Introduce yourself with 10 bands you've seen live:
1. The Cure (4 times)
2. REM
3. Depeche Mode
4. Nine Inch Nails
5. Lush
6. Peter Murphy
7. Henry Rollins (ok it was spoken word, not music, but I'm counting it because he's a legend)
8. Jane's Addiction
9. Fugazi
10. Jewel
Introduce yourself with 10 bands you've seen live:
1. Bush
2. Third Eye Blind
3. VAST
4. Depeche Mode
5. The Cure
6. Bastille
7. Garbage
8. Nine Inch Nails
9. Tool
10. Death Cab For Cutie / The Postal Service
Season 3 is here.
Spencer West on what happens when you stop trying to become the person other people expected you to be.
🎧 Link in comments.
@NDRNadvocates@penguinrandom
@iamAtheistGirl Whatever you pick, use the website in a private window, not the app - and don’t sign in. They remember what prices they originally gave you, and even if the actual prices go down and you check again, you’re likely to still see the old prices. Using a private browser fixes that
In our final episode of Disability Deep Dive Season 2, Keith and Jodi sit down with renowned ASL interpreter Amber Galloway Gallego to talk about what it really takes to make live music accessible and visually expressive.
They dig into:
Why concert access still breaks down (and what better can look like)
Music interpretation as an art form, not an afterthought
Language access, advocacy, and education
Amber’s newest project, Soulful Spaces, a retreat concept centered on access
Then in Deep Cut, they revisit Only Murders in the Building’s nearly silent episode, “The Boy from 6B,” and talk about how access tools like captions and ASL can shift storytelling and perspective.
Check out this fantastic episode here; https://t.co/pQRDdoAMLY
What does it take to be honest online and still protect your mental health?
We’re joined by Shane & Hannah from Squirmy and Grubs on the latest Disability Deep Dive.
Listen Here: https://t.co/kD7REljo3S
Hey @TrekCulture - a question/idea for the podcast: I’d love to hear an example of a ST episode - from any series - that @TomCFinn would rate a 10. Same for @ELittlechild and @seanferrick - but especially Tom! There must be at least one … right?
#StarTrek has always been “woke,” people. Since its inception in the 60s, the idea of a better future has been acutely intertwined with the concept of overcoming our prejudices. Give it at rest and enjoy what is a wonderful new addition to the franchise.
https://t.co/JjpDeHntS4
Travel isn’t just about where you go. It’s also about who gets to go.
In our latest episode, we sit down with Cory Lee from Curb Free with Cory Lee to talk about accessible travel, representation, and what happens when the world finally plans with people with disabilities in mind.
Real talk. And a reminder that access changes everything.
🎧 Watch now: https://t.co/pQRDdoAMLY
#DisabilityDeepDive #AccessibleTravel #RepresentationMatters
@holodeckfour I was just in New Orleans seeing family, and we ate at a restaurant which had a plaque on the wall that read “I’m sorry for what I said when I was hungry.” I was like, “That’s so me!!”
New episode out now!
Access to assistive technology shouldn’t depend on luck or charity, it’s a matter of rights and dignity. On the latest Disability Deep Dive, Charles Redding of Wheels for Humanity and CLASP shares how sustainable supply chains are transforming global access to assistive products, especially in crisis settings.
Plus: A look at “Rising Phoenix” and how the Paralympic Games continue to redefine what’s possible.
https://t.co/pQRDdoAMLY