylia, we're celebrating Father's Day by sharing some of our favorite memories about the men who helped shape our lives.

Join us as we reflect on the lessons our fathers taught us, the ways they supported us through life with cerebral palsy, and the funny stories that still make us laugh today. From unforgettable moments and family traditions to the wisdom they've passed down, this episode is filled with gratitude, humor, and heartfelt conversation.

Whether your father is your biggest cheerleader, your role model, or someone whose memory you cherish, we hope this episode reminds you of the impact fathers and father figures can have on our lives.

Grab your favorite drink, settle in, and celebrate Father's Day with us as we honor the dads who helped make us who we are.

Here’s a strong, thoughtful YouTube description for the *Palsy Power* episode:

In this episode of *Palsy Power*, Cody and Tylia have an honest conversation about the recent controversy surrounding public influencer Aaron Rose and the statements made connecting cerebral palsy to gender identity.

As two adults living with cerebral palsy, we felt it was important to speak up — not from hate, but from concern about how these narratives may affect the public’s understanding of people with CP.

Cerebral palsy is a neurological disability. It is not a gender, an identity crisis, or something that determines a person’s worth.

In a world already filled with misunderstanding surrounding disability, we believe representation matters. We discuss how viral statements can impact children with CP, families, churches, and the disability community as a whole while also sharing our personal experiences, faith, and perspective.

This episode is about truth, compassion, awareness, and breaking harmful stigmas.

“Fearfully and wonderfully made.” — Psalm 139:14

#PalsyPower #CerebralPalsy #DisabilityAwareness #ChristianPodcast #FaithAndDisability #CPAwareness #DisabilityAdvocacy

In this episode of Palsy Power Podcast, Tylia and Cody pull back on the reins and say “whoa” to the challenges that many people with cerebral palsy face when it comes to independence and housing. From navigating accessible living spaces to discussing the realities of maintaining autonomy as adults with disabilities, the conversation gets real, honest, and encouraging.

Tylia and Cody share personal insights about what independence means for people with cerebral palsy, the barriers that still exist in housing, and why conversations about accessibility and support systems matter more than ever. Along the way, the episode also brings plenty of heart and humor—including a delicious shout-out to Tylia’s mom’s famous pernil, which may or may not steal the spotlight for a moment.

The episode closes with a meaningful reflection on Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month, celebrating resilience, advocacy, and the strength of the CP community.

Real talk, faith, food, advocacy, and laughter—this episode has a little bit of everything.

In this fun, honest, and heartfelt Q&A episode of Palsy Power, Cody and Tylia sit down to answer some of the most asked, most unexpected, and most talked-about questions from our listeners — yes, even those questions 😅

We talk openly about life with cerebral palsy, relationships, faith, love, and the questions fans are always curious about — along with addressing comments from people who don’t always understand or agree with what we share. Nothing is off-limits, and everything comes from a place of truth and grace.

Plus, we share updates from our latest visit, what life has looked like behind the scenes lately, and yes — there’s singing 🎶 because it wouldn’t be a Palsy Power episode without it.

This episode is about showing up as we are, answering honestly, laughing through it, and reminding everyone that disability doesn’t cancel joy, love, or purpose.

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🎤 Stay for the music.

✨ Leave reminded that representation matters.

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In this inspiring episode of Palsy Power, Tylia and Cody take to the field — not the football field, but the one called life. Using football as a powerful analogy for living with cerebral palsy, they break down how every challenge, setback, and victory feels like part of God’s divine game plan.

From learning to “call audibles” when life changes direction, to finding strength in their “teammates” through faith, family, and perseverance, Tylia and Cody remind listeners that you don’t punt on purpose when God’s still moving the ball forward.

Together, they share personal stories of determination, teamwork, and the unshakable belief that no matter how tough the game gets, faith always wins in overtime.

In this brand-new episode of Palsy Power, Cody and Tylia dive into two powerful conversations that challenge perspectives and spark faith-filled dialogue.

In the opening minutes, the duo reflects on the legacy of Charlie Kirk and his impact on Christianity today, discussing how his voice has shaped conversations within the church and beyond.

From there, the conversation shifts to an honest and faith-centered discussion on the subject of sexual intimacy. Cody and Tylia explore how intimacy, faith, and personal experiences all tie into the greater message of looking beyond the chair—reminding listeners that our worth and value in Christ extend far beyond any limitations others may perceive.

Packed with heartfelt insights, real talk, and encouragement, this episode shows how faith can intersect with everyday life in unexpected ways. Tune in now for another meaningful conversation on Palsy Power with Cody and Tylia.

This month on Palsy Power, hosts Cody and Tylia dive into your most burning questions about podcasting. From behind-the-scenes insights to personal experiences, they answer everything you’ve been curious to ask about life as a podcast host. Tune in for an engaging and candid conversation that brings you closer to the heart of Palsy Power.