Justin and Kennedy spend time with Dom Kelly, founder of New Disabled South, to discuss his work in the region. They touch on policy, disability rights and justice, sustainability in movement work, and more.

Trans historian Joy Michael Ellison joins Justin and Kennedy to discuss the struggle for trans rights in the U.S. historically and now. They relate this movement to disability struggles through discussion of incarceration, psychiatry, sickness, access to public life, bodily autonomy, bathrooms, marriage, and more.

Kennedy hosts guest Megan Doherty to discuss her virtual photo project, Compromised, which features immunocompromised subjects and their experiences during COVID. They also discuss pandemic advocacy efforts, safer event support, and hopeful scientific interventions.

Justin and Kennedy “sit down” with actress Terri Lynne Hudson to discuss accessibility, representation, and the state of the entertainment/theater industries for disabled talent.

Justin and Kennedy are back and, given recent events, spend the first episode of Season 2 discussing and explaining the grueling process of obtaining and maintaining custom power wheelchairs as United States citizens with health insurance.

Whitney Hill, Founder and Director of SPORK! (https://www.sporkability.org/home), joins Justin and Kennedy to discuss founding her organization, documenting disability experiences, and upcoming workshop opportunities.

In this month’s episode, Fya, Justin, and Kennedy discuss Fya’s work. They touch on how acquiring a disability shifted her arts practice, her current event series, being gentle with ourselves when the world is crumbling, and more.

Justin, Kennedy, and Marley discuss care work and systems and the photo project Marley and Kennedy shot of their care routine. Justin and Marley dig into the function of photos and their photography processes. For more resources on care visit https://linktr.ee/carephotoproject.

This months guest, Nina G, is a comedian, author, speaker, and consultant. Justin and Kennedy ask her about her work, experiences as a comedian with a stutter, and the relationship between disability and humor.

Justin and Kennedy interview Bri Beck about disability affirmative therapy, art, community healing, and mental health. We look at barriers to accessing therapy that affirms marginalized identities and dream up alternatives.

Justin and Kennedy discuss recent events surrounding COVID and ableism. Then, they interview Sky Cubacub, founder of Rebirth Garments, about accessible, gender-affirming fashion as resistance.

In our inaugural episode, Justin and Kennedy introduce themselves, Crip Crap, and Crip Crap: The Podcast. They discuss creating in COVID, analyze the mid-pandemic moment, and confirm the need for disabled perspectives and accessibility in media and beyond.