In this episode Kaira Supersayan and I discuss our personal hells and how we overcame them to become who we are today. We also explain how we reflect upon these experiences and waht we learned from them as we look back on them several years later.

Servant'oCats, Kaira Supersayan and I discuss our favorite Valentine's Day  memories as well as share our favorite Valentine's Day stories as we remember our favorite Valentine's Day experiences. As well as discuss our favorite memories with signifigant other's both past and present. 

ring in the holidays by kicking back and enjoying as Kaira Supersayan and I discuss our favorite holiday traditions as well as favorite gifts, least favorite gifts, holiday memories, and much more. 

Kaira Supersayan and I discuss our roads to competitive integrated employment and how we used various forms of self advocacy to get to where we are today in the workforce we also give advice for those who are still in high school and who will be entering the workforce soon we give tips and provide advice to those who are also going to be graduating college soon as well 

Imagine not being able to live your life the way you want. Imagine not being able to make your own decisions for yourself or, be with the one you love. Denverqueen experienced these things and more while she lived under guardianship for 15 years of her adult life. She tells her story of what she experienced while under guardianship and how she was able to free herself from the hell she had to endure 

disability rights advocate kyblueblood returns to tell the epic conclusion to her story of what it was like growing up in the 1960's with siblings that had disabilities. She also discusses the hardships her family faced during this time due to a lack of services and supports as well as the emotional impact that it had on her and her family. Later, she discusses what needs to be done in order to make sure that Kentuckians with intellectual and developmental disabilities get the services and supports that they need in order to be able to live in the commmunity and are able to enjoy the same opportunities and experience life the same as their typically developing peers. 

In this episode disability rights advocate Robin Rider Osbourne returns to continue telling her story of life in the 1960's with a disorder. She picks up where she left off as she discusses being devalued and how her life changed after being diagnosed with a mental illness. She then goes on to discuss how her life changed after going off of medications which she took for her mental illness and how her quality of life improved. I then briefly discuss how Dr. Wolf Wlfensberger's theory of Social Role Valorization (SRV) came to be in the 1960's and how it can be used in today's society. The episode concludes with Robin asking for systemic change in Kentucky for individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities to bring Kentucky into the 21st century and encourages today's youth who are preparing to be self advocates to use this story as a history lesson so that future Kentuckians with disabilities will not have to go through the same painful history as those before them 

In this episode, Common The Crusher and I discuss what steps could have been taken by WWE and Vince McMahon in order to save Chris Benoit's life following the passing of his close friend Eddie Gurerro. We also discuss the events that led up to the tragedy as well as discuss different things that could have been done differently by WWE in order to give Chris Benoit the time he needed to grieve and to get the help that he needed for himself as well as his family. We also give some advice to promotors in the wrestling business as it relates to mental health and addressing tallent within any wrestling promotion as it relates to mental health so that this sort of thing never happens again.  Please Note: I accidentally said the events that happened on June 25th 2007 happened 26 years ago. I was incorrect. They took place 15 years ago and Eddie's passing was 17 years ago.