Top 16 Disability Podcasts

The Autism Annex podcast explores current trends and issues in autism and other developmental disabilities. We bring stories and resources to teachers, administrators, parents, and families, presenting data and research as well as helpful and practical insights.
The Autism Annex is produced by STAR Autism Support. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast, and to receive special announcements of new episodes and more, subscribe to our newsletter here: https://starautismsupport.com/newsletter-sign-0.

Health in the Margins is a podcast that hosts conversations between experts and community members to investigate disparities and uncover solutions related to diversity and disability in healthcare.

Hosted by Tinu Abayomi-Paul

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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.

A new format with some insites from my own life with an assistance dog, and still the occasional interview. Freedom with four legs.

The Inclusion in Hospitality Podcast
Welcome to Room for All – the podcast where we dive deep into the world of inclusive employment and explore the power of creating opportunities for people with disabilities.
Andrea Comastri, CEO and co-founder of Hotel Etico, Australia’s first not for profit social enterprise hotel and Saraya O’Connell, General Manager of Hotel Etico. will be your hosts as they talk about the importance of breaking down barriers in the workplace with a particular focus on hospitality and other customer facing roles, and how businesses can lead the charge toward inclusion.

At Hotel Etico, we believe that everyone deserves a fair chance to succeed, and we’ve made it our mission to not only provide jobs but to build meaningful careers for people with disabilities. On this podcast, we’ll be sharing success stories, best practices, and inspiring conversations with industry leaders from the hospitality sector, disability sector, other social enterprises, philanthropy and of course our own trainees graduates and staff.

Whether you’re a business owner, an advocate for inclusion, or someone curious about the future of work, this podcast is for you.

So come and join us at Hotel Etico, or as we call it...the Hotel California for the heart. A place where once you have checked in...your heart will never never leave!”

So, let’s get started and open the doors for all.

Welcome to AI Home podcast, the first exclusive podcast on real estate resources and independent living strategies for the disability community. Why? Because Accessibility Is Home. Brought to you by Angela Fox, blogger, and author of “My blue front door”. Ms. Fox will be interviewing Realtors and home improvement contractors who are both disability friendly and others who may have a lot more to learn. Ms. Fox will also provide takeaways for anyone wanting to be a homeowner with a disability.

Hi, we are Jennie and Chris, your friendly hosts and we'd like to welcome you to the Melbourne Meeples podcast, the Friendly Meeple Lounge!

What is Melbourne Meeples? We are a Not-For-Profit Organisation who runs board game events all around Victoria. As such, we set our eyes and hands on a lot of different board games, and we want to share what we know with you! We know, there are lots of people out there already talking about board games, but we noticed that not many people are talking about how friendly games are for people who are Neurodiverse or who have disabilities, such as Colour-Blindness. So, we break it down, give you some tips to make the game more friendly, bringing along our significant others, friends and even members, as well as many other special guests, to talk about it.

To find out more information about Melbourne Meeples and all of our events, you can check us out here: https://meeples.org.au/

If you have any questions, please contact us at: friendlymeeplelounge@gmail.com

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Black Feathers Podcast host Crystal Hernandez, Psy.D., MBA, discusses disability-related topics of interest to Tribal communities through data, storytelling, and innovative content. With this podcast, we embrace diversity, equity, and honor within our vast Tribal Nations. We will also be providing additional resources related to these topics to our audience and welcome everyone to join the conversation. Image Description: Black Feathers Logo, a blue circle surrounded by black feathers crossed with larger black and red feathers swirling around them, above text that reads "Black Feathers, Disability Conversations for All"

Welcome to JLE “jelly” a podcast where I tell stories and my animals pretend to listen. The purpose of JLE is to analyze topics involving Jesus, everyday life, and various forms of entertainment- in it all we will decide whether or not the choices made lead closer to Heaven or closer to Hell. It is an honor for my voice to be the barrier between those listening and their innermost thoughts.

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.

My name is Julie Ford Reister. Since 1995, I have worked as an Instructor or an Empowerment Coach for many people with different disabilities and neurodiversities. Here you will meet people with disabilities who want to share their stories, resources and more. Want to share what’s RAD about you? Let your light shine! At the very least, you may help someone feel relatable and we just may break down some barriers! Please reach out if you'd like to be featured. juliereister@mac.com

Join hosts, Lauren Fenton and Rina Teslica, both mothers to daughters with special needs as they and their guests share unique parenting stories and chat about the things they've learnt and are still learning. Prepare to sometimes laugh, sometimes cry, but hopefully leave with a shot of optimism in your arm!

The goal of the F**king Normal podcast is to extend the conversation and build a supportive community for other parents. We don't have the answers but want to create a safe space to share stories as we venture through parenting disabled children together.

Note: The F**king normal podcast is a parents perspective. We are not talking on behalf of disabled children or adults. We can't and we would never presume to. That's not our experience. We want to learn to parent and advocate better and this show is about our experience as parents.

For more information and transcripts for each episode go to our website at www.fkingnormalpodcast.com

The F**king Normal Team

Hosts & Editing: Lauren Fenton, Rina Teslica

Production team: Genevieve Porritt, Victoria Wason

Artwork: Sharon King-Chai

Music: Æ Mak - Listen on Spotify

Wider creative team: Mary Forrest, Clare Wright, Gemma Sherlock, Helen Gamble-Shields, Kathleen Javalla, Caroline MacPake, Evangelia Vasiliadou.

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Welcome to Dis-labled, the magazine show that amplifies voices, challenges stereotypes, and celebrates ability over disability. We're here to break barriers, share stories, and remind the world that we are more than labels. It's time to listen, learn, and redefine what's possible.

Community Focus is an inclusive arts centre for adults and young people with additional needs, including learning, physical, mental health, and autism. Serving the London Borough of Barnet community since 1978.

Welcome to the FAST 15 podcast, hosted by Barb Beck, a highly dedicated Disability Advocate and Special Education Consultant specializing in IEP Transition Services. With nearly 30 years of experience as a special education teacher, Barb is passionate about empowering transition-age youth and fostering positive post-school outcomes.

Barb's expertise lies in providing comprehensive support and guidance to students with disabilities, ensuring their successful transition from school to adult life. With a background in Speech/Language Pathology and specialization in Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing, along with a master's degree in Special Education and National Board Teaching Certification, Barb brings a unique perspective to her work.

Through the FAST 15 podcast, Barb shares her insights, strategies, and experiences in IEP transition planning. Each episode features engaging conversations with experts in the field, educators, and advocates, providing listeners with valuable resources and tools to excel in transition planning for students with disabilities.

Whether you're a special education teacher, parent, or advocate, join Barb on the FAST 15 podcast to gain practical advice, inspiration, and innovative approaches to supporting students in their journey towards independence and success. With Barb Beck as your trusted consultant and advocate, expect unwavering dedication and comprehensive expertise in IEP transition services.

Don't miss out on empowering conversations that envision bright futures for young adults living with disabilities. Tune in to the FAST 15 podcast and be part of a collaborative community that celebrates the unique abilities and potential of every individual.

This podcast is hosted by Amy Panton and Miriam Spies. We are Mad and Crip theologians who want to contribute to change. Join us as we talk with theologians, artists, activists, writers and members of the mad/disabled and crip communities who are doing important work in Canada and around the world. This podcast is an opportunity to model how faith communities can engage in theological and spiritual conversations around madness and cripness. For accessibility, transcripts are included beside the podcast description. Watch the podcast with captions on our YouTube page here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRUW9z5hoqP_WK74hg3N8bQ