Writing, Laughing, Advocating: Inside Steven Verdile’s World
Steven Verdile works at Corporate Communications at NBCUniversal and is the Editor-in-Chief at The Squeaky Wheel. Based in NYC, Steven’s work includes copy-writing, humor writing, web design, print design, social media content, and brand identity. As a lifelong fan of consuming stuff, he enjoys working on projects related to film, comedy and entertainment. Keith and […]
Finding My Voice: Elaine Carroll’s Journey Through Disability and Tech
Elaine Carroll is a program manager at Google and hard of hearing. She is a Googler for 10+ years and a Program Manager for Google Calendar. With a passion for promoting a healthy attitude towards disabilities and neurodiversities, she is also the Lead for the Regional EMEA Disability Alliance Steering Committee, growing the community within […]
The Voice Within: Gage Kern’s Path to Podcasting
Gage Kern is an Autistic speaker and podcaster. He shares Autistic voices and those that have a beautiful message to give that Don’t get heard through his podcast “Autismtalk”. Keith and Gage talk about podcasting and the importance of sharing stories with the world. They discuss “Autismtalk” and its origins. They talk about Autism awareness […]
The Power of Podcasting for Disability Advocacy with Jennifer Purcell
Jennifer Purcell is the Host of the Podcast: Living With An Invisible Learning Challenge. Jennifer Purcell, also known as Ever-Changing Butterfly, is a podcast creator, author and advocate living with nonverbal learning disability (NLD). She hosts “Living with an Invisible Learning Challenge” to raise awareness and foster community. A dedicated dog mom, administrative assistant, and […]
Living Fully: Writing, Advocacy, and Disability Culture with Jennifer Gasner
Jennifer Gasner is the author of “My Unexpected Life: Finding Balance Beyond My Diagnosis.” Gasner received her BA in English from the University of Wisconsin-Platteville and her MS in recreation from Western Illinois University. Her work with Independent Living Centers enabled her to learn about various disability programs throughout the country and ignited her passion […]
Rhythm, Resilience, and the Crown: Eddie Cash Dances to Victory
Eddie Cash is the inspiring 2024 Dancing With the Blind Champion. Eddie’s love for basketball started at a young age—and although he lost his vision at 15 due to a bone overgrowth that crushed his optic nerve, his passion for the game never faded. Today, Eddie gives back as a DJ for the Boys & […]
Voices That Connect: Sara Gullihur-Bradford on Advocacy, Autism & Authentic Conversations
Sara Gullihur-Bradford is an Entrepreneur, Author, Talk Show Host, Autism Advocate, Global Speaker and Trainer. Sara is a late diagnosed AuDHD woman and a passionate advocate. She is the founder of SJ Childs Global Network Non-Profit, an organization that positively impacts the lives of many families. Sara is also the CEO of SJ Childs LLC, […]
Lights, Camera, Inclusion: Redefining Hollywood with Kurt Yaeger & Jordan Hogg
Kurt and Jordan are back! Kurt Yaeger is an American actor and disability advocate known for his inspiring story of resilience and determination. In 2006, his life took a dramatic turn when he was involved in a motorcycle accident that resulted in the amputation of his left leg. Despite this life-altering event, Kurt Yaeger continued […]
Elsie Rogers: Navigating Change in Business and Life
Elsie Rogers is an Author, Entrepreneur, and Business Change/Project Management Consultant & Speaker. She has worked in business change and transformation for more than 25 years. This has involved implementing projects across banking and finance, insurance, retail, the payment card industry, and government sector all in the UK. She has led both offshore and onshore […]
Living Out Loud: ADHD, Autism, and Finding Your Voice with Natasha Hickling
Season 4 Episode 33 Tasha Hickling is the founder of Indigo Hub, a certified Neurodivergent Life coach, indigo diaries podcast host and soon to be a qualified Somatic Trauma Informed Therapist. With ADHD diagnosed in her 20s, autistic diagnosed at 30 and other co-existing conditions, she is neurodivergent herself. Her experiences have shaped her into […]