In July's wrap-up discussion episode of Super Adaptables, hosts Corey "Pheez" Lee and Jonathan Sigworth reflect on the month's deep dive into food assistance programs, discussing the fragile policy frameworks that we rely on to feed ourselves, and how food aid in the U.S. and around the world is being withheld and weaponized.This year on Super Adaptables, we’re diving deep into social safety net programs - a new topic each month with weekly episodes - exploring how they function, their challenges, and their impact on all our lives.🎙️Hosts:🎤 Jonathan Sigworth – C7 quadriplegic, More Than Walking CEO🎤 Corey “Pheez” Lee – C4 quadriplegic, More Than Walking Peer Mentor Coordinator, Hip Hop artist🔹 Join the Conversation📩 Sign up for our newsletter & Zoom events: https://www.morethanwalking.com/register🎧 Listen on your favorite podcast platform or YouTube – Search "More Than Walking" or "Super Adaptables"🔹 Get Involved in Disability Advocacy🤝 Connect with advocacy organizations: https://bit.ly/MTWAdvocacyNetwork📢 Share this podcast with friends (email template): https://bit.ly/ShareSuperAdaptables🔹 DisclaimerThe views expressed on this podcast are those of individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect those of More Than Walking. Super Adaptables is made possible in part by a grant from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center. The information provided and opinions expressed in these podcasts do not necessarily reflect the views of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation. For more information about the Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center visit www.christopherreeve.org.

In July's expert discussion episode of Super Adaptables, hosts Corey "Pheez" Lee and Jonathan Sigworth are joined by Jennie Hirsch, Chief of Staff at Connecticut Foodshare, to discuss local and federal food assistance programs and how people in need can best access those resources.

This year on Super Adaptables, we’re diving deep into social safety net programs - a new topic each month with weekly episodes - exploring how they function, their challenges, and their impact on all our lives.

🎙️Hosts:

🎤 Jonathan Sigworth – C7 quadriplegic, More Than Walking CEO

🎤 Corey “Pheez” Lee – C4 quadriplegic, More Than Walking Peer Mentor Coordinator, Hip Hop artist

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The views expressed on this podcast are those of individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect those of More Than Walking. Super Adaptables is made possible in part by a grant from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center. The information provided and opinions expressed in these podcasts do not necessarily reflect the views of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation. For more information about the Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center visit www.christopherreeve.org.

In July's community discussion episode of Super Adaptables, hosts Corey "Pheez" Lee and Jonathan Sigworth discuss with other guests their experience of receiving food assistance such as S.N.A.P. and the complexities of remaining eligible even with a disability.

This year on Super Adaptables, we’re diving deep into social safety net programs - a new topic each month with weekly episodes - exploring how they function, their challenges, and their impact on all our lives.

🎙️Hosts:

🎤 Jonathan Sigworth – C7 quadriplegic, More Than Walking CEO

🎤 Corey “Pheez” Lee – C4 quadriplegic, More Than Walking Peer Mentor Coordinator, Hip Hop artist

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The views expressed on this podcast are those of individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect those of More Than Walking. Super Adaptables is made possible in part by a grant from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center. The information provided and opinions expressed in these podcasts do not necessarily reflect the views of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation. For more information about the Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center visit www.christopherreeve.org.

In July's introductory episode of Super Adaptables, hosts Corey “Pheez” Lee and Jonathan Sigworth dive into the origins of domestic USA food assistance programs and how they may be impacted by impending funding cuts and additional eligibility requirements resulting from Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which is now law.

This year on Super Adaptables, we’re diving deep into social safety net programs - a new topic each month with weekly episodes - exploring how they function, their challenges, and their impact on all our lives.

🎙️Hosts:

🎤 Jonathan Sigworth – C7 quadriplegic, More Than Walking CEO

🎤 Corey “Pheez” Lee – C4 quadriplegic, More Than Walking Peer Mentor Coordinator, Hip Hop artist

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The views expressed on this podcast are those of individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect those of More Than Walking. Super Adaptables is made possible in part by a grant from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center. The information provided and opinions expressed in these podcasts do not necessarily reflect the views of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation. For more information about the Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center visit www.christopherreeve.org.

In June's wrap-up discussion episode of Super Adaptables, hosts Corey "Pheez" Lee and Jonathan Sigworth reflect on the month's deep dive into accessible (and affordable) housing and the urgency with which we need to address this longstanding issue of housing shortages in the face of rising wealth inequality, climate change, and global conflict.This year on Super Adaptables, we’re diving deep into social safety net programs - a new topic each month with weekly episodes - exploring how they function, their challenges, and their impact on all our lives.🎙️Hosts:🎤 Jonathan Sigworth – C7 quadriplegic, More Than Walking CEO🎤 Corey “Pheez” Lee – C4 quadriplegic, More Than Walking Peer Mentor Coordinator, Hip Hop artist🔹 Join the Conversation📩 Sign up for our newsletter & Zoom events: https://www.morethanwalking.com/register🎧 Listen on your favorite podcast platform or YouTube – Search "More Than Walking" or "Super Adaptables"🔹 Get Involved in Disability Advocacy🤝 Connect with advocacy organizations: https://bit.ly/MTWAdvocacyNetwork📢 Share this podcast with friends (email template): https://bit.ly/ShareSuperAdaptables🔹 DisclaimerThe views expressed on this podcast are those of individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect those of More Than Walking. Super Adaptables is made possible in part by a grant from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center. The information provided and opinions expressed in these podcasts do not necessarily reflect the views of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation. For more information about the Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center visit www.christopherreeve.org.

In June's expert discussion episode of Super Adaptables, hosts Corey "Pheez" Lee and Jonathan Sigworth are joined by Lynn Graf from Berkshire Hathaway Home Services, and Cecilia Lewis from Independent Northwest and Money Follows the Person, to break down the variety of programs that do and can exist (we need more) to guarantee the human right of accessible and affordable housing.This year on Super Adaptables, we’re diving deep into social safety net programs - a new topic each month with weekly episodes - exploring how they function, their challenges, and their impact on all our lives.🎙️Hosts:🎤 Jonathan Sigworth – C7 quadriplegic, More Than Walking CEO🎤 Corey “Pheez” Lee – C4 quadriplegic, More Than Walking Peer Mentor Coordinator, Hip Hop artist🔹 Join the Conversation📩 Sign up for our newsletter & Zoom events: https://www.morethanwalking.com/register🎧 Listen on your favorite podcast platform or YouTube – Search "More Than Walking" or "Super Adaptables"🔹 Get Involved in Disability Advocacy🤝 Connect with advocacy organizations: https://bit.ly/MTWAdvocacyNetwork📢 Share this podcast with friends (email template): https://bit.ly/ShareSuperAdaptables🔹 DisclaimerThe views expressed on this podcast are those of individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect those of More Than Walking. Super Adaptables is made possible in part by a grant from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center. The information provided and opinions expressed in these podcasts do not necessarily reflect the views of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation. For more information about the Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center visit www.christopherreeve.org.

In June's community discussion episode of Super Adaptables, hosts Corey "Pheez" Lee and Jonathan Sigworth discuss with other guests their experience of pursuing accessible housing and the challenges that many face to own a home while receiving disability benefits, especially when marriage is involved.This year on Super Adaptables, we’re diving deep into social safety net programs - a new topic each month with weekly episodes - exploring how they function, their challenges, and their impact on all our lives.🎙️Hosts:🎤 Jonathan Sigworth – C7 quadriplegic, More Than Walking CEO🎤 Corey “Pheez” Lee – C4 quadriplegic, More Than Walking Peer Mentor Coordinator, Hip Hop artist🔹 Join the Conversation📩 Sign up for our newsletter & Zoom events: https://www.morethanwalking.com/register🎧 Listen on your favorite podcast platform or YouTube – Search "More Than Walking" or "Super Adaptables"🔹 Get Involved in Disability Advocacy🤝 Connect with advocacy organizations: https://bit.ly/MTWAdvocacyNetwork📢 Share this podcast with friends (email template): https://bit.ly/ShareSuperAdaptables🔹 DisclaimerThe views expressed on this podcast are those of individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect those of More Than Walking. Super Adaptables is made possible in part by a grant from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center. The information provided and opinions expressed in these podcasts do not necessarily reflect the views of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation. For more information about the Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center visit www.christopherreeve.org.

In June's introductory episode of Super Adaptables, hosts Corey “Pheez” Lee and Jonathan Sigworth dive into the issues surrounding accessible and affordable housing, including their own personal experiences post-injury of going from living in their parents' living rooms to owning their own homes.This year on Super Adaptables, we’re diving deep into social safety net programs - a new topic each month with weekly episodes - exploring how they function, their challenges, and their impact on all our lives.🎙️Hosts:🎤 Jonathan Sigworth – C7 quadriplegic, More Than Walking CEO🎤 Corey “Pheez” Lee – C4 quadriplegic, More Than Walking Peer Mentor Coordinator, Hip Hop artist🔹 Join the Conversation📩 Sign up for our newsletter & Zoom events: https://www.morethanwalking.com/register🎧 Listen on your favorite podcast platform or YouTube – Search "More Than Walking" or "Super Adaptables"🔹 Get Involved in Disability Advocacy🤝 Connect with advocacy organizations: https://bit.ly/MTWAdvocacyNetwork📢 Share this podcast with friends (email template): https://bit.ly/ShareSuperAdaptables🔹 DisclaimerThe views expressed on this podcast are those of individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect those of More Than Walking. Super Adaptables is made possible in part by a grant from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center. The information provided and opinions expressed in these podcasts do not necessarily reflect the views of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation. For more information about the Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center visit www.christopherreeve.org.

In May's wrap-up discussion episode of Super Adaptables, hosts Corey "Pheez" Lee and Jonathan Sigworth reflect on the month's deep dive into Due Process and the need for all of us to stay vigilant in order to protect this most important right and "social safety net" in a functioning democracy.This year on Super Adaptables, we’re diving deep into social safety net programs - a new topic each month with weekly episodes - exploring how they function, their challenges, and their impact on all our lives.🎙️Hosts:🎤 Jonathan Sigworth – C7 quadriplegic, More Than Walking CEO🎤 Corey “Pheez” Lee – C4 quadriplegic, More Than Walking Peer Mentor Coordinator, Hip Hop artist🔹 Join the Conversation📩 Sign up for our newsletter & Zoom events: https://www.morethanwalking.com/register🎧 Listen on your favorite podcast platform or YouTube – Search "More Than Walking" or "Super Adaptables"🔹 Get Involved in Disability Advocacy🤝 Connect with advocacy organizations: https://bit.ly/MTWAdvocacyNetwork📢 Share this podcast with friends (email template): https://bit.ly/ShareSuperAdaptables🔹 DisclaimerThe views expressed on this podcast are those of individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect those of More Than Walking. Super Adaptables is made possible in part by a grant from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center. The information provided and opinions expressed in these podcasts do not necessarily reflect the views of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation. For more information about the Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center visit www.christopherreeve.org.

In May's expert discussion episode of Super Adaptables, hosts Corey "Pheez" Lee and Jonathan Sigworth are joined by Sheldon Toubman from Disability Rights Connecticut, Kathy Flaherty from Connecticut Legal Rights Project, and Jamaal Johnson from the Law office of JT Johnson (CT) to break down what the constitutional rights of Due Process and Habeas Corpus mean and how they can be jeopardized.This year on Super Adaptables, we’re diving deep into social safety net programs - a new topic each month with weekly episodes - exploring how they function, their challenges, and their impact on all our lives.🎙️Hosts:🎤 Jonathan Sigworth – C7 quadriplegic, More Than Walking CEO🎤 Corey “Pheez” Lee – C4 quadriplegic, More Than Walking Peer Mentor Coordinator, Hip Hop artist🔹 Join the Conversation📩 Sign up for our newsletter & Zoom events: https://www.morethanwalking.com/register🎧 Listen on your favorite podcast platform or YouTube – Search "More Than Walking" or "Super Adaptables"🔹 Get Involved in Disability Advocacy🤝 Connect with advocacy organizations: https://bit.ly/MTWAdvocacyNetwork📢 Share this podcast with friends (email template): https://bit.ly/ShareSuperAdaptables🔹 DisclaimerThe views expressed on this podcast are those of individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect those of More Than Walking. Super Adaptables is made possible in part by a grant from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center. The information provided and opinions expressed in these podcasts do not necessarily reflect the views of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation. For more information about the Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center visit www.christopherreeve.org.