Brought To You By: Brett Heising, the founder and CEO of Brett Approved, shares how he created and funded his travel site dedicated to people with disabilities. Filling the need to identify accessible destinations came out of his personal experience and challenges regarding wheelchair accessibility during his professional travel related to public affairs, journalism, andRead more
Brought To You By: Steve Isaacs is a NJ based educator with over 25 years of experience. He began his career teaching students with developmental disabilities and eventually moved into teaching technology courses where he evolved into a well known edtech influencer, community builder, and leader in the areas of game-based learning, esports in education,Read more
Brought To You By: Hello and Happy New Year! For our first 2019 episode, we decided to help you get your disability focused business off to a great start with a few helpful “how to” interviews from highly successful business entrepreneurs. This week’s episode brings a wealth of valuable insights and resources for taking yourRead more
Brought To You By: Danny Woodburn is a veteran of over 30 films (Mirror Mirror, Watchmen, Death to Smoochy, Employee of the Month) and more than 150 television appearances With regular and recurring roles on Bones, Tracy Takes On…, Murder She Wrote, Becker, Charmed, Baywatch, Crash & Bernstein, Passions and the Bold and The Beautiful. Read more
Brought To You By: Todd Stabelfeldt is an entrepreneur and computing technology expert. He is the founder and CEO of, C4 Database Management, a company that primarily serves clinical and anatomical pathology labs and hospitals with ongoing database maintenance and special projects like SharePoint migrations. Todd is also a C4 quadriplegic. During his decades-long struggleRead more
Brought To You By: If you love jazz and want to make a difference in the world of Autism, today’s episode is for you! Our guest today is Ifunanye Nweke, Founder and Executive Director of Jazz Hands for Autism, a Los Angeles based 501 (3)(c) talent advocacy group and incubator for musicians with autism. CombiningRead more
Brought To You By: If you have been considering opening your own program, academy, school, or other organized education or therapy program, this is the episode for you. Abigail David and Erin Nealy combined their skills and talents as a speech-language pathologist and music therapist to open a non-profit education and therapy center. Based inRead more
Brought To You By: Avi Golden is a former New York City flight paramedic with a Bachelor of Science in Biology, who experienced his first stroke in 2007 at age 33, following an elected surgery. In this episode, he shares his story from first days following the event, through his journey to becoming a predominantRead more
Brought To You By: Denise Resnik, a co-founder of the internationally recognized non profit organization, Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC), founder and president/CEO of the newly opened First Place AZ, also a nonprofit, dedicated to developing new, innovative housing options for adults with autism and other special abilities. In this episode Denise ResnikRead more
Brought To You By: Fe Murray is the current President of the Arizona State Speech-Language Hearing Association where she works with audiologists and speech-language professionals in the state of Arizona, to advocate for the needs of the profession and the people they serve. In this role she leads a volunteer executive board comprised of colleaguesRead more
