Rare with Flair

hi hello hey, ready for some representation? A few years ago, we did an episode all about disability representation in media (with one of the greatest episode titles in Rare with Flair history), focusing specifically on blind characters in animated and live-action shows and movies. Since then, we’ve come across even more disabled characters (not just with vision impairments!) that we’re excited to...

Case + Cass live from the American Thoracic Society conference, sharing their experience advocating for HPS!

Case + Cass talk about what they've been into, including music, language learning, and how they've inspired each other to try new things!

Case + Cass talk healthcare advocacy, teaching doctors, and navigating the medical world with vision impairment + rare disease.

Case + Cass recap the HPS Network Conference weekend—the highs, lows, and the six-minute walk for awareness.

Case + Cass share their skincare faves—from holy-grail cleansers to sunscreens, moisturizers, and acne must-haves.

hi hello hey, ready to rock out at a concert? It’s no secret that we love music, especially seeing the artists we love live. This week, we answer a listener question from Delaney, a loyal fan of Jesse McCartney, about shows we’ve seen, artists we’ve met, and accommodations we’ve either requested or made ourselves to make the most of our show experience. Ever wonder how to g...

hi hello hey, sometimes we can’t see things… and maybe that’s okay? Like most of our episodes, this topic was inspired by something in our real lives – in this case, a fantastic interview with Camryn Yule (YouTube) , a person with albinism who was in Wicked ! No spoilers, but Camryn talks about the need to “read the room” and be discerning about when to request accomm...

Case + Cass explore their personalities in a new way through the lens of personality tests from Instagram reels.

Case + Cass talk about the grocery delivery services they use, shocking mishaps, and the kindest shoppers who went above and beyond.

Case + Cass share how they pay it forward, from thanking friends for rides to showing care for loved ones in thoughtful ways.

Case + Cass share their 2025 vision boards, their word for the year, and what they plan to stop, start, or continue in the new year.

Case + Cass review their vision boards for 2024 to see how their years measured up. They also give highlights of their year in seasons.

Case & Cass share frustrating discrimination experiences—rideshare denials, job stories, and some shocking, never-told moments.

Case + Cass chat about childhood video games, what they play now, and their tips for making gaming more accessible with low vision.

Case + Cass talk about how, despite their best efforts, they always look a little odd in public when trying to look "normal."

Case + Cass talk about four more cartoons they've watched together in the last year and a half and plug other cartoons they've seen lately.

hi hello hey, we’ve got a spicy one for you! If you have a visible disability or carry assistive tools like us, you’ve probably experienced the joys of interacting with the general public. At best, people are helpful and kind, but at worst, someone says something so shocking that you’re left wondering if they really just said that out loud. Whether you’ve experienced it firsthand or not, we’re her...

Case visits Cass in Columbus! The two recap their jam packed weekend of candles, bookstores, bakeries, and the renaissance fair.

Case + Cass bought new canes and give their reviews. They also share hot takes on different cane styles and explain the benefits of cane use.

Case + Cass talk about what they've been into lately, including self-care, hobbies, side hustles, and media they've enjoyed.

Case + Cass celebrate releasing over 100 episodes and list rheir all-time favorites along with other episodes they’re proud of.

Case + Cass share their humiliating experience trying to get the DAS pass accommodation on their recent trip to Disneyland.

Case + Cass recap their time at the albinism conference in California. They talk about sessions they led and spending time with friends.

Case + Cass touch on what oversharing looks like and how they used to give too much information about their health and life.