Making the "Invisible," Visible With Journalist Karina Sturm
In this episode, we speak with journalist and filmmaker Karina Sturm about Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and disability awareness and inclusion. To learn more about Karina, or to check out her documentary, "We Are Visible," visit her website here.
106: Hustle Culture, Stress and Chronic Illness with Karina Sturm
Today's episode is with Karina Sturm! Karina is a German native who is now in San Francisco. She's a research associate turned journalist living with several chronic illnesses and an invisible disability. Her main health condition is called Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a rare connective tissue disorder …
Sturm and Drang: One Disabled Journalist’s Story
Kicking off Season 3 of NORDpod, I am joined by Karina Sturm, a disabled journalist, blogger, author, and filmmaker who tries to connect with chronically ill people around the world and spread the word about Ehlers-Danios Syndrome and other chronic illnesses. From giving up her job as a research as…
"We Are Visible" Documentary creator and star Karina Sturm shares her struggle with invisible illness
I clicked on a trailer for a film I'd never heard of. I'd found it while scrolling, I don't even know where. It mentioned invisible illness, and having several of those I was intrigued. Not even a minute into that trailer for 'We Are Visible,' and I had to push pause. I was sobbing so hard I couldn…
Journeys: Season 3, Episode 10 - Karina Sturm
We talked to Karina Sturm about her journey, about the projects she's working on and inclusion.
00:00 - 01:39 Intro
01:40 - 06:14 Karina's Journey
06:15 - 16:08 Complicated Healthcare Systems
16:09 - 19:57 Dealing With egotistical matters
19:58 - 26:28 Self Advocacy
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Sophie Morgan on Rights on Flights, Accessible Travel, and Representation
Broadcaster, bestselling author, and advocate Sophie Morgan joins hosts Karina Sturm and Amy Zayed to talk about moving through the world on your own terms: travel writing, flying while disabled, and seeing ourselves reflected in the stores we shop in. Sophie shares how she fell into travel journal…
How Blind and Low-Vision People Are Reclaiming Style and Fashion with Hairstylist Anna Cofone
Fashion is one of the most visual industries in the world, so where does that leave blind and low-vision people? In this episode, hosts Karina Sturm and Amy Zayed talk with Anna Cofone, founder of the Hair & Care Project, about how hair, beauty, and style become powerful tools of identity, confiden…
We Need to Talk About Dating With a Disability - with Dateability App Founders | TGDNN Podcast
Dating with a disability comes with a set of questions most apps never consider, from when to disclose to whether a community of your own means inclusion or separation. In this episode of the TGDNN Podcast, hosts Karina Sturm and Amy Zayed talk with Jacqueline and Alexa Child, the sisters who found…
“I Wrote the Disability Story I Needed as a Child”: NYT Editor Wendy Lu on Her Novel “Casting April”
New York Times editor and debut author Wendy Lu joins co-hosts Karina Sturm and Amy Zayed to talk about her middle-grade novel Casting April, a story about a 12-year-old girl with a tracheostomy tube who fights to prove she belongs in her school play. Wendy shares why she wrote the book she wished …
Gary O'Donoghue on Journalism, Blindness, and a Career at the BBC
BBC Chief North America Correspondent Gary O'Donoghue has covered Washington for over a decade, and he has done it as a blind journalist in a field that still assumes that is not possible. In this episode he talks with hosts Karina Sturm and Amy Zayed about breaking into daily news before anything …
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