The Joe Show - Connecting All Abilities

On todays show Joe welcomes Erin App, choir director of the Action Choir. This week it's Joe's turn to get interviewed.

On todays episode Joe welcomes from MOKA, Jamie Curtis and her client, Jaicarri Sanders.

This week on the Joe Show, Joe welcomes the Project Search Interns and their instructor to interview Joe about how he works his podcast and how it was he got started!

On todays show Joe welcomes Paul Dymowski! Paul is the Superintendent of Special Education for the Kent Intermediate School District.

On Todays show Joe welcomes Katelyn Bush. Katelyn is the Adaptive Recreation Program Coordinator for the Kentwood Recreation Center.

Today Joe welcomes Casey Jones WOOD TV8's Morning Daybreak Anchor on to the show!

Today Joe welcomes Sandra Curran, founder and Executive Director of West Michigan Transition Services.

On todays episode Joe welcomes Dan Mitchell from the Bureau for the Blind!

Today on Joe's Show we welcome John Cauchi from the Disabilities Advocates of Kent County. Hope everyone can enjoy!

On todays show Joe welcomes community activist and advocate for the special needs community, Heidi DeVries to the show!

Today Joe welcomes Matt Main to the show. They will discuss how they met and how that experience is relevant to everyone.

Joe talks to producer helper Craig Hart about how he connected with Joe and his show.

Today Joe welcomes Michelle Cameron. She is a mobility specialist for the visually impaired students. She works through the Kent Intermediate School District covering all of southern Kent County. She was Joe's mobility instructor and they discuss mobility issues for visually impaired students.

Today Joe welcomes John Kleff, lead administrator for the Community Transition Campus program through the Kent Intermediate School District. It is a post secondary education program for young adults with disabilities who are eighteen to twenty six years of age.

Today Joe welcomes Anne Ellermets from the Area Agency on Aging for West Michigan. They will discuss how the organization connects with community and offer support for our seniors to be as independent as possible.

Today, Joe welcomes Justin Mull and Tanis Hooker to discuss how working with a community living support person enriches the lives of people with disabilities.

Today Joe welcomes Luann Newlove who teaches at the Project Search program. It is a post secondary program that provides job skills training  to individuals with disabilities.

Today Joe welcomes Aaron Mills. Aaron is the Senior Director of Marketing and Communications at Special Olympics Michigan. They will discuss how Special Olympics impacts the community as well as the athletes.

Joe is pleased to welcome Kirsten Meyers, the Director of Special Education for Kent Intermediate School District to today's podcast.

Joe welcomes LaNia's World Center to the first show of the third season.  Founded by Tonya Henry, this nonprofit facilitates opportunities  connecting adults with special needs to social, educational and workplace experiences.

Joe welcomes his Community Life Supporter, Mindy. They will discuss how working together for six years created Joe's path to his Connecting All Abilities podcast show.

Joe welcomes the founder of the Cookie Chicks Bakery here in Grand Rapids. Holly will share her story of how and why she created her business to connect people with special needs with work.

Today Joe welcomes Marcus from the Bureau for the Blind. They will discuss how the organization is able to provide support for the visually impaired community and help them to connect with the community.

Joe welcomes Erin Epp, choir director of the Artists Creating Together Choir. She will discuss her connection with ACT and how the arts are able to connect all abilities with our community.

Episode 6. Joe welcomes Representative Tommy Brann to the show. They will discuss Tommy's restaurant business which has offered job training and opportunities for people with disabilities. They will discuss how Tommy supports legislation that includes all Abilities in Lansing.