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Episode 117: Community, what is it?

This whole time we thought knowledge of the online disability community that we talk about ALL the time was like, common knowledge. But it isn’t! We talk all the...

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Episode 116: We Love Trader Joes, But Self-Care Is Important

Look, last time we talked about self-care, it was 2017 and Emily and I didn’t do that much grocery shopping yet. In all seriousness, we know we’ve been a...

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Episode 115: The Accessible Stall and Liberare

In this episode, Kyle learns that there’s more to bras than he could have ever known. We sit down in conversation with Liberare‘s CEO Emma Butler and Visual Brand...

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Episode 114: Airports SUCK

Traveling is cool, but airports? God, airports just SUCK don’t they? let’s talk about that.   Click here for a transcript for this episode!

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Episode 113: Story Time VIII

emily has a story, and it’s a GOOD one.   This episode was sponsored by ABLENow! Thanks, ABLENow.

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Episode 112: MrBeast, Philanthropy, and Disability

This episode was sponsored by ABLENow!   Look. MrBeast did a thing, and we have to talk about it. If you haven’t seen the MrBeast video we’re talking about,...

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Emily Ladau

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Emily Ladau is a passionate disability rights activist, writer, speaker, and digital communications consultant. She loves the color turquoise, peacocks, and chai lattes. Her alter-ego is Leslie Knope.

Kyle Khachadurian

Show Host

Kyle Khachadurian is not as cool as Emily and has never been on Sesame Street. By day, he does non-profit communications work. By night he co-hosts and produces this podcast.

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