63: Episode 62 - From Roadmap to Emmy: Samuel and Dan Habib on Filmmaking, Family, and Disability
In this Quest Podcast episode, we chat with Emmy Award-winning filmmaker and disability advocate Samuel Habib and his father and longtime collaborator Dan Habib, the creative duo behind the extraordinary documentary The Ride Ahead. In the film, Samuel opens up about his personal journey into adul…
Do It Scared
Alycia Anderson welcomes Mindy Henderson, who is a speaker, author, VP of Disability Outreach and Empowerment at the Muscular Dystrophy Association, and editor-in-chief of Quest Media, to discuss disability advocacy, especially accessible air travel. Mindy explains why adding wheelchair spots on ai…
64: Episode 63 - The People Behind the People: Family Caregiving, Policy, and the Power of Showing Up
In this episode of the Quest Podcast, we chat with Nicole Lucas, a devoted family caregiver and dental hygienist who stepped away from her career so that her daughter could pursue her dreams; Carly Weber, a 24-year-old law student at the University of Pittsburgh living with spinal muscular atroph…
Episode 4: Mindy Henderson on Living with SMA, Advocacy, and Empowerment
In Episode 4 of AccessibiliTEA, we sit down with Mindy Henderson—Vice President of Disability Outreach and Empowerment at MDA, Editor-in-Chief of Quest Media, author, speaker, advocate, and longtime member of the SMA community.
Mindy shares her journey of being diagnosed with spinal muscular atroph…
65: Episode 64 - Your Difference Is Your Superpower: A Conversation with Cerys Davage
In this episode of the Quest Podcast, we chat with Cerys Davage, a Welsh podcaster and content creator living with limb-girdle muscular dystrophy (LGMD), who has turned her diagnosis into a platform for connection and representation. Cerys opens up about growing up in a family that chose openness…
66: Episode 65 - Nothing Left to Prove: A Conversation with Kiersten Riggs
In this episode of the Quest Podcast, we chat with Kiersten Riggs, a 24-year-old rare disease advocate from Tulsa, Oklahoma, who was a varsity cheerleader when her family first heard the words Friedreich's ataxia (FA). Kiersten opens up about being diagnosed alongside her older sister, the four y…
67: Episode 65 - A Conversation with Steve Way, Part 1: Inside Hulu’s Furious
In this Quest Podcast episode, we sit down with actor, comedian, and disability advocate Steve Way, currently starring as Alden in Hulu's hit thriller Furious. Steve talks about how the role was written for him after a chance meeting with creator Liz Meriwether on a panel about caregiving in medi…
68: Episode 66: More CMT Clinical Trials Than Ever Before: Inside the Research Turning Point
In this episode of Quest Podcast, we chat with Sue Bruhn, PhD, CEO of the Charcot-Marie-Tooth Association (CMTA); Stephan Züchner, MD, PhD, Chief Genomics Officer at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine; and Brian Lin, PhD, Senior Research Portfolio Director at the Muscular Dystrophy…
69: Episode 67 - A Conversation with Steve Way, Part 2: Medicaid, Self-Advocacy, and the Life You Want
In this episode of Quest Podcast, actor, comedian, and disability advocate Steve Way returns to continue our conversation, this time getting even more personal about his own reliance on home and community-based services and what independence really requires. Steve explains how these services make…
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giants.
‐ Isaac "Llamacorn" Newton
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