Chattin' with Paul Haygood, Sociologist at UT-Tyler

Chattin' with Ed Worrell, MT Assoc for the Blind Chapter President

I talk with Ed Worrell, President of the Montana Association for the Blind, about his personal journey, challenges, and adaptation to blindness, the use of AI technology for managing diabetes and assisting vision-impaired individuals.

Chattin' with Andrew Johnson, Electric City Opportunities

Andrew Johnson, founder of Electric City Opportunities, talks about his personal journey of overcoming a traumatic brain injury and incomplete paraplegia to become an advocate for the disability community. He discusses the challenges and successes of his work, the importance of labor rights, and the impact of government policies on disability services. Learn more at https://www.facebook.com/p/Electric-City-Opportunities-LLC-61557686065748/ [https://www.facebook.com/p/Electric-City-Opportunities-LLC-61557686065748/]

Chattin' with Liz Bucar, Author

We talk about author Liz Bucar's experiences with the Camino de Santiago, the distinction between religion and spirituality, and her academic work that informs her "Beyond Wellness" and "Stealing My Religion" books. Check her out on socials as @lizbucar.

Chattin' with Amanda Otterman, Menohealth Nurse

Amanda Otterman, a Meno health nurse, shares her journey from nursing to menopause education and advocacy. She highlights the renaming of PCOS and the importance of recognizing menopause as a whole-body systemic issue. Find her at @menohealthnurse on socials.

Chattin' with Bree Fram, US Space Force Colonel (Ret.)

Col. Bree Fram shares her experience of forced retirement and administrative leave, advocacy for transgender service members, the role of Space Force, decision to run for office, and hope for the future. Note: Bree suspended her campaign after recording this episode.