S4 Ep. 5: Disability in America: Molly McCully Brown and Rebekah Taussig On Living and Writing Thirty Years After the Americans with Disabilities Act
In this week’s episode of Fiction/Non/Fiction, co-hosts Whitney Terrell and V.V. Ganeshananthan mark the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act by talking to two writers who have made important contributions to the way we talk about disability in America. First, poet and essayist M…
Disability Pride Month Reflections (Solo Episode)
Transcript and Youtube version [CC].
July is Disability Pride Month and it's felt different and complicated this year. Emma is speaking directly to listeners in this first-ever solo episode sharing her reflections on Disability Pride Month, the current attacks on disability rights, and the contradi…
Proudly Adhering to Fair Housing, with Taryn Kelly
Taryn Kelly is a REALTOR®, real estate instructor and Chair of the 2026 KCRAR Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee. To kick off Fair Housing Month, she talks with Alex about lessons she's learned through teaching Fair Housing and how agents can continue to uphold the critical law of Fair Housi…
Ep. 20 — Rules for Caboni’s class visit forbids reporting for Herald, SOKY Indivisible takes a stand against war in Iran
This week, Commentary Writer and Podcast Producer Malone Farmer talks about the rules for Caboni's class visit, Author Rebekah Taussig's presentation for PCAL's cultural enhancement series, SGA's discussion of bike rack resolution and FirstGen initiatives, SOKY Indivisible taking a stand against th…
Rebekah Taussig on What Disability and Ableism Mean and What They Don’t
Content Warning: this episode discusses depression and suicide.
Childhood and adolescence can be tough for anyone. There’s so much to figure out. Author Rebekah Taussig (Sitting Pretty: The View From My Ordinary Resilient Disabled Body) had an extra challenge in that she was paralyzed from the wa…
Finding Joy in a Life You Never Saw Coming | Jessica Slice
From high-flying real estate mogul to proud disabled mother, Jessica Slice's transformative journey will shake you awake to your own yearnings. In this candid conversation, the Unfit Parent: A Disabled Mother Challenges an Inaccessible World author exposes medicine's dehumanizing biases and reveals…
Rebekah Taussig | Sitting Pretty
Rebekah Taussig is a Kansas City writer and teacher with her doctorate in Creative Nonfiction and Disability Studies. For the last five years, she’s grown a global community on Instagram, where she crafts these “mini-memoirs” that take you into her world, experiences and identity, a part of which i…
Ep. 15: When Kindness Gets Complicated: Rebekah Taussig on Motherhood, Messiness & Magic
Expanding on a conversation Joy and Jenelle began in an earlier episode, “How to Handle Over-Helpers”, they are joined by one of their favorite authors, Rebekah Taussig, for her first appearance on the podcast.
Together, they dig into surprisingly similar stories, from growing up with internalized…
252 - Pride, Not Pity: Dating with Disability Pride
It's Disability Pride Month, and while this topic has been covered previously, this episode dives into how pride shows up specifically in dating.
Reframing Common Comments
Ways to respond to backhanded compliments with pride, not shame:
"You're so brave for still dating." → Normalize it: datin…
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