Roundup of Community Responses to Disability podcast playlist [Episode 39]

In this roundup episode, we chat about the podcast playlist on Community Responses to Disability. In the community input segment, the PBC community recommended other podcasts that either focus on disability or are created by someone who is disabled. Finally, we diverged from the theme of disabilities to talk about our new year podcast resolutions.

Here are some links to things we talked about:

Podcast Playlist on Community Responses to Disability
Diversability – a movement that aims to rebrand disability through the power of community
Other podcasts either about disability or created by someone who is disabled
- Ouch: Disability Talk from the BBC
- Ask Win podcast is hosted by Win Kelly Charles, a woman with cerebral palsy. The podcast features interviews with people who are making a difference in the world.
- Made Visible by Harper Spero is about people with invisible illnesses
- Mothers on the Frontline is about raising children with a mental illness
- Safety Third’s episode “Diversity is More Than Color” features an interview with Kareemah Batts, an African American woman, a cancer survivor, an amputee, and a disability advocate
- Disability Visibility, which is dedicated to creating, sharing, and amplifying disability media and culture
- One of the hosts of the Radults podcast has cerebral palsy
- Disarming Disability podcast will be launching in February 2019
- Power Your Story is created by high school students with various cognitive and intellectual disabilities
Audible Feast’s best podcasts series of 2018 and best podcast episodes of 2018.
Audio fiction:
- Homecoming
- Bronzeville
- The Shadows
- The Neon Noir (read Adela’s interview with Jack Delaney, the creator of The Neon Noir)
- 600 Second Saga
- Breakers
Sara is looking forward to a few shows in 2019:
- So Many White Guys by Phoebe Robinson
- Still Processing by Jenna Wortham and Wesley Morris
Sara’s listening log on Audible Feast