dude can you guys believe that we made it into a freakin’ book?! wild.
In this episode, we sit down with the author of the book The Podcast Pantheon: 101 Podcasts That Changed How We Listen―From WTF to Serial.
 
From the description:
The Golden Age of podcasts is upon us. With over fifty official podcast networks, more than three million programs of every imaginable category available for download, and tens of millions of unique listens and views every week in the US alone—plus, our favorites being adapted into dozens of beloved films, TV series, and books—podcasts are now part of the fabric that makes up our everyday global media. Finally, here is an exclusive insider’s perspective told through 101 different shows across dozens of genres.
 
Including OUR little show. Can you believe it? We sure can’t, which is why we had to interview the man himself. Sean was an absolute treat!
 
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the big beautiful bill more like the big beautiful kill-ing disabled people amirite? this is bad, guys. seriously. pride is hard this year.
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When you’re disabled, we mean. Know what we mean? Of course you do. Listen to us ramble about it.
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xoxo,
emily and kyle

Like… have you guys SEEN what RFK, Jr. said?!
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It’s hard out here, but hey, we’re here for u. love u.
 
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hey guys. been a minute! let us ask you something: how much grace do you give someone who’s newly disabled and doesn’t know  not to use problematic terms, phrases, and stereotypes?
we discuss it. we love you! Click here for a transcript for this episode.
xoxo,
emily and kyle

this is a kyle episode lovelies. we talk about friendship. also we’re SO back Click here for a transcript for this episode.
xoxo,
emily and kyle

we are
disabled ✅
proud ✅
disabled and proud 🔲
disabled and jaded ✅
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Do you know how to ride a bike? We don’t, but Freedom Concepts might just change that. We’re grateful to Freedom Concepts for sponsoring this episode and loved learning about their creative, custom adaptive bikes and chairs.
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Yeah. Let’s talk about curing disability. We’re going there.
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This episode is brought to you by ADA Illustrated, written by Wyatt Tuell.

This episode is sponsored by ABLEnow – tax advantaged savings accounts for eligible individuals with disabilities.
 
 
 
Emily and I gush over that one disability ad for a while. Enjoy! A brief summary of the episode is below:
In this episode of The Accessible Stall podcast, hosts Emily Ladau and Kyle Khachadurian discuss the recent CoorDown ad titled “Assume That I Can” which challenges assumptions about people with disabilities. They praise the ad for its accurate representation and subversive messaging, highlighting the importance of treating disabled individuals as capable and autonomous. They also touch on the need for more inclusive representation in media, and the impact of assumptions on disabled individuals. Overall, they express their enthusiasm for the ad and its positive portrayal of disability.
Note that this summary was generated by AI.
You’ve seen it, but if you haven’t: Click here to see the ad.
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This episode is sponsored by ABLEnow – tax advantaged savings accounts for eligible individuals with disabilities.
 
 
 
Isn’t it ironic how we’re talking about oversharing on a podcast? Yeah, we didn’t think this one through. But it turns out, we did!
 
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we lament twitter but also it kinda sucks now but also also disabled people really used it for a lot of good work????? it’s complicated, man…
xoxo,
emily and kyle
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This whole time we thought knowledge of the online disability community that we talk about ALL the time was like, common knowledge. But it isn’t! We talk all the time about reaching non-disabled people on this show, but it turns out, there’s a whole segment of disabled people who don’t know a lot about the larger online disability world.



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Look, last time we talked about self-care, it was 2017 and Emily and I didn’t do that much grocery shopping yet. In all seriousness, we know we’ve been a little scarce lately, but we have exciting episodes coming. Please enjoy this episode as we talk about self-care and also how cool Trader Joe’s is. It’s a bit of a random episode, but would it be an episode of The Accessible Stall if it wasn’t? We don’t think so.
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In this episode, Kyle learns that there’s more to bras than he could have ever known. We sit down in conversation with Liberare‘s CEO Emma Butler and Visual Brand Director Gemma Adby. Liberare has “easy-on bras [that] combine accessibility and comfort, making dressing a breeze for everyone, regardless of hand dexterity.”
We’re all about accessibility when it comes to clothing, and Liberare seems to be practicing what they preach.
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Traveling is cool, but airports? God, airports just SUCK don’t they? let’s talk about that.
 
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emily has a story, and it’s a GOOD one.
 
This episode was sponsored by ABLENow! Thanks, ABLENow.

This episode was sponsored by ABLENow!
 
Look. MrBeast did a thing, and we have to talk about it.
If you haven’t seen the MrBeast video we’re talking about, please watch it for yourself here. It’s complicated, ok? Like, on the one hand, blindness isn’t a thing that should be considered bad. But on the other if someone wants to cure it, and they can, they should be able to if the surgery is relatively affordable.
But America, ya know?
xoxo,
emily and kyle
 
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First episode of 2023 and it’s sponsored by ABLENow, tax-advantaged savings accounts for eligible individuals with disabilities.
Being disabled is expensive. Like, yeah, there’s mobility equipment and some medical devices. But there’s also grocery delivery, transportation, long-term care and, oh yeah, accessible housing. Let’s talk about it.
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