- 56 minutes 33 secondsReclaiming Your Life After Medical Trauma with author Jim Jackson
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In this insightful interview, Jim Jackson discusses the profound impact of medical trauma, its recognition, and how healthcare providers and patients can work together to foster healing and resilience. Topics include trauma-informed care, the importance of empathy, and practical interventions to improve mental health outcomes for those affected by medical experiences.
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00:00 Introduction to Medical Trauma and Its Impact
02:43 Understanding the Roots of Medical Trauma
05:31 Hypotheses and Findings on Trauma in Medical Settings
08:30 The Importance of Early Intervention
11:29 Addressing Racial and Marginalized Trauma
14:21 Trauma-Informed Care Approaches
16:56 The Role of Patient Stories in Understanding Trauma
19:41 Shifting Perspectives on Trauma
22:24 Hope and Healing in the Face of Trauma
25:23 The Publishing Journey and Future Directions
29:09 The Rise of Medical Trauma Awareness
32:05 Kintsugi: Finding Beauty in Brokenness
36:32 Communicating Medical Trauma Effectively
41:04 The Power of Lived Experience
47:02 Taking Action Against Medical Trauma
50:46 Advocating for Change in Healthcare
5 August 2026, 2:00 pm - 43 minutes 22 secondsMahima: Pelvic Floor, Social Media, and Hypermobility Physical Therapist
Why is talking about pelvic floor health still taboo? Let's break the silence around this crucial topic! 💬
Tag someone who needs to hear this.
In today's chat with Mahima Tiwari from Empower Heal, we dive into the importance of pelvic floor health for everyone—not just those who have given birth. It’s time to recognize that issues like erectile dysfunction and chronic pain deserve attention too.
When we openly discuss these topics, we empower others to seek help and take charge of their health.
Let’s change the narrative!
For more insights and a deeper conversation, check the link in my bio.
#PelvicFloorHealth #EmpowerHeal #HealthAwareness #EhlersDanlos #BreakTheSilence
15 July 2026, 5:00 pm - 36 minutes 55 secondsFaye: Patient Advocacy, Disability Magazine, Safe Spaces, and Art Vs Generative AI
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Faye Perez discusses her journey into independent patient advocacy, the importance of community support for those with chronic illnesses, and the launch of her new magazine, the Good News Gazette. The discussion highlights the need for safe spaces in healthcare, the role of art in healing, and the impact of generative AI on creativity. Faye emphasizes the significance of lifting each other up and fostering a supportive community for individuals navigating the complexities of chronic illness and disability.
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00:00 Reconnecting with Faye: New Beginnings
02:49 The Role of Independent Patient Advocacy
05:57 Navigating the Healthcare System
08:49 Creating Safe Spaces for Patients
11:46 The Butterfly Guild: Affordable Advocacy Services
14:34 The Good News Gazette: A Positive Spin
17:46 Reflections on Society and Healthcare
18:54 Creating Joy Through Community and Art
20:41 Surprising Artistic Talents in the Community
22:26 The Importance of Real Art Over AI
23:57 Embracing Age and Authenticity
25:49 The Role of Universal Income in Supporting Artists
27:42 The Value of Community in the Disability Space
29:44 The Need for Societal Support for Artists
32:06 The Uniqueness of Human Creativity
33:48 The Impact of Stories and Community
36:08 Building a Supportive Community for All
1 July 2026, 5:00 pm - 48 minutes 31 secondsJudy Kim: Stroke, Author, Art Therapy
🌈 Ever had a moment where your life changed in an instant? 🌀 Judy Kim shares her powerful story of surviving a stroke and how it inspired her to write "Super Survivor." Her journey highlights the importance of sharing our stories and supporting one another. What’s a pivotal moment in your life that shaped who you are today? Drop your thoughts! #LifeChangingMoments #SuperSurvivor #Podcast #Community #Support #InvisibleNotBroken #JudyKim #ShareYourStory #Resilience #Empowerment
29 June 2026, 5:30 pm - 50 minutes 34 secondsMs. Wheelchair 2026 Nenia Ballard: Tiktok, Wheelchair Fashion, and Adaptive Clothing
💥 Did you know that clothing can look completely different when you're seated?
Nenia shares her journey in fashion reviews for wheelchair users, highlighting the need for brands to showcase their clothes on all body types.
💬 What has been your experience with fashion? Share your thoughts below!
#FashionReview #DisabilityAwareness #AdaptiveClothing #InclusiveDesign
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Nenia Ballard and Fashion Reviews
02:57 The Challenges of Fashion for Wheelchair Users
05:55 Exploring Adaptive Clothing Brands
08:56 The Importance of Accessibility in Fashion
11:50 The Miss Wheelchair Experience
14:30 The Intersection of Disability and Fashion Advocacy
17:15 Shopping Challenges for Wheelchair Users
20:02 Knitting as Occupational Therapy
22:59 The Impact of Social Media on Disability Advocacy
25:53 Final Thoughts and Recommendations
3 June 2026, 5:00 pm - 52 minutes 51 secondsMedical Anthropologist Emily Mendenhall On Long Covid, Her New Book, & US Healthcare
🌍 Ever wondered how history influences our view of chronic illness?
In our latest episode, we sit down with Emily Mendenhall to discuss her groundbreaking book, "Invisible Illness."
She reveals the fascinating connections between past perceptions of hysteria and today's challenges with Long COVID.
What do you think – does history repeat itself in the realm of health? Share your thoughts below!
#ChronicIllness #InvisibleIllness #HysteriaHistory #LongCOVID #HealthAwareness #PodcastLife #MedicalAnthropology #Discussion #EngageWithUs
6 May 2026, 5:00 pm - 31 minutes 2 secondsMMERI Scholars: How to Choose College for Disabled and Neurodivergent Students
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Navigating college with a disability? 🎓🧩 Stop the guesswork. We're chatting with MMeri Scholars' founder about their MUST-HAVE list of truly accessible universities. Parents, don't miss this! 🏫✨
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#CollegeBound #Neurodiversity #InvisibleNotBroken #SpecialNeedsParenting
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In this insightful interview, Lisa shares her expertise on college accessibility for students with disabilities, highlighting resources, challenges, and strategies for families and students to navigate higher education inclusively.
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college accessibility, disabilities, inclusive education, college planning, neurodivergence, mental health, college resources, advocacy, higher education, college admissions
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00:00 Introduction to M.M.E.R.I. and Its Mission
02:51 The Importance of Inclusivity in Education
05:46 Researching Accessible Colleges
08:39 Spotlighting Supportive Colleges
11:39 Identifying Red Flags in College Selection
14:21 Barriers in College Admissions
17:24 The Role of K-12 Education in College Readiness
19:52 Navigating College Applications and Testing
22:47 Blind Spots in College Admissions
25:28 Supporting Adult Learners
28:21 Getting the Guide into Schools
31:17 Conclusion and Resources
27 April 2026, 1:00 pm - 58 minutes 55 secondsMariah Tyler Moore: Writing, and Medical Gaslighting
The conversation delves into the challenges of navigating childhood illness, the impact of medical gaslighting during adolescence, and the importance of advocating for oneself in the medical system. It also explores the impact of disability on work and housing, the role of writing as a coping mechanism and productivity, and the value of disabled voices in healthcare. The conversation delves into the importance of authenticity and the challenges of empathy and compassion in society. It also explores the role of AI in creativity and ethics, as well as the concept of creativity as a practice.
Takeaways
- Creativity as a coping mechanism
- Navigating the challenges of being a sick child
- Advocating for oneself in the medical system Authenticity Paradox
- Radical Resilience
Chapters
- 00:00 Navigating Childhood Illness
- 07:00 The Impact of Disability on Work and Housing
- 15:36 Writing as a Coping Mechanism and Productivity
- 29:27 The Value of Disabled Voices in Healthcare
- 41:06 The Role of AI in Creativity and Ethics
- 56:18 Creativity as a Practice
22 April 2026, 7:00 pm - 1 hour 59 secondsLake: Education Access and Disability
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In this conversation, the hosts discuss the challenges and experiences related to accessibility and accommodations in education, particularly for students with disabilities. They explore the differences between community colleges and universities, the bureaucratic hurdles in obtaining necessary accommodations, and the impact of societal structures on access to education. The discussion also touches on the role of technology, the financial burdens of education, and the importance of creating inclusive environments for all students. The conversation concludes with thoughts on the potential of AI in education and the need for systemic change to ensure equity and access for all learners.
8 April 2026, 5:00 pm - 55 minutes 27 secondsThe Blind Redhead: Tech, Access, Gaming, and Social Media Community
Ever had that moment where a piece of tech or a daily habit just… clicked? 🧠✨
We’re diving deep into the world of Accidentally Accessible—those "mainstream" tools that have become game-changers for the blind and low-vision community. From the immersive audio of the Apple Vision Pro to the freedom of a Waymo ride, the line between "assistive tech" and "future tech" is blurring. 🚗💨
But wellness isn’t just about the gadgets. It’s about the things no one thinks about: 🔹 Navigating an airport solo as a woman ✈️ 🔹 The "Tuned Out Tuesday" ritual for mental clarity 🧘♀️ 🔹 Why Guide Dogs loving the movie Wicked is the wholesome content we need 🐕🎭
Whether you're looking for your next favorite Apple Shortcut or wondering if a Kickstrand is worth the hype, we’ve got you covered.
🎧 Listen to the latest episode of Invisible Not Broken now! Click the Bard Link in our bio to stream! 🔗
👇 WE WANT TO KNOW: 1️⃣ What is one thing you wish was "accidentally accessible" in your daily life? 2️⃣ What’s your #1 "must-have" travel tool?
27 March 2026, 5:05 am - 59 minutes 57 secondsMiranda: Disability Representation From Superman to Kpop Demon Hunter
The conversation covers disability representation in media, the impact of disability on character development, personal stories and relationships, magic and disability representation, tropes and lazy use of magic, and the portrayal of disability in 'The Magicians' and 'Doctor Who'. The speakers discuss the need for more authentic and diverse representation of disability in media, as well as the challenges and opportunities in character development for individuals with disabilities. The conversation delves into the challenges of disability representation in media, highlighting the impact and complexity of portraying disabled characters. It also explores the importance of intentionality in representation and the need to humanize characters with disabilities. The conversation delves into the power of media representation and its role in normalizing disability, as well as the importance of creativity as a skill. It also explores the significance of disability representation in animation and the responsibility of creators in getting it right.
Takeaways
- Disability representation in media
- Impact of disability on character development Representation challenges
- Impact of disability representation
- Complexity of disability representation Media as a Tool for Normalization
- Creativity as a Skill
Chapters
- 00:00 The Magicians and Doctor Who
- 32:27 Intentionality in Representation
- 38:29 The Power of Media Representation
- 49:27 The Importance of Creativity
- 59:09 Animation and Disability Representation
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