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Disabled artist Ariel Baska has a special love for Freddy Kruger and making horror films, both fiction and non-fiction. Check out their festival Access:Horror. Transcript and show notes at https://wp.me/p4NTVf-2Ir

An ode to the late Alice Wong

Photographer Sara J. Winston's exhibition called Our body is a clock is an incredible series of self-portraits from her infusion sessions for a chronic illness. She talks with Cheryl about photos, smiles, and stories of healing.

Cheryl's reporting on Oregon brokerages and people with developmental disabilities in prison for the 70 Million podcast in 2019.

Photographer Sara J. Winston's exhibition called Our body is a clock is an incredible series of self-portraits from her infusion sessions for a chronic illness. Here excerpts of an artist talk and how Cheryl relates her own experiences at the infusion center to what's captured in Sara's photos.

Part 2 of a two-parter called Art Imitates Sick Imitates Life. I talk to immunocompromised actress Jenn Covington and film director Aaron Abolt about their film Existing Patient, audio describing the film, and the impact of authentic representation of illness on screen.

Part 1 of a two-parter called Art Imitates Sick Imitates Life. It's about my experiences watching a few films that depict chronic illness right at the time my very own begins to unfold. And it includes cats.

Introduction to the upcoming POD Access website, online library, and the POD Access Podcast: Connecting d/Deaf and disabled podcasters to audiences and each other.

Dr. Sara Acevedo reflects on her grandma's grill, the loss of connection to her childhood foods, and a changing, chronically ill body.

I have a seahorse stim, and this audio described film I shot on my iPhone at the Oregon Coast Aquarium years ago on a whim is a window in.

So many stories about food from disabled community. Now, with bagels, Klezmer, and tacos or something.

Long distance coffee dates and the power of texting to grow a friendship

Legally blind paper-cut artist Lavaun Benavidez-Heaster dives deep into what the color red feels and sounds like to her.

Auto-caption fails have been celebrated for their comedic possibilities for years. I want people to laugh and be enraged by bad captions, or craptions. Go on a sound journey with me about corn, bagels, and so much more as I play with bad captions.

Jenni Funk explores the complex relationships between people with disabilities and their animals with grace and humor. Jenni uses a ProLoQuo2Go.

Sometimes you keep a story to yourself because you figure you're never gonna hear the sweet and soothing words, "Yeah, I have that too!" Today, Carmen Papalia, playful apparitions, and hallucinations.

Some of the things being done differently since the pandemic are just they way they should be done. If that's something you already knew, come sing along with me and The Low Bar Chorale.

Thomas Reid and Cheryl Green are starting a new project for Deaf and disabled podcasters. Fill out the survey to help us start our database at https://bit.ly/PODAccess.

Cheryl reads the AI-generated image descriptions from Microsoft and social media to demonstrate how weird and useless they are to people who could really use them. Add image descriptions to your posts, people!

Why won't Microsoft Word let me cuss when I use the dictation feature for accessibility?