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Accessible Audio for Making A DifferenceGCDD Impact: Georgia’s Advancing Employment Center Expands Impact and ReachThe Advancing Employment Training and Technical Assistance Center at the University of Georgia's Institute on Human Development and Disability (IHDD) is a long-running initiative of the Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities (GCDD). It is making major strides in creating more integrated workplaces for people with disabilities across the state.Now entering its seventh year, the initiative continues to grow in both scope and influence — thanks to a focused commitment on systems change, ongoing education, and stakeholder engagement.“We really take seriously that phrase, ‘continually improving,’” said Doug Crandell, Public Service Faculty and Director of the Advancing Em...2025-04-2604 min
Revealing MenBodies at Work: Labor, Pain, and MasculinityRandy Flood, host of the Revealing Men podcast, is an avid reader of The Sun, a non-profit, ad-free magazine that publishes personal essays, short stories, and poetry. It was there that he first encountered author, Doug Crandell, through an essay about his father’s life as a laborer: “His Body of Work.” Flood, a psychotherapist and [...]2025-04-2455 min
Faytene TVHighlights From 2024 DONATE: To donate to help us produce more shows please click here: https://www.faytene.tv/donateJoin us this week as we share highlights from some of the most insightful, and encouraging, FTV interviews of 2024:// Lessons Learned from the Hamas Oct. 7th Attack with the Hon. Stockwell Day// Finding solutions to overcome homelessness and addiction with Craig Forbes (Lakemount Worship Centre) & Joesph Sikora (Ground Zero Ministries)// Using tech to do good with James Kelly (Faith Tech)2025-01-0528 min
The BookmarkBook Three, Chapter 7: Book Recs with Bethany!This month we played Stump the Librarians with your book requests from social media. Have more requests for us? DM us or stop by the library and we'll do our best to find the book you're looking for.
We were joined by former WCPL Technical Services Manager and current Huntington University Library Assistant Bethany for this month's episode.
Chet and Bernie Mysteries by Spencer Quinn
Thornhedge by T. Kingfisher
Uprooted by Naomi Novik
Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Anne Brontë
Villette by Charlotte Brontë
Book Co...2024-04-021h 20
Faytene TVPanel Discussion: National Issues with Doug Sharpe and Toyin Crandell DONATE: https://v-kolmedia.kindful.com/Welcome back! Today is a very exciting one for Faytene TV.They say that the only constant in life is change. This is also true for us!Over the next months, you are going to be seeing some familiar faces more frequently as we shift into a new format called “Faytene and Friends”We will continue coming to you weekly, speaking to the issues shaping our nation and times, and I am making room for...2024-02-2528 min
The Disability History Association PodcastPodcast Episode 43 – Disability Rights and the Fight to End Subminimum Wages
Doug Crandell discusses his latest book, Twenty-Two Cents an Hour: Disability Rights and the Fight to End Subminimum Wages.
Episode Image: Cover of Twenty-Two Centers an Hour: Disability Rights and the Fight to End Subminimum Wages by Doug Crandell. The cover is white with twenty-two pennies laid out in four columns. The title is printed among the rows of pennies.
Download mp3 file here.Download pdf transcript here.
About our Guest
Doug has worked for decades in employment and disability supports. He’s an advocate for a sibling with disabilities. In Twenty-Two Cents...2024-01-1359 min
Crimes & ClosetsSanta Claus MurdersDanny and Kimberly Daniels and their four children, plus some foster kids, lived in a small town called Santa Claus in Georgia. The town embraced the Christmast spirit and had decorations up all year. People would come from near and far to get their letters stamped with the Santa Claus name. That is until one day evil entered the town and four members of the family were brutally murdered in December of 1997. Join us in the closet as we discuss the Santa Claus Murders.
Crimes & Closets is a true crime podcast production of Skoldon, LLC.
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The Weeks Well23. Reflections on the year so far, and three things on where we're goingThis week I review my 2023 conversations to date and reflect on some standout episodes, including: 1) Jason Crandell and plumbing the depths. 2) Jivana Heyman and his encouragement to use yoga to radically embrace all parts of yourself for the sake of activism. 3) Gail Parker's work reminding us that if we practice yoga, it’s our job to be thinking about how many people have the opportunity to do the same and, as teachers, how well we are able to meet all people where they are in class. I also talk about:
1) My upcoming conversation with Rob Schware and Be...2023-03-1517 min
The Shining Beautiful Series Podcast22 Cents an HourMeet Doug Crandell, author of 22 Cents an Hour, Disability Rights and the Fight to End Subminimum Wages. Join Mikelle and Katherine as we explore with Doug, the history of subminimum wages, and the challenges which are still present after all these years to gain pay equity for workers with disabilities in this lively podcast episode. Doug's book is available on Amazon. Here is the link. Get your copy now! https://www.amazon.com/Twenty-Two-Cents-Hour-Disability-Subminimum/dp/150176358X 2022-04-1947 min
Your Rights At WorkGreenhouse on Two-Faced Anti-Unionism; Zirin on the MLB lockout; Crandell on Twenty-Two Cents an HourBroadcast on March 3, 2022
Hosted by Chris Garlock & Ed Smith
Longtime labor reporter Steven Greenhouse on Two-Faced Anti-Unionism; sportswriter Dave Zirin on the MLB lockout, and Doug Crandell on Twenty-Two Cents an Hour: Disability Rights and the Fight to End Subminimum Wages.
Plus labor news headlines: REI Workers in New York Vote to Unionize; Arizona Starbucks becomes first outside New York to unionize; Union Activists Arrested at Amazon warehouse in Staten Island.
Produced by Chris Garlock; engineered by Ciera Shine.
@wpfwdc @aflcio #1u #unions #laborradiopod @greenhousenyt @EdgeofSports2022-03-0459 min
The LandscapeDoug Crandell of UGA and Griffin-Hammis AssociatesDoug Crandell is a national subject matter expert in Supported Employment, with expertise working with individuals with severe mental illness; and developmental disabilities. Doug is also and award winning author with both fiction and non-fiction books published. In this episode he speaks about his work helping states shape and improve their supports of individuals with disabilities, his writing and more. Doug is passionate, creative, informed and a great story teller. It's an important episode for disability advocates across the board, but especially individuals in the supported employment field, from state leadership, to DSP's and employment specialists. Link...2021-06-1348 min
Honestly Unbalanced#8 DOUG ROBSON - Hollywood Stuntman and Yoga Teacher, on balance teaching your truth and respecting your bodyA native of Botswana and now London-based, Doug Robson (@thedownwarddoug) qualified as a stuntman 7 years ago after training extensively in martial arts, gymnastics and platform diving. Since then he has doubled high-profile actors such as Channing Tatum, Colin Firth and Luke Evans and built an extensive list of credits, including award-winning productions Mission Impossible, The Avengers, Star Wars and Game of Thrones, among others.Doug first took up yoga as a form of therapy after suffering a back injury. He has since developed a dedicated practice and in 2017 trained as a yoga instructor and began t...2020-05-041h 04