Artful Accessibility Podcast

The Smallest Version of Our Dream with Josh Miller Welcome to Curating Memory with Chloé Duplessis . In this episode, Chloé sits down with artist, creative advocate, and serial founder Josh Miller to discuss the profound weight of shared history and the radical act of public memorialization. From the stone walls of the House of Slaves on Goree Island to the banks of the Ohio River, Chloé and Josh...

Food Adjacent with Ani Steele Welcome to the debut of Curating Memory with Chloé Duplessis (formerly Artful Accessibility). In this inaugural episode, Chloé sits down with food scholar, historian, and PhD candidate Ani Steele to explore the profound ways food serves as a living archive of the Black experience. From the “gentle epiphany” of self-care to the migration patterns of Black Coloradans, C...

On this very special Season 1 finale of Artful Accessibility , shared with you on Juneteenth weekend, host Chloé Duplessis sits down with her mother, Carolyn Jones Sullivan , for a deeply personal and powerful conversation. This episode highlights Carolyn's multifaceted journey as a visually impaired artist, historian, and civil rights pioneer. Carolyn also shares about her connection to the histo...

On today's episode of Artful Accessibility, Chloé Duplessis chats with Jonathon Stalls, a multidisciplinary walking artist who once spent 242 days walking across the US. Jonathon continues to find inspiration in diverse landscapes and communities, informing his creative work of drawings, events, writing, and activism. He's the author of WALK - Slow Down, Wake Up & Connect at 1-3 Miles Per Hour and...

On this episode of Artful Accessibility, Chloé speaks with Regan Linton, a multi-talented Denver-based artist working as a director, writer, filmmaker, and theater artist. Regan co-wrote and directed the Warner Bros.-produced short film, Jack and the Beanstalk , now streaming on Max. Part of the Reframed: Next Gen Narratives series, the film tells the story of a neurodivergent grocery store employ...

Artful Accessibility is back! On today’s episode, Chloé sits down with Abi Clark, Senior Community Producer at KUVO Jazz—one of Denver’s independent public radio stations, known for delivering the very best in jazz, Latin jazz, and blues, alongside 17 locally produced, culturally rich programs. With a mission to provide distinctive music, news, and informational programming reflecting the values a...

Chloé’s guest today on the Artful Accessibility Podcast is Susan Fries, Director of the Center for Colorado Women’s History in Denver, Colorado. Susan shares the way she and her team put care and intention into sharing the stories, memories, and experiences of women of Colorado, and how they prioritize accessibility in the exhibits at the Center. For more information on the Center for Colorado Wom...

In this first interview of Artful Accessibility by Chloé Duplessis, Chloé is interviewed by creative collaborator Joe Mazza of Reanimate about her life, her art, her disability, and the challenges that led her to begin this meaningful program. Whether you’ve known Chloé your whole life or just stumbled upon this interview, you’re about to learn some amazing things about her strength, care and pass...

The first interview episode of the Artful Accessibility Podcast drops on Thursday, October 10th . Be sure to follow us in your podcast app to get the episode right away! Artful Accessibility is a capacity building program from Chloé Duplessis of Duplessis Art that informs, educates and empowers by elevating the visibility of those navigating disability, and promoting the importance of accessibilit...