2026. The technology is better, but the care is worse. In this raw episode of Infinite Voices Carry On, Lisandra (Summer Moon), Kevin (Hatchy), and Justin (J Cops) return for the New Year to tackle the elephant in the room: Where did the empathy go? We debate the heartbreaking shift from "Old School" PCA's who became family, to "New School" workers who treat us like a transaction. Is it the worker's fault, or is the system broken? Episode Chapters: 00:00 - Happy New Year 2026! We are back. 02:35 - The Big Question: Are we people or just a paycheck? 07:12 - "Old School" (Family) vs. "New School" (Gig Worker) mentalities. 12:45 - The "Hamburger Incident": Cooking vs. just "Meal Prep." 18:50 - The Agency Problem: Sending "warm bodies" instead of trained care. 26:15 - The "EVV" Nightmare: How tracking apps destroy human connection. 33:00 - A Call to Action: Building a community that fights back. seo_tags: #DisabilityRights #PCAcare #HomeCareCrisis #MassHealth #IndependentLiving #CerebralPalsy #DisabilityAdvocacy #EVV #CaregiverBurnout #InfiniteVoicesCarryOn 

Justin “Jay Cops” Coppola Jr. emphasizes the urgent need for updated **emergency action plans** and evacuation plans in schools, particularly for students with disabilities. The discussion addresses the lack of preparedness and the necessity of emergency preparedness to ensure safety during natural disasters. Join the conversation and share your thoughts on what other topics you would love to see us cover next.

Welcome to the very first episode of "Infinite Voices Carry On. This podcast focuses on the inclusion of people with all types of disabilities, whether they are visible or invisible to the human eye And the surrounding ones. Our goal with this podcast is to provide a place for everyone's voice to be heard and validated. Please join us in our life mission as we explore various topics of interest and how each situation, although challenging for each individual, can unite with similar experiences and express multiple viewpoints as we navigate the triumphs and tribulations that each of us faces living with various disabilities.

• The importance of addressing current events and their impact on society.
• Racial sensitivity in education is crucial for future generations.
• America's identity is shaped by its diverse cultures and communities.
• Disabled individuals contribute significantly to society and should not be underestimated.
• Leadership plays a vital role in shaping public perceptions and policies.
• Building a supportive community is essential for progress and unity.
• Open dialogue is necessary for understanding different viewpoints.
• Family and heritage are essential in shaping personal identity.
• The media has a powerful influence on public opinion and should be held accountable.
• Everyone deserves a chance to succeed, regardless of their background.

• The podcast aims to be a bridge of communication for the disabled community.
• Lissandra emphasizes the importance of sharing personal experiences with disability.
• Creating a safe space for dialogue is crucial for empowerment.
• The podcast seeks to change the perception of disabilities in society.
• Invisible disabilities deserve recognition and understanding.
• Community support is essential for individuals with disabilities.
• The mission is to break down barriers and stereotypes.
• Listeners are encouraged to share their topics and concerns.
• The podcast aims to leave a legacy for future generations.
• Unity and support within the community can lead to strength.