SEASON 1, Episode 9 (Part 1): Yes, We Can Have Kids Too!
IN THIS EPISODE: In part one of our discussion about having kids with special guest Shaini Saravanamuthu, we explore the myths and stigma surrounding child-rearing for people with disabilities. We delve into why we will be – or already are – amazing parents when it comes to raising our kids. We dis…
SEASON 1, Episode 9 (Part 2): Yes, We Can Have Kids Too!
IN THIS EPISODE: In part two of our discussion about having kids with special guest Shaini Saravanamuthu, we examine what it’s like to be pregnant when you have an invisible or visible physical disability and how difficult it is to find information online about anything beyond mainstream pregnancy …
SEASON 1, Episode 8: What it's Like to be Neurodiverse
IN THIS EPISODE: We meet Sandra Perlstein and Mackenzie Salt, two adults living with Asperger's syndrome - often classified as a high-functioning form of autism. But what’s the deal with the terms ‘high-functioning’ and ‘low functioning’ anyway? Sandra and Mackenzie describe their lives starting wi…
SEASON 1, Episode 7: I Get Around ... Sort of! Mobility and Invisible Disabilities
IN THIS EPISODE: While it's difficult to navigate life while using a wheelchair, walker or cane, people with invisible disabilities can face the same struggles. Except for us, others may look at us funny if we park in an accessible spot, take the last remaining seat in the subway car or cram into t…
SEASON 1, Episode 6: Disabled and Underemployed
IN THIS EPISODE: What’s it like to be told you’re never going to get your dream job or climb the corporate ladder because you have a disability? It’s something Jackie, Cynthia, Sam and Stacie aren’t exactly unfamiliar with, but the more we are told we can’t do something, the more determined we are …
SEASON 1, Episode 5: #MentalHealthMatters
IN THIS EPISODE: Mental health awareness has been a big focus throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, but feeling the negative impact of self-isolation is no stranger to people with visible or invisible disabilities. We discuss the emotional challenges we've learned to cope with throughout the years - ev…
Ep 11: How to shift perspectives through storytelling with Cynthia Cheng & Maxime Vanhollebeke, Founders of Hong Kong Shifts
In Episode 11, I interview the founders of Hong Kong Shifts, Cynthia Cheng and Maxime Vanhollebeke. One morning, Maxime walked past his security guard and realized he knew nothing about her life, he invited her for a coffee and asked Cynthia to join. This was the beginning of Hong Kong Shifts, a so…
Cynthia Cheng and Maxime Vanhollebeke - An Invisible Web of Workers
Behind Hong Kong's clean streets and 24-hour convenience is a web of workers, many in low-paid positions, who toil tirelessly to keep the city going. Cynthia Cheng and Maxime Vanhollebeke have made it their mission to honour the people whose work too often goes unnoticed through social impact story…
Digital Social Capital: The Hidden Currency for Startup Growth
In this episode of the Management as a Liberal Art Podcast, Dr. Rob Kirkland speaks with Dr. Cynthia Cheng about her groundbreaking research on digital social capital and its growing influence on startup funding success. Drawing from her experience in venture capital and her recent publication in t…
Digital Social Capital: The Hidden Currency for Startup Growth
In this episode of the Management as a Liberal Art Podcast, Dr. Rob Kirkland speaks with Dr. Cynthia Cheng about her groundbreaking research on digital social capital and its growing influence on startup funding success. Drawing from her experience in venture capital and her recent publication in t…
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