Top 18 Disability Podcasts

Have you ever been on a blind date? Well, prepare to listen in on one.

Broadcaster, social media creator and author Lucy Edwards and her new husband, Ollie have been together since before Lucy lost her eyesight and they're on a mission to change the perception of interabled couples on their new podcast But I’d Never Marry A Blind Woman.

In their weekly episodes they will answer all of your disabled dating dilemmas, smash stereotypes by reading their hate comments, interview other interabled couples, and let you behind-the-scenes of their relationship.

Produced and presented by Lucy Edwards and Ollie Edwards-Cave.

Music composed by Alice Edwards and produced by Ollie Edwards-Cave.

Find us online at:

YouTube: @LucyEdwards

TikTok: @LucyEdwards

Twitter: @LucyEdwards

Instagram: @LucyEdwardsOfficial

Pre-order Lucy's new book 'Blind Not Broken' here: blindnotbroken.cmpgn.page/LGZ6f6

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tune in each week for an honest and truthful perspective from a disabled lens. This show is hosted by TEDx Speaker and Certified ADA Coordinator, Travis Davis.

A podcast where we uncover how the environment shapes our health and well-being.
Whether you’re curious about how chemicals in your surroundings affect you, or you are looking for practical ways to live a healthier life, you’re in the right place.

Brought to you by the Environmental Health Association of Canada and the Environmental Health Association of Québec, this podcast shines a light on multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS), the importance of healthy, least toxic product choices and what it means for those navigating this disability where over 1 million Canadians have a diagnosis of MCS.
We're here to raise awareness, offer resources for accessibility, prevention and build a healthier, inclusive community.

Let's explore how our footprints leave a lasting impact on our health and our planet.
This Podcast is part of the Empowering Community and Removal of Barriers project, funded in part by the Government of Canada's Social Development Partnerships Program, Disability Component.

This Podcast is Hosted by me, Tony Cinelli. I have a passion for sports and a degree in Sports Broadcasting. I also have Autism and a rare genetic disease called CDK-13. I've been told throughout my life all the things I'd never be. This is my way of fighting back. I hope you enjoy.

Regular guys living with Charcot Marie Tooth talking about health and wellness from a laymen's perspective. We discuss issues as they may relate to chronic illness/disabilities. We share funny experiences. We talk about memes, points we are learning in books, and interview experts on real issues. Real Talk, Real Life.

We’re not stumped.
Not by limb loss. Not by fear. Not by anything life throws our way.

We’re Not Stumped is a motivational podcast sharing survival stories, recovery journeys, and real-life success stories from the limb loss and disability community. Hosted by Mike Bolland—a one-handed cancer survivor and the first person with limb loss to compete on the PBA Tour—this podcast highlights what it truly means to overcome adversity and rebuild with purpose.

Launched in 2022, the show was created to give a voice to individuals navigating limb loss, disability, and life-changing challenges. Each episode features powerful conversations with amputees, caregivers, medical professionals, and advocates—offering insight into adaptive living, prosthetic innovation, inclusive employment, and mental resilience.

These are more than just stories—they are recovery stories and survival stories that provide hope, perspective, and practical encouragement for anyone facing adversity.

Beyond the podcast, Mike is also a speaker and stand-up comedian, using humor and real-life experience to connect with audiences and challenge perceptions around disability.

If you’re searching for a motivational podcast, survival stories podcast, or recovery story podcast, We’re Not Stumped delivers honest, inspiring conversations from people who have faced life head-on—and refused to be defined by it.

Join a growing community built on resilience, connection, and the belief that no one has to go through this alone.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to "Unveiling Democracy," a thought-provoking podcast hosted by Ashley Jacobson, a respected civil rights lawyer, and Syanne Centeno-Bloom, a passionate political commentator, analyst and activist. With their shared commitment to activism and social change, Ashley and Syanne dive deep into politics, civil rights, disability issues, and legal cases. Through riveting discussions and insightful analysis, they aim to challenge existing norms, spark conversations, and empower listeners to participate in democracy. Get ready to be informed, inspired, and engaged in pursuing a better tomorrow.

Terminally ill. No one wants to hear those words at 28.
Hi, my name is Sam Paige and with My Death Project podcast I am hoping to spread awareness of chronic illnesses and disabilities that arise from them. We will be discussing complex topics such as religion and disability, what it's like being a complex chronically ill patient in the medical community, medical ptsd, and many more!
I hope to upload every other week for as long as my health permits it.

Chronical History with Xannah Moniq invites you to explore the fascinating history of mental health, chronic illness, and disabilities through a unique lens. Each episode combines intimate storytelling with a touch of mystery, revealing the often-overlooked aspects of these significant topics.

The title, Chronical History, cleverly plays on the words “chronic” and “chronicle,” reflecting both the enduring nature of these conditions and the rich, narrative exploration of their histories. Xannah guides you through these tales whilst bringing historical narratives to life in a way that's empathetic, engaging, and enlightening.

Join Xannah as she uncovers the hidden chapters of history and brings a new perspective to the experiences that have shaped our understanding of mental health and chronic illness.

Scott Whitney interviews people to find out how they overcame adversity.
He asks them to share some of their hardest and darkest moments. Whilst listening to stories of peoples adversity it can help you when you face tough times, or even when you need to excel.
Scott himself faced adversity when he became disabled in 2020. He uses his experience to resonate with people regardless of whether the interviewee is disabled or has faced other challenges.
Each person has a story to tell and each story is worth listening too.
Lessons can be learnt from every episode.
If you have a story to share or a question to ask, you can contact Scott by email on scott@all4inclusion.org

A podcast about reimagining the good life through the lens of disability, faith, and culture. Host Amy Julia Becker interviews guests in conversations that challenge assumptions about the good life, proclaim the inherent belovedness of every human being, and help us envision a world of belonging.

ReAudio goes beyond policies and regulations to explore the real impact of workers’ compensation. We break down key industry trends, workplace injury data, and best practices while diving into the human side of recovery. Through expert conversations and powerful stories, we uncover the challenges, emotions, and perspectives that shape the experience for employees and employers alike.

Whether you’re an industry professional or just curious about the system behind workplace injuries, this podcast brings you the facts you need and the stories that matter—because workers’ comp isn’t just about processes, it’s about people.

The award-winning ReAudio podcast is presented by your partners at ReEmployAbility. Thanks for listening!

ReFramed is a podcast and vodcast series brought to you by Attitude Foundation. The series primarily explores the representation of people with disability in TV & Film.
Join Jason Clymo (series host), his co-hosts (Robyn Lambird & Steph Dower), and a number of fantastic special guests - as we analyse, praise and critique disability representation and inclusion in films and TV shows.
The series is available on Youtube (captioned) and all your favourite podcast apps.

Accessibility Is Home is the podcast about accessible homes, inclusive home design, and private-market real estate for people with disabilities —focusing on the reality that most everyday homes in the United States are not required to be accessible.

Hosted by Angela Fox, blogger and author of My Blue Front Door, the show explores how people with physical, sensory, cognitive, chronic, and senior with disabilities navigate the real estate market to buy, modify, and live in homes that truly meet their needs.

Through conversations with realtors, builders, contractors, developers, advocates, and disabled homeowners, Angela examines real-world barriers in the private housing market and highlights practical solutions such as home modifications, inclusive home features, disability-informed real estate practices, and pathways to accessible homeownership.

Whether you are a disabled homebuyer, family member, real estate professional, or builder, this podcast delivers clear insight into creating and finding accessible homes beyond subsidized programs—where accessibility is part of the home itself, not an exception. Because everyone deserves a home that works.

We’re Tamara and Terry - identical twins, living in California and Georgia – making us TwinsCoast2Coast. Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in our 20’s, we are battling this disease together, bonded by our love for each other, our advocacy to find a cure and our passion for helping others on similar journeys.
Our intention is to share information, tell stories and create connection and support for all of us living with chronic illnesses. Please subscribe and join us on this journey!