This is my response to a Blog Hop that came to me via Emily Ladau of Words I Wheel By .  What am I working on? Aside from actual...

This film is underrated, despised, actually , by most of the pop culture enthusiasts and movie critics I respect. The reason, I think, i...

Followups, weirdness, and some of the finest disability stuff on the Interwebs. Sunday, August 17, 2014 Buy It: “Parenthood” Se...

Watching the “Ice Bucket Challenge” phenomenon become the hit social media trend of this summer, I have decided to start a new series on t...

Four episodes in, and I am fairly pleased with how the new podcast is shaping up. At the same time, I am much more aware of where I nee...

One of my favorite things about the Autistic Self-Advocacy Network is the way they speak about the rights, dignity, and experiences of aut...

This week's Disability.TV podcast is up. It’s a “Mini-Cast” in which I take a look at “disability tropes, narrative markers we can ...

Disabled people aren't weird. We're normal ... just like everyone else. Nothing to see here! What are you looking at? Of course...

Here are three more disability-related podcasts I’m exploring: The Think Inclusive Podcast A terrific podcast on reforming Spec...

It is amazing that the presenter, Dan Habib, makes so many of the most fundamental points of disability rights in one, smooth, engaging, ...

Another reason why there are different disability cultures is a fundamental difference in how we see our disabilities. Some of us ...

Lots of real life activities today, so don't expect much blogging from me. Here is a somewhat appropriate video to fill the void.

Parenthood Season 5 was a doozy, particularly in how it explored more deeply into Aspergers Syndrome, with Max now much more of a teenager ...