HeyJaredWhere The Ramp Ends
Where the Ramp Ends is a podcast about disability, inclusion, and what happens when good intentions meet real life.
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- Sep 23, 2026
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- Sep 2, 2026
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Kevin Nuñez - Turning Lived Experience Into Effective Advocacy (opens the original)
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What if the biggest barrier facing disabled people is not ability, but the systems, assumptions, and segregation built around them? Disability advocate Kevin Nuñez joins Bryce and Summer for a candid conversation about advocacy, inclusion, and what it really takes to help people with disabilities live free, dream bigger, and be seen for who they are. Kevin shares how growing up with cerebral palsy shaped his voice, why his early experience as the outspoken kid in school pushed him toward policy,
Erin Prangley - NACDD Director of Public Policy, Becoming a Subject Matter Expert and Connecting With Legislators (opens the original)
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Please rate and review to help us reach others. The disability rights conversation has a blind spot, and Erin Prangley is calling it out. Too many advocates are treated like inspirational storytellers instead of the subject matter experts they actually are—and that mistake is costing the movement real change.Bryce and Summer sit down with Erin, policy director at the National Association of Councils on Developmental Disabilities, for a sharp, personal, and practical conversation about disability
The Power of Storytelling in Disability Advocacy with Brittanie Hernandez-Wilson (opens the original)
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Episode Description Disability advocacy becomes unstoppable when your story is clear, specific, and impossible to ignore. Brittanie Hernandez Wilson shows how personal storytelling can change policy, shift minds, and give disabled people and families the tools to fight back - without getting lost in jargon or fear. Bryce and Summer sit down with Brittanie Hernandez-Wilson, a public speaker, self-advocate, and organizer with Hand in Hand, the Domestic Employers Network, to unpack how she went fro
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