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  1. 288 A Christmas Movie for all: with Mia Armstrong and Julia Barnett

    Today, we’re bringing you some Holiday cheer as we head to the fictional and festive town of New Hope, TX. I have the honor and thrill of speaking with Julia Barnett, the writer and director of the new holiday movie A Christmas in New Hope,

  2. 287. Embracing “Good Enough” Holidays

    How do you handle the grief that comes with unmet holiday expectations? As we dive into the holiday season, many of us wrestle with the dream of a “perfect” celebration that doesn’t match reality. In this episode, we’re having an honest con

  3. 286. Beyond The Gift: Celebrating Non-Profits This Giving Tuesday

    Today is Giving Tuesday! This year we’ve decided to switch up our traditional gift guide and bring you some of our favorite non-profit organizations doing incredible things for our community. In the spirit of Giving Tuesday, we encourage yo

  4. BONUS. Dreaming Big and Showing Up From The NDSS Adult Summit

    That’s right friends, we’ve got a BONUS episode for you this week! Today, we’re bringing you our closing keynote from the NDSS Adult Summit, we’re sharing our takeaways from the weekend, practical tips, and tools for building a future that

  5. 285. The World We Deserve: LIVE From The NDSS Adult Summit

    Friends, we had an epic time at the National Down Syndrome Adult Summit in Costa Mesa, CA! It’s a weekend of connection and educational sessions on a variety of topics that address adulthood and aging for the disability community. We had th

  6. 284. Why Does Inclusion for People with Down Syndrome Have to be a Distant Dream?

    We’ve talked about impactful PSAs that the Down syndrome community has put out over the years. Today we’re talking about the most recent PSA from our friends over at the National Down Syndrome Society, if you haven’t seen it already follow

  7. 283. Navigating Tube Feeding With Down Syndrome (w/Dr. Lauren Fiechtner)

    Nutrition is key to a child's development, but for some children with Down syndrome, feeding challenges make it difficult to get the nutrition they need. That’s where tube feeding comes in. Today, we’re chatting with Dr. Lauren Fiechtner, D

  8. 282. Adoption, Purpose, and the Founding of RODS Heroes (w/Brady Murray)

    Happy first week of November AND National Adoption Month! Today we’re thrilled to welcome Brady Murray, the passionate founder of RODS Heroes. Brady’s nonprofit has helped hundreds of children with Down syndrome find loving homes around the

  9. 281. Can A Person With Down Syndrome Shift Narratives? (w/ Hilary Gauld & Kate Herron)

    This month we’ve celebrated Down Syndrome Awareness Month with episodes based on popular Google search topics! Today we’re joined by award-winning photographer Hilary Gauld and advocate Kate Herron for this episode all about answering the q

  10. 280. Can A Person With Down Syndrome Find Community & Belonging?

    This month we’re celebrating Down Syndrome Awareness Month with episodes based on popular Google search topics! On today’s episode, we’re answering the question: Can a person with Down syndrome find community & belonging? Today’s conversati

  11. 279. Can A Person With Down Syndrome Live Independently? (w/Emily Kendall & Chad Mayer)

    This month we’re celebrating Down Syndrome Awareness Month with episodes based on popular Google search topics! Today we’re joined by Emily Kendall & Chad Mayer from EmpowerMe Living for this episode all about answering the question: Can a

  12. 278. Can A Person With Down Syndrome Travel The World? (w/ Erik & Emily Orton)

    This month we’re celebrating Down Syndrome Awareness Month with episodes based on popular Google search topics! Today we’re joined by Erik & Emily Orton for this episode all about answering the question: Can a person with Down syndrome trav

  13. BONUS: Why Is The Use Of Terms Like "Mentally Disabled" As An Insult So Harmful?

    Friends, we’re coming to you with a BONUS episode this week. Over the years we’ve worked hard to provide you with topics that are helpful resources, to be sources of encouragement, and never shy away from difficult conversations. Today, we’

  14. 277. Can A Person With Down Syndrome Vote? (w/Alex Bolden & Genevieve Thompson)

    Happy Down Syndrome Awareness Month!! We’re celebrating this month with episodes based on popular Google search topics about people with Down syndrome. Today we’re kicking off the celebration with Alex Bolden and Genevieve Thompson from the

  15. 276. What Can't People With Down Syndrome Do?

    We’re a week away from the start of Down Syndrome Awareness Month! Today we’re kicking off our celebration early with a conversation about common misconceptions people still have about Down syndrome. We’ll be celebrating next month by talki

  16. 275. Advocacy In Action: Amanda Owen on Building a Strong Community

    Today, we’re excited to chat with Amanda Owen, the founder and executive director of Puzzle Pieces! Amanda has dedicated her life to supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities—a passion deeply rooted in her own family’s experienc

  17. 274. Are We Losing the True Meaning of Volunteering?

    Friends, you know we ask all the questions…even if we don’t have all the answers! Today, we're diving into a topic that hits close to home for many of us—volunteering. We're asking some tough questions: What happens when volunteering become

  18. 273. Breaking Down Barriers: The Parent’s Role In IEP Success (w/Ashley Barlow)

    We’re excited to have Ashley Barlow back on the podcast today! We’re discussing the power of parental involvement in IEPs and why it’s so important for your child’s educational success. Ashley breaks down her research and shares personal st

  19. 272. What Do We Wish We Knew Before Our First IEP Meeting?

    Today, we're taking a trip down memory lane to revisit our very first IEP meetings! Let's be honest—those initial meetings can be a whirlwind of emotions: overwhelming, confusing, and sometimes even a bit intimidating. As we reflect on our

  20. 271. Can Our Kids Have Authentic Friendships In Inclusive Settings? (w/Kathleen Downes)

    We’ve had many candid conversations about friendship and inclusion over the years. Today we’re excited to be joined by social worker, blogger, disability activist, and self-advocate, Kathleen Downes. Growing up in inclusive schools during t

  21. 270. IEP Success: How to Plan, Communicate, and Collaborate (w/April Rehrig)

    We’re excited to have April Rehrig, founder of Rise Educational Advocacy and Consulting, on this week! With over 20 years of experience as an elementary school teacher and school psychologist, April has spent her career empowering parents a

  22. 269. What Are We Really Measuring?: Redefining Worth & The IQ Test (w/Pepper Stetler)

    Today we’re excited to talk to Pepper Stetler about her new book A Measure of Intelligence: One Mother's Reckoning with the IQ Test. She’s sharing her journey of questioning the authority and relevance of the IQ test after learning that her

  23. 268. First Responders and Teacher of Patience: A Lesson in Understanding

    We’re thrilled to have Carmen Vincent and Tom and Tina Felter join us to discuss their powerful Emmy award-winning documentary, Teacher of Patience. This film showcases the incredible journey of the Felter family and their daughter, Emily (

  24. 267. What Is It Like To Have A Sibling With Down Syndrome? (Featuring Our Kids!)

    Friends, the last two weeks we got to hear from some amazing siblings. Today we hope you’ll join us for a very special episode, we're sitting down with our kids to talk about what it's like to have a sibling with Down syndrome. Micha chats

  25. 266. From Sibling Love to Community Change (w/Taylor Gardner Chaney)

    Today we’re chatting with another amazing sibling! Taylor Gardner Chaney is a passionate entrepreneur whose younger sister with Down syndrome has influenced her understanding of disabilities and guided her career choices. Taylor discusses v

  26. 265. Brotherly Love: From Childhood Adventures to Adult Dreams (w/Matthew & Thomas Von Der Ahe)

    Today, we're thrilled to chat with Matthew Von Der Ahe, known for his roles in 'Champions' and other films. Joined by his brother Tommy, they reminisce about childhood, explore their evolving adult relationship, and discuss maintaining thei

  27. 264. Healing and Hope: Navigating Down Syndrome Regression Disorder (w/ Dr. Santoro & Dr. Quinn)

    Today, we're chatting about the mysterious and challenging world of Down Syndrome Regression Disorder (DSRD). This condition has left many parents searching for answers as they witness profound changes in their children. Joining us are two

  28. 263. Designs that Dance: A Tale of Friendship and Creativity (w/Dance Happy Designs)

    Today, we’re chatting with the creative minds behind Dance Happy Designs! Emily Scott is here to chat with us about the power of inclusive entrepreneurship, friendship, and creativity and share some of co-founder Julia’s thoughts on their f

  29. 262. 45 Years of Advocacy: A Conversation w/ NDSS President Kandi Pickard

    We’ve been so grateful to have had the opportunity to collaborate with National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) over the last few years. Today, we’re chatting with Kandi Pickard, the President & CEO of NDSS, and celebrating their 45th Annivers

  30. 261. Fearless Together: Lessons In Bravery, Hope, & Resilience (w/David and Andrew Olshine)

    Join us for a special Father’s Day episode featuring the dynamic father-son duo, David and Andrew Olshine! They share their inspiring journey of writing and publishing the book Fearless As A Honey Badger, Brave Like A Wolverine. Learn about

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