You Know What I Can't Stand

You Know What I Can't Stand

By Peter KnabSociety & Culture
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You Know What I Can't Stand episodes

  • Cant Stand the Cost

    In this episode, we discuss the insane medical   costs associated with living with a disability, And how the  system isSet up to benefit the bureaucracy rather than help people live their life to the fullest.

    57 min
  • Flipping the power dynamic

     Is this episode, We discuss different ways to Flip The  natural power dynamic in a relationship  for a person with a disability. This episode contains mature sexual content, Listener discretion is advised. 

    39 min
  • Yes, it does work,,,

     In this episode we talk about the struggles of finding a Sexual relationship  As a personWith the disability, AndWe discuss our firstSexual experiencesAs well as warn Listeners about Scams around online dating.

    58 min
  • Getting Out of The Batters Box

    In this episode, we, discuss in detail our high school experiences. As well as our early dating struggles and our current situations  relating to trying to hit a homerun, or just get on base in the game that is dating.

    58 min
  • Welcome to our world

    You know what, I can't stand .    You know what I can't stand? In this podcast Peter Knab, 24 and Tyler Edwards ,27 will candidly discuss a  variety  topics related to the mental and social hurdles that come with being a wheelchair user from birth.. They will discuss their experiences in depth from dealing with social stigmas during childhood, to the struggle of trying to be seen as an adult on the same timeline as their   able -bodied counterparts, to debunking the misconceptions surrounding the romantic and sexual desires of people who use wheelchairs. We hope you find it educational ,  eye-opening  and entertaining.. 

    1 hr 27 min

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You know what, I can't stand . In this podcast Peter Knab, 24 and Tyler Edwards ,27 will candidly discuss a variety topics related to the mental and social hurdles that come with being a wheelchair…