The Interabled Couple Podcast

On this episode, we really dive deeper into the world of disability. We unpack assumptions people made about disability as a whole, as well as Sam's experiences with assumptions about himself. We compare what his disability looks like "on paper" versus what real life actually looks like. We also take on talking about assumptions made about us as an interabled couple - from how we met, what our day...

In this episode, we challenge the idea that disability is the biggest obstacle—and instead unpack how society often creates the real barriers. We also chat about how society views any relationship that doesn’t fit the norm—making this conversation relatable far beyond disability. We share what it’s like navigating everyday situations as an interabled couple, from barriers and disrespect to moments...

In this episode, we explore the things that actually matter in relationships. From communication and adaptability to understanding each other’s needs, we talk about what supportive partnership looks like in real life - from the lens of an interabled couple. We share experiences, insights and even some research on how to be a good partner to someone who has a disability. We also touch on the often-...

On our very first episode, we dive into family dynamics in relationships. We touch on how both our families reacted when we were dating, challenges, turning points, and everything in between. We also talk about how families can be a huge factor in any relationship - not just an interabled one. We hope you enjoy. Thanks for listening! We always take listener questions and topic requests, so you’re...

Welcome to The Interabled Couple Podcast . We’re like any couple navigating life, love, and everything in between — just with a few extra logistics. On this show we talk openly about what it actually looks like to be an interabled couple: relationships, boundaries, family dynamics, assumptions, awkward social encounters, and the everyday realities that most tend to leave out of the narrative. Some...