The boys talk about the importance of making sure your voice is heard about disability and universal issues, even if voicing your opinion may have unintended consequences.

Happy Holidays!

Alex, Mike and Lee talk about trying to understand the inner purpose behind being a person with a disability.

No guest on this one, just a round robin on various topics...

This one's all about the importance of hope.

Mike, Alex and Lee meet and talk to Breana Hargrave from Lead716, a local not for profit dedicated to helping people affected by exposure to lead and lead poisoning. It's alot more prevalent than you think.

Learn more at www.lead716.org

Mike, Lee and Alex talk real and unedited about what Medicaid means to their lives. We didn't even edit this episode to make sure that Got it in time to hear our perspective and to contact your representative. The link below is how you can find your Rep.

https://www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative

Mike, Alex and Lee discuss the new trend on social media of content creators using a "down syndrome filter" to give themselves the facial features of individuals with Down Syndrome and the possible implications in the disability advocacy movement and disability community.

Content Correction: When referring to P.T. Barnum Alex incorrectly referred to him as "J.P. Barnum". Yeah, we know... Get over it. LOL

Deb Kroetsch wasn't officially diagnosed with Autism until the age of 50, but she had already created systems to thrive for years before. Mike, Lee and Alex learn about Deb, her history and how she has learned to thrive on the spectrum.

Mike, Alex and Lee discuss Diversity, Equity and Inclusion both in general and how it may or may not apply to people with disabilities.