On today's episode, Adam talks with Brad Miller. Brad lives with Becker Muscular Dystrophy, and is from Ontario, Canada. He runs a blog called “My Beckers Story” which raises awareness about his condition and about general issues people with disabilities face. Brad was able to overcome childhood bullying, and was able to overcome the problems that come with finding a job as a disabled individual. He has also written a book called “Fighting Towards Victory” which details his life with Becker Muscular Dystrophy and all the issues that come with the condition.

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Brad's Blog: www.mybeckersstory.blogspot.com

Hosted by Adam Malone

Executive produced by Adam Malone and Kyle Friar

On today's episode of The Handicapable Podcast, Adam interviews Dr. Ryan Russell, Ph.D. Ryan lives in Kansas City, Missouri and has Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Ryan has a PhD in Psychology, Master of Education and is a health and mindset coach with his wife Angela. Ryan and Angela offer their services through their site, lifeonpositivity.com, where they help people live their best lives. He and his wife also have a podcast launching soon on their site. Ryan has not let his disability stop him from pursuing his passion and does not take no for an answer. He wants to use his story to inspire others with and without disabilities to push themselves to the limit.

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Hosted by Adam Malone

Executive produced by Adam Malone and Kyle Friar

On this episode of The Handicapable Podcast, Adam talks with Kevin Christopher Fox. Kevin lives with primary lateral sclerosis (PLS), a motor-neuron disease that affects body movement. He graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from DePaul University in 1995 since then he has acted in numerous productions and directed shows. Although his diagnosis may affect his ability to act in shows, it hasn’t prevented him from doing what he loves. Kevin advocates for those with disabilities through his podcast and social media page wtflerosis, which combines his love of acting with meaningful discussions about life with a disability. Kevin is helping us change the world, one story at a time.

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Hosted by Adam Malone

Executive produced by Adam Malone and Kyle Friar

Adam gives a brief message concluding season 1.

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On this episode of The Handicapable Podcast, Adam interviews Shannon Bonardy. Shannon lives with hard-of-hearing and has 2 children. She advocates for invisible disabilities and wants to show anyone who will listen how to accept themselves for who they are. Shannon shares her journey as a hard-of-hearing mother through her Instagram page and offers support to others in her situation. She wants to show that anyone can overcome their obstacles no matter the circumstances!

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On this episode of The Handicapable Podcast, Adam talks with Dr. George Ackerman. George has been an advocate for Parkinson's disease since his mother's passing in 2020. Through his website togetherforsharon.com, he continues to spread awareness about the disease. George has written 3 books, the 2 part "Voices of Resilience" and "A Son's Journey", all surrounding the topic of Parkinson's disease. He wants to show that everyone who has to go through the journey of the disease themselves, or through a loved one, is not alone in the fight.

Together For Sharon: www.togetherforsharon.com

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On this episode of The Handicapable Podcast, Adam interviews Monica Quimby! Monica became a paraplegic after a skiing accident when she was a sophomore in college. She now plays para-ice hockey for Team USA and the Tampa Bay Lightning. Monica was also Miss Wheelchair Maine in 2011 and continues to push for awareness in the disability community.

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On this special episode of The Handicapable Podcast, Adam interviews Tobias Forrest and John Lawson, the stars in the new authentically cast film "Daruma"! This new film is executive produced by two-time Academy Award-winning director Peter Farrelly ("Dumb and Dumber," "The Green Book," "The Three Stooges," and more!). Tobias is a quadriplegic, and John is a double-hand amputee. This film is one of the few movies where the leads are disabled, but the story has nothing to do with disabilities. Patrick (Tobias Forrest) must enlist the help of his cantankerous neighbor Robert (John Lawson) to transport the four-year-old daughter he never knew he had to live with her maternal grandparents on the other side of the country.

"Daruma" - Available on Amazon and iTunes on November 15th. www.darumamovie.com.

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On this episode of The Handicapable Podcast, Adam continues his conversation with Abby Lehner. Abby shares her career journey and talks about living independently. We also touch on topics surrounding dating as well. If you haven't listened to part 1, do that before listening to this one!

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On this two-part episode of The Handicapable Podcast, Adam interviews Abby Lehner! Abby has Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), and is from Boston, Massachusetts. She is able to show that with the right mindset, independence is never out of reach! Join us on a conversation all about her journey to independence from her career to dating and so much more!

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