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Show Notes for Episode 1: "I Am Disabled So I Have An Origin Story Like A Goddamn Super Hero."
This inaugural episode sets the stage for a deep dive into the world of disability narratives, challenging the HOLY SHIT ARE WE IN A MENTAL HOSPITAL INSTEAD OF DOING A PODCAST? We certainly think so.
Stories in this episode:
“Talking Trash On Maya Angelou” by Rae Rose Glemby
“Origin Story” by Sheila Black
“If, Ands and Butts” by Annie LaVaughn
Introduction:
- Annie and Rae introduce the podcast and its theme: exploring disability narratives through personal experiences.
- They reflect on the idea of disability origin stories and question the intersection between reality and perception.
Segment 1: Defining Our Own Origin Stories
- Annie and Rae discuss their own journeys with disability and how they came to view their experiences as unique origin stories.
- They explore the societal expectations and stereotypes surrounding disability and how these shape individual narratives.
Segment 2: Listener Stories
- The hosts invite listeners to share their own disability origin stories via social media or email.
- They emphasize the importance of community and solidarity in sharing these personal narratives.
Segment 3: Sheila Black
- Sheila Black, a disability advocate and writer, joins the podcast as a guest.
- Discussion on how disability can be seen as a source of strength and resilience, akin to a superhero's origin story.
Conclusion:
- Annie and Rae reflect on the conversations and stories shared in the episode.
- They encourage listeners to continue engaging with the podcast, sharing their stories, and building a supportive community.
