BONUS episode!

We received a lot of comments about Episode 114 (the encounter with Debra) so we invited a few friends to join us to talk about the sometimes awkward interactions with strangers who may be uncomfortable with disability.

Friends who joined us are Shandra and Christian from Florida, Leona from Colorado, and Effie Parks (host of the Once Upon a Gene Podcast) from Seattle.  

This bonus episode is unedited. Enjoy!

If you could change something about yourself, what would it be? 

In this episode, the dudes tackle this question as it relates to disability or as it relates to life in general. Listen and reach out if you have thoughts about this subject.

If you could change something about yourself, what would it be? 

In this episode, the dudes tackle this question as it relates to disability or as it relates to life in general. Listen and reach out if you have thoughts about this subject.

Where do we start after a life threatening diagnosis.  Start a YouTube Channel of course!  That's what Katie did.  She started connecting with the Vascular Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (VEDS) community and now she leads the VEDS Movement for the The Marfan Foundation.

Find out more at thevedsmovement.org.

And find out more about the people behind the movement at translucentone.blog

How do we get moving again after a life threatening diagnosis. Start a YouTube Channel of course! That's what Katie did. She started connecting with the Vascular Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (VEDS) community and now she leads the VEDS Movement for the The Marfan Foundation. Listen to hear her story.

Curiosity about someone's disability often comes from a good place but depending on how it is delivered, it can create awkward or even offensive situations. 

This week the dudes struggle with how to react in these awkward situations. 

It's good for someone to ask questions but there is a line somewhere.  Listen for real life stories and honest conversation.

Curiosity about someone's disability often comes from a good place but depending on how it is delivered, it can create awkward or even offensive situations. 

This week the dudes struggle with how to react in these awkward situations. 

It's good for someone to ask questions but there is a line somewhere.  Listen for real life stories and honest conversation.

More about how we judge others in Episode 113.

The meat of the episode is all about how we tend to define ourselves and each other by the immediate circumstances. The Dudes postulate that perhaps we should be defined by the entirety of what we do rather than one or two things.

In the opening episode of Season 4, Sean and Kyle admit to being a little lazy lately and then commit to getting back on the wagon.  That's the power of accountability!  And it's the power of their commitment to their listeners - one insightful episode per week for the next 4 months!

The meat of the episode is all about how we tend to define ourselves and each other by the immediate circumstances.  The Dudes postulate that perhaps we should be defined by the entirety of what we do rather than one or two things.  

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Why do we all react differently to a situation - especially when the stakes are high, such as the current situation with Coronavirus?  Sean and Kyle have a few thoughts to share but first we must hear about Sean's recent cluster at physical therapy, and Kyle explains how it is possible to lock yourself out of your own bathroom. 

Season 4 starts in August but there are 111 other episodes to enjoy so check them out.  We hope you have a great summer!