HeyJaredWheel Talk with Kelly and Avery Podcast
Wheel Talk with Kelly & Avery Podcast is a show hosted by two rare ladies living with congenital muscular dystrophy (CMD). It gives a front row seat to bold conversations about the thriving disability community.
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- 6
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- Sep 23, 2026
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- Jul 15, 2026
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Hot Girls, Wheelchairs, and Zero Filter: The Most Iconic Disability Podcast Crossover Yet (opens the original)
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Four women. Two podcasts. One very unfiltered conversation. In this episode, we’re joined by Maylan Chavez and Sory Rivera, hosts of Access Granted Podcast. We’re bringing together leading ladies in the muscular dystrophy community who are using their podcasts to amplify disabled voices, challenge outdated narratives, and make space for the conversations that don’t always make it into the mainstream. Expect zero filter, plenty of laughs, and the kind of honest girl talk that happens when four di
Beep Beep Bitches…Two Chairs, One Huge Year: Can’t Walk Away From This Podcast Anyway (opens the original)
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One year. Two chairs. Countless conversations. And somehow… we’re still here. In this special celebration episode, we’re looking back at one huge, messy, hilarious, frustrating, and unforgettable year of the podcast. From the moments that made us laugh until our wheels hurt to the conversations that made us angry, vulnerable, hopeful, and everything in between, we’re reflecting on what it means to create a space where the disabled community can be honest, loud, funny, complicated, and unapologet
Air Travel Accessibility Turbulence: First Class Exclusion (opens the original)
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For many travelers living with disabilities, flying is still filled with barriers that begin long before boarding a plane. From inaccessible aircraft cabins and bathrooms to wheelchair damage and inconsistent support, air travel often requires passengers living with disabilities to plan, advocate, and prepare in ways that other travelers do not. In this episode, we are joined by Michele Erwin, founder of All Wheels Up, to discuss the future of accessible air travel and the work being done to cre
Rolling Toward the Crown: Building a Caregiving Platform in Wheelchair Pageantry (opens the original)
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What happens when a crown becomes more than a title? For Annie Heathcote, disability advocate, speaker, author, graphic designer, and 2023 Ms. Wheelchair Wisconsin, it became a platform for advocacy, visibility, and a mission to bring attention to the caregiving crisis. At the heart of Annie’s platform is “Caring Is Caregiving,” a mission focused on raising awareness about the need for caregivers and helping people living with disabilities hire, train, and manage their caregiving teams. We also
I’m Not Too Much, You’re Just Not Used to Me: Make Room or Move (opens the original)
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For too long, people living with disabilities have been taught to shrink - to be grateful, quiet, easy to accommodate, and careful not to take up too much space. But what if we were never “too much”? What if the world simply wasn’t built with enough room? In this episode, we unpack what it means to stop apologizing for existing and start reclaiming space. From asking for accommodation to setting boundaries, “make room or move” isn’t about being hostile - it’s about recognizing that people living
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