Epsiode 172: National Disability & Home Care Rights Coalition
An in-depth conversation with Teresa Sweeney, co-founder of the National Disability and Home Care Rights Coalition, about emerging threats to disability rights and home- and community-based services (HCBS) in the United States.
DOJ Opinion on Olmstead
In 2026, there have been several changes to the interpretation of disability protections that have been in play for the last 50 years… It’s time to pay attention.
Part 3/3 HealthCare Affordability with “One Nation Fully Covered”
Medicaid 101 and why it is vital to Children’s Hospitals.
Part 2/3 HealthCare Affordability in the U.S. and the CHES Survey
Dr. Beaudin-Seiler is a Project Director in the Health Research and Insights practice area, where she leads the Health Economics and Policy team. She leads a portfolio of work that focuses on health care affordability, including the Consumer Healthcare Experience State Survey (CHESS) - a survey designed to understand the burdens, trade-offs, and worries respondents' have regarding affording health care.
Part 1/3 HealthCare Affordability with Tennessee Justice Center
Tennessee Justice Center will be holding a seminar workshop on Healthcare Affordability in June 2026 across Tennessee.
Episode 152: Rising Above Dads Podcast
An engaging podcast for dads raising children with disabilities
Episode: Care Farming Network
On today's episode, Kate Mudge leads the discussion centered on Care Farming and the collaborative network. Please check out their interactive website. https://carefarmingnetwork.org/
Episode 146: Live Coverage of the Resource Fair in Cookeville
Live Coverage of the Cookeville Resource Fair June 2025
Episode 145: Church and Disability Ministry
In epsiode 145 with chat with Torben Jensen from Joni & Friends.
Episode 144: Taking Care of the CareGiver
Jesse Ronne talks about the importance of caregiving on her podcast Coffee with Caregivers as well as the nonprofit Lucas Project.
Episode 143: Why Caregivers Need Respite
Learn more about this great resource for families in Tennessee.
Episode 140: Transition TN
In this epsiode with speak with the Transition TN team at Vanderbilt University, which helps students prepare for post-secondary placement.
Episode 139: Resource Employment Expo
My name is Abby McCage. I grew up and currently live in medina TN. Growing up, I struggled with feelings of shame about my disability and living with muscular dystrophy. I often felt like it set me apart from others and made me different in ways I didn't know how to embrace. Over time, however, I’ve come to realize that my disability is not something to be ashamed of; it's part of who I am, and it doesn't define my worth. Now, I proudly advocate for a world where all people, regardless of ability, can thrive. My journey has taught me the power of self-acceptance, and through my advocacy work, I aim to challenge stereotypes, raise awareness, and empower others to embrace their true selves.
Catalyst Sports
Emily Moscoe is a pediatric occupational therapist for many years and works as the adaptive climbing director for Catalyst Sports. She loves all things outdoors, including hiking, mountain biking, and rock climbing, and has enjoyed the opportunity to combine her career with her passion by giving people with disabilities more opportunities to participate in outdoor recreation!
Tech Talk
Marsh Naidoo welcomes self-advocate Peach Chinratanalabfrom My Tech for All and Milton Neuenschwander from the Department of Disability and Aging for an engaging discussion on the transformative power of technology in the lives of individuals with disabilities.

