ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We Talk Cerebral Palsy and Drag Queens with Ron Hill.
Ron is an editor/producer based in Los Angeles. Born with Cerebral Palsy and raised in a small New Hampshire town, his path to working with drag queens on the West Coast has been an unexpected but appreciated experience. Due to the fact that his disability goes largely unnoticed by his peers, he has only recently become comfortable identifying as disabled and raising awareness for his condition.
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