In this episode we fangirl over American Girl dolls and talk about why there isn’t any freakin’ representation in toys, man. A transcript for this episode can be found here.

Celebrate your holidays with us with this little minisode. We hope you had a FABULOUS 2019. And we’ll see you in 2020. We’ve got SO much exciting stuff to share with you all! ❤️

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Ryan J. Haddad is an actor, playwright, director, and all around cool person. He’s starring in the Netflix show The Politician, where he plays Andrew, a quick-witted high school senior with cerebral palsy. We talked with him about disability, representation, and just how freaking cool it is that there’s a person with cerebral palsy in a show on a major streaming service!

Find Ryan on Social @ryanjhaddad on all platforms, and check him out at www.ryanjhaddad.com

 

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We’re NOT doctors. This is not medical advice.

Hi, we talked about cannabis in this episode. A transcript for this episode can be found here. The transcript for this episode was sponsored by SeamlessDocs.

 

Notes from this episode: Study Finds Cannabis Dispensaries Reduce Opioid Deaths by 21%, Medical Marijuana Use Worker Protections Growing, Rulings Show, A Marijuana Wake-Up Call on Accommodating Employees with Disabilities

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Kings’s website

CN: We swear in this episode

Can you believe it took us THIS long to do an episode on bathrooms? I mean, we’re called The Accessible Stall!

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This episode of The Accessible Stall is sponsored by the law firm of Bizer & DeReus. The Law Firm of Bizer & DeReus concentrates on increasing access for persons with disabilities and minority groups through litigation. For a free consultation, call Andrew Bizer at 504-619-9999. Or, email [email protected]. The attorneys at Bizer & DeReus are admitted to practice law in New York, Louisiana, Illinois, and Missouri, and often partner with attorneys in other states.

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NB: The acronym ADAAG is used a lot in this episode. This is what it refers to.

Content note: Various eye related discussions

Spoiler warning: Toy Story 4

Emily goes blind and we talk about it. She can see now, don’t worry.

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We’re so glad to be bringing you this episode sponsored by ClipDifferent! The ClipDifferent Pro is a revolutionary, first-of-its kind, automatic fingernail clipper that safely trims fingernails with the simple touch of a button. We had the chance to review it and yes, it really does work! We’re big fans!

First, we chat about adaptive and accessible technology. Then, stick around as we interview Tom McMullen, Jr., the inventor of the ClipDifferent. His story and insights are worth the listen!

Want your own ClipDifferent Pro? They’re offering a discount code for our listeners! Just enter “Accessible Stall” at checkout.

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We love story time episodes! So here’s one! We also talk about media representation and compare and contrast Special to The Upside. 

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CW: This episode includes discussion of suicide.

We’re so excited to bring you this interview with the reigning Disability Hashtag Queen, Imani Barbarin. Imani is a writer, blogger, public speaker, and social media advocate hailing from the Philadelphia area. A graduate of the Masters in Global Communications program at the American University of Paris, she uses her skills to advocate for the representation, inclusion and empowerment of disabled people at the intersections of race and feminism.

 

Follow Imani everywhere:

Facebook, Twitter, Instagram

Check out some of the hashtags Imani started:

#DisTheOscars

#ThingsDisabledPeopleKnow

#AbledsAreWeird

#OneForSeven

After we recorded this episode, Emily started a viral hashtag: #InaccessibilityMeans.

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