The Way We See It Podcast

In this episode, The Unseen Crew has a candid conversation that deals with the feeling of hierarchy within the disabled community.

In this episode, The Unseen Crew has a conversation about the importance of having a social life as a person with a Disability.

Bonus episode alert!!! Check out this bonus episode of The Way We See It podcast. This time we had a live conversation with the director of Signal Center Deardra McGee. With The Signal Centers Accessibility Awareness Summit approaching, The Unseen Crew has a sit down conversation with Deardra McGee talking about bridging the gap to the sighted world and how she herself assist those with disabilities not only by advocating for those with disabilities to have accessibilities in the outer world, but also ensuring and encouraging those with disabilities to step out and experience the broader world.

In this episode, The Unseen Crew continues their conversation on feeling undesirable. The conversation ranges from seeking validation and reasons some may seek it, to personal stories on how each member started seeing their own value and worth.

In this episode, the Unseen Crew has a candid discussion on facing feeling undesirable.

In this episode, The Unseen Crew discusses the importance of having a community on your side.They share their experiences on how finding a community impacted their lives individually through support and empathy.

In this episode, The Unseen Crew has a conversation about trust. In this conversation, they talk about how they would define truth, why can it be hard to trust these days, and how to learn to rebuild trust within yourself and in other people.

In this episode, The Unseen Crew discusses limitations. They discuss the reality of having limitations, but not using it as an excuse to be stagnant in life.

In this episode, the Unseen Crew discusses finding purpose in life despite the challenges of dealing with a disability.

In episode three of The Way We See It Podcast, The Unseen Crew has a dialogue about what it means to be an inspiration while having a disability. And if it’s necessarily a bad thing to be a constant source of inspiration to the eyes of many, even if we are simply doing everyday tasks.