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The Tye-PodS2E78 with guest Annie Tulkin with Accessible CollegeThe final episode of Season 2 of the Tye Pod features Annie Tulkin, CEO of Accessible College! She is currently working with students with disabilities and their families as they transition to college. We discuss her organization's support for students with physical disabilities, sensory impairments, and chronic health conditions. She emphasizes the importance of holistic support, including accommodations, independent living, and continuity of care. She also networks with the Muscular Dystrophy Association and Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation. As someone who attended university for over 10 years, I can honestly say working with Annie would have b...
2025-12-3046 min
The Tye-PodS2E77 with guest Kaitlyn Rohde host of the Sick, I Swear podcastThe Tye Pod guest for this episode is fellow podcaster Kaitlyn Rohde who hosts Sick, I Swear. We dive into what it’s like to deal with chronic illness whether visible (Tye with Muscular Dystrophy) or invisible (Katlyn with Ehler’s Danlos).Kaitlyn also shares her experience with ableism from every level including from some family and relationship partners. I loved discussing both of our journeys especially how we have adapted over time including moving to Tennessee and navigating the cesspool that is online dating. In addition, I feel the responsibility to mention we are both fans of Taylor Swif...
2025-12-2350 min
The Tye-PodS2E76 with guest Caden NelmsToday I am joined by Caden Nelms who is a digital creator living with SMA type 2.He discusses his journey and advocacy navigating life with a progressive neuromuscular diagnosis. We also talk about some of the difficulties in securing insurance for necessary treatments, including Spinraza injections and physical therapy. Caden’s advocacy efforts while attending college led to significant accessibility improvements like ramps, curb cuts, and accessible dorms. I really appreciate his willingness to share this experience in particular as so many of us in the disability community fight inaccessible spaces in our daily lives.✨ Next time on The TyeP...
2025-12-1855 min
The Tye-PodS2E75 with guest Daniela DaisyHope you all are having a great start to the week! This episode of The Tye Pod features a conversation between the PhD host and Daniela, a disabled model and content creator, about disability, intimacy, and dating. Daniela shares her life with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), her treatment with Spinraza, and challenges with insurance, along with her background in music. She discusses navigating dating apps, prioritizing safety and trust, confronting stereotypes about disabled intimacy, and the importance of self-advocacy. The episode closes with reflections on her content creation journey....
2025-12-161h 21
The Tye-PodS2E74 with guest Tony JacobsenToday’s guest is Tony Jacobsen who is a coach, author and disability advocate! He discusses his journey with osteogenesis imperfecta (OI), a genetic disorder causing brittle bones. Diagnosed at 18 months, Tony has experienced over 75 bone breaks and undergone 12 surgeries. He emphasized the importance of nutrition, fitness, and mindset in managing OI. Tony's coaching program, Unbreakable Body, helps individuals with disabilities through virtual workouts and personal coaching.✨ Next time on The TyePod I am joined by @Daniela_Daisy_!🎧 Tune in via the link in my bio...
2025-12-1141 min
The Tye-PodS2E73 with guest @OtheringPodcastIn today’s episode of the TyePod I had a great conversation with the hosts of the @OtheringPodcast Mike and Dory! They highlight stories of the marginalized with a focus on LGBTQ+ and disability.One of my favorite parts of being a podcast host is learning about other shows and the voices behind them! I appreciate both Mike and Dory for sharing their thoughts and insights on the disabled community and their personal connection. I also feel they bring a valuable perspective on intersectionality, which is so important! We are so much more than di...
2025-12-0943 min
The Tye-PodS2E72 with guest BryannaHappy Thursday! This episode of the TyePod features Bryanna who is a disabled mom living in the New York area! I chat with her about her experience with raising a daughter, ableism, and use of prosthetics among other topics. Bryanna and her daughter were really enjoyable to talk with and I appreciate the opportunity to share this conversation with everyone!✨ Next time on The TyePod I am joined by @OtheringPodcast!🎧 Tune in via the link in my bio, or searc...
2025-12-0537 min
The Tye-PodS2E71 with guest Shaniece (@Nurse.Shan.Shan)Happy Thursday! I’m excited to have Shaniece on today’s episode of the Tye-Pod! Shaniece is a nurse from Canada who has experience on the Covid front line in addition to maternity and IVF clinics. First off, I am always happy to find a fellow Swiftie to talk to about Taylor’s extensive music library. The conversation between the two of us was enjoyable and eye opening!Shaniece is the first nurse I have talked with as a podcast guest and her perspective is so valuable! I know from my own situation that it is...
2025-11-281h 02
The Tye-PodS2E70 with guest Marissa (IG @DisabledGhoul)Your Tuesday episode of the Tye-Pod is live! Marissa @DisabledGhoul is my guest this time!Marissa is a digital creator and purveyor of all things spooky with her own sweet market with polymer clay artwork which you can explore @marissa.maries.market! We chat about her experience with EDS, POTS and related diagnoses. In addition, we discuss Halloween costumes and the real life nightmares about stigma surrounding hygiene and disability. Thank you so much to Marissa for sharing your story with me! ✨ Next time on The TyePod I am joined by...
2025-11-2554 min
The Tye-PodS2E69 with guest Clarissa ThomasTime for the latest edition of The TyePod from your friendly neighborhood PhD with guest Clarissa Thomas who lives with Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder and celiac disease. Clarissa talks about the evolution of her symptoms and learning to adapt with the help of her family and extended support system. She discusses some of the specific aspects of planning ahead for hard days while maximizing her good days. One thing she mentioned that definitely resonated with me is the impact of a chronic illness on those in our inner circles. Those closest to us share our e...
2025-11-2140 min
The Tye-PodS2E68 with guest DanielleThis episode features Danielle Connolly (@_daniellevates) who is a disability and rare disease advocate. She shares what it feels like to manage her disabilities with adaptive transport devices.We also talk about Danielle’s use of humor and travel reviews that she has prepared over time! I really appreciate her feedback on cruises as well and I think we all could use one at this point!✨ Next time on The TyePod I am joined by Clarissa who is an entrepreneur and Mrs. USA (@Mrs.Clarissa.Thomas)!
2025-11-1939 min
The Tye-PodS2E67 with guest Hollis PeirceI’m so appreciative to be joined by Hollis Peirce on this episode of the TyePod! Hollis is a disability advocate and podcast host of 21st Century Disability.Hollis talked about higher education support for people with disabilities and his efforts to set up an endowed bursary at his Alma Mater Carlton University! He also shares a similar healing journey to my own following a lengthy stay in the ICU at the height of the COVID pandemic.✨ Next time on The TyePod I am joined by Danielle who is a di...
2025-11-1343 min
The Tye-PodS2E66 with guest Nicole BenishNicole Benish joins me as a guest on this TyePod episode to talk about her diagnoses including fibromyalgia during COVID and navigating amplified stress levels due to symptoms and relationship trauma/abandonment. Something that resonates with me from our conversation is her take on suffering: “One thing that makes suffering bearable is being able to use that suffering to help somebody else.” I really appreciate Nicole’s openness about her experiences and approach to dealing with layered stress with humor as a coping mechanism! ✨ Next tim...
2025-11-1251 min
The Tye-PodS2E65 with guest JuliannaThe episode for this week’s TyePod features Julianna who was involved in an underwater diving accident that left her with a severe spinal cord injury during a trip to Hawaii.She talks about her efforts to remain independent including physical fitness activities and living in Arizona for part of the year. One thing I think is important to consider from Julianna’s story is that any of us can become disabled at any point in our lives. I very much relate to her approach to adapting to a new “normal”!✨ N...
2025-11-0643 min
The Tye-PodS2E64 with guest @Cutie_w_a_CaneOne of my friends in the awesome community of Instagram joins me to share her journey with diagnosis, the origins of her online persona Cutie with a Cane and more! She shares so much insight on things like differences in state to state medical care and her approach to remaining positive without toxicity. Thank you so much to @Cutie_with_a_cane for coming on!✨ Next time on The TyePod I am joined by @juliannajojudith!🎧 Tune in via the link in my bio, or search The TyePod on Sp...
2025-11-0439 min
The Tye-PodS2E63 with guest John ScurtoIn today’s episode of the TyePod, I talk to John Scurto about living with SMA and advocating for people with neuromuscular diagnoses. We also talked about his passion for Florida sports and video games with adaptive controllers! John and I both have had the opportunity to work with @LaughingAtMyNightmareInc and share their passion for assisting the disability community! LAMN’s efforts to provide scholarships is an initiative we feel is so important as there are so many added expenses to pursue a degree! ✨ Next time on The TyePod I am j...
2025-10-3140 min
The Tye-PodS2E62 with guest Kaitlyn StatenIt’s great to share my conversation with Kaitlyn Staten in the newest TyePod episode now available on YouTube and Spotify! She shares her experience going through a car accident that caused her spinal cord injury and pathway to universal design advocacy! Kaitlyn also talked about her starting to dance with the group that eventually became @Rollettes_LA!👉 Follow Kaitlyn on Instagram @KaitlynStaten!✨ Next time on The TyePod I am joined by John Scurto, former Board Chair of @LaughingAtMyNightmareInc (@John_Scurto)!🎧 Tune in via the link i...
2025-10-2947 min
The Tye-PodS2E61 with guest Angelea (@AngeleaPhoto)Angelea is my guest on this episode of the TyePod! She is a photographer living with VACTERL syndrome. She shares her journey including a move to Nashville while managing her daily living activities. I love the work she is currently doing by creating books telling stories of kids and adults with disabilities through pictures!👉 Follow Angelea at @AngeleaPhoto to follow her journey and see samples of her photography! You can also find more information at her website: https://www.angeleaphoto.com✨ Next time on The TyePod I am joined by Ka...
2025-10-2437 min
The Tye-PodS2E60 with guest Jesse Bascle (@NolaRolla)Today’s episode of the TyePod features Jesse Bascle who creates reviews focused on providing accessibility information for restaurants and attractions in the New Orleans area! Jesse and I chat about some of the challenges of travel accessibility with public transportation and the dreaded Hannibal Lecter aisle chair many of us wheelchair users have experienced. 👉 Follow the Nola Rolla on Instagram at @TheNolaRolla and check out his website https://nolarolla.com.✨ Next time on The TyePod I am joined by Angelea who is a photographer in Nashville (@AngeleaPhoto)!🎧 Tune in via the link in my bio, or search The TyePod on...
2025-10-2240 min
The Tye-PodS2E59 with guest Mandy Salas (@Im.MandySalas)In the weekly Thursday edition of the TyePod, Mandy Salas joins me to share her story as resilience advocate living with quadriplegia. We chat about her journey adapting to a new life, processing grief, and being a wife and mother. One thing that stayed with me following our discussion is the relationship between Mandy and her former host family in Argentina who lost a loved one and the same accident that caused her injuries. In my opinion it shows how important it is to help one one another in times of grief and healing.👉 Fol...
2025-10-171h 12
The Tye-PodS2E58 with guest Rachel (@RachelsCCIPath)Rachel (@RachelsCCIPath) joins me in this episode to talk about living with CCI and her experiences with regaining function. I really enjoyed and learned a lot from our conversation! I found several “Ah ha” moments including Rachel’s thoughts on each of us climbing our own Everest when navigating chronic illness and rehabilitation!👉 Follow Rachel on Instagram at @RachelsCCIPath!✨ Next time on The TyePod I am joined by Mandy (@Im.MandySalas) who is a motivational speaker!🎧 Tune in via the link in my bio, or search The...
2025-10-1549 min
The Tye-PodS2E57 with guest Lo (@WouldYouKindly)In this episode of the TyePod, digital creator Lo (@WouldYouKindly) shares her unique journey from teaching to content creation, discussing her experiences with mental health, her creative endeavors (including an impressive Lord Sauron costume!), and the importance of advocacy for autism awareness. She reflects on her injury and recovery process, the role of humor in coping with challenges, and the significance of accessibility in society. 👉 Follow Lo on Instagram at @WouldYouKindly!✨ Next time on The TyePod I am joined by Rachel (@Rachelsccipath)!🎧 Tune in via the l...
2025-10-1049 min
The Tye-PodS2E56 with guest Kae (@LetterEleven)Tye here with a new episode of the TyePod! Kae (@LetterEleven) joins me to talk about her journey living with Limb-Girdle Muscular Dystrophy (LGMD) and her experiences as a digital creator and advocate. The discussion explores the complexities of navigating life with a disability, the importance of representation, and the intersectionality of being a woman of color with a disability. Kae emphasizes the need for better accessibility and the challenges faced in the fashion industry, while also highlighting the progress being made in disability advocacy and awareness. In this conversation, the speakers explore the c...
2025-10-081h 15
The Tye-PodS2E55 with guest Jose (@JoseInspires)A new episode of The TyePod is available featuring Jose Flores who is an author and model living with muscular dystrophy!My conversation with Jose touched on a number of moments of adapting and evolving through some of the mental and physical challenges he’s overcome. One thing that resonated with me was the number of people he has crossed paths, which is one of the most impactful parts of life with disabilities in my opinion. Jose has channeled the energy from his journey back into the community with tools and re...
2025-10-0350 min
The Tye-PodS2E54 with guest Avery (@EndometriosisAve)AKA “I still have the ability to love.”TyePod Thursday is back with special guest Avery (@EndometriosisAve) who talks about her experience with endometriosis and finding a good health team.I really appreciated Avery going into some of the “taboo” areas of disability conversation including intimacy and how different this can look depending on each person. She also talked about her moving to a new state and some of the factors that go into deciding on the right state. 👉 If you would like t...
2025-09-2638 min
The Tye-PodS2E53 AKA “Disability doesn’t take away your purpose, it refines it.” with guest Annie HeathcoteA new episode of The TyePod is now live with guest Annie Heathcote! Annie is a Disabled Advocate and Speaker living with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA).I first reached out to Annie when I came across a reel of her sharing her feelings about physical touch through hugging. It resonated because I too feel that friendly physical contact can mean a great deal when you have a severe physical disability. Obviously, it’s something that has to be consensual, but too often it’s assumed that we are “breakable” and never want something like a hug! T...
2025-09-2435 min
The Tye-PodS2E52 AKA “Bean and Avocado Arepas!” with guest Blanca LoboTyePod with BlancaIt was so great to have Blanca Lobo as a guest on this episode of The TyePod! She is a personal blogger who lives with multiple sclerosis and shares her journey to raise awareness for the disability community!We chat about common experiences we’ve had with progressive muscle weakness and tools to help with the day to day challenges involved with physical disabilities. Acceptance, therapy and medication regimens are areas Blanca and I have (along with many others) experienced with our diagnoses. Thank you so much to Blanca for sharing your story!👉 Follow Blanca on In...
2025-09-1935 min
The Tye-PodS2E51 with guest Aaron BakerToday’s episode features public figure Aaron Baker who is a spinal cord injury lifestyle specialist. He also discussed initiating Adversity Into Adventure which is a 501c3 Foundation. The foundation looks to enhance rehabilitation, recreation and neurological research by funding high impact organizations for disability.I appreciate Aaron joining me and sharing his journey including multiple bike trips across the country to highlight a variety of disability programs and resources. I enjoyed him also sharing about family life as a husband and father with paralysis.👉 Follow Aaron on Instagram at @I...
2025-09-1744 min
The Tye-PodSeason 2 Episode 50 AKA “Trachs, PhDs, & Fluffy the Flamingo” with Marilyn Keller and Tye MartinEpisode 50 of season two is LIVE featuring your two friendly neighborhood PhDs Marilyn Keller and Tye Martin! We hope you all enjoy our conversation and that it resonates with you all. Thank you for listening!#TyePod #tracheostomy #TrachLife #AITA #TheAnts #FriendlyNeighborhoodPhDs #Flamingos Accessible Image Description:A promotional graphic for The Tye Pod podcast. The background shows a peaceful outdoor scene with green grass, trees, and a soft blue sky. Large white text at the top reads: “THE TYE POD,” with a small microphone icon underneath. Below, two gues...
2025-09-1340 min
The Tye-PodS2E49 with guest Emily OberstWhat’s up my Insta-friends! On today’s episode Paralympian Emily Oberst talks about her disability caused by cancer in addition all things wheelchair basketball. Emily discusses the complexities of wheelchair basketball, including its classification system and the challenges of balancing her sport with a full-time job.Diagnosed with bone cancer during high school, Emily highlights the lack of treatment advancements since the 1980s and her advocacy mission to raise funds for better treatments. 👉 Follow Emily on Instagram at @emily_oberst to learn more of her story in preparation to cheer her on at the upcoming 2026 Paralympic Games in LA!✨ Ne...
2025-09-1035 min
The Tye-PodS2E48 with guest Keisha GreavesToday I am joined by Keisha Greaves, founder of Girls Chronically Rock, who discusses her journey as an entrepreneur with limb-girdle muscular dystrophy. She shares her thoughts on the impact of social media for disability support, and the inspiration behind her adaptive fashion brand. Keisha emphasizes the importance of inclusive design, using materials like Velcro and magnetic snaps. Keisha also discusses her role as a disability advocate and her aspirations for future collaborations and a possible reality show, which I personally think would be fantastic! 👉 Follow Keisha on Instagram at @Ow...
2025-09-0538 min
The Tye-PodS2E47 with guest Sarah Todd HammerIn this episode of The TyePod, Sarah Todd Hammer, a disability advocate, shares her journey from becoming disabled at age eight due to transverse myelitis, later re-diagnosed as acute flaccid myelitis, to her current life. She discusses her experiences with music, education, and advocacy. Sarah Todd talks about some of her challenges in school, including navigating college accommodations. This in particular resonated with me from my own experience attending a university with a host of barriers on top of coursework. She emphasizes the importance of mental health and the stigma against disabled individuals expressing...
2025-09-0350 min
The Tye-PodS2E46 aka “Don’t let the world box you in”It was such a privilege to welcome Anne Mok (@PurposeInView) onto The TyePod! Anne is a blind storyteller who uses speaking, writing, and social media to share her journey and advocate for accessibility.Our conversation was incredibly engaging—Anne spoke about living with a progressive eye disease, how it impacts every facet of her life, and why she’s so committed to making the world more inclusive. I know we can all learn from her perspective and dedication.👉 Follow Anne on Instagram at @PurposeInView to hear more of her story!
2025-08-2948 min
The Tye-PodS2E45 aka “Thor’s Hammerhead Shark”Andy Rusch joins me on this episode of The TyePod to share his journey living with Becker muscular dystrophy and the importance of finding community alongside family and friends for support.We also dive into his passions for bird watching, photography, and writing. One of the highlights of our conversation was discussing what it means to write as disabled authors and Andy’s newest endeavor: launching a publishing company called MorganWolf Press! I truly believe this is a vital step in helping our community tell its stories, and I can’t wait to see it grow.✨ Want to connect with A...
2025-08-2625 min
The Tye-PodS2E44 with guest Hannah from HeartchargedHannah with Heartcharged joins the podcast to talk about the nonprofit work that she and her sister Bethany are doing for the heart patients community!The origin story of Heartcharged began when sisters Hannah and Bethany were diagnosed with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy as teens. Their mission now is to bring awareness of the diversity of patients within the heart health community including the lack of inclusion of young adults in many areas of chronic heart disease. Personally, I feel their approach to amplifying voices and using creativity to spread knowledge (like the recent “Cups” social medi...
2025-08-2239 min
The Tye-PodS2E43 with guest Anastasia HallAnastasia Hall, a masters student at Johns Hopkins, discusses her journey with chronic illnesses, including post-COVID symptoms, POTS, and Lyme disease. She also shares her creative outlet in hand-molded pottery and her efforts to simplify complex scientific information for the public through social media.She emphasizes the importance of patient self-advocacy and understanding basic science concepts relevant to health. Anastasia highlights the challenges of getting accommodations from her university and the benefits of collaborative doctor-patient relationships. Anastasia advises building a support network and not hesitating to ask for help. ...
2025-08-2033 min
The Tye-PodS2E42 with guest Caroline HughesThis week’s final The TyePod episode features a chat with Caroline Hughes who is a certified Adaptive Fitness Specialist.We talked extensively about custom therapeutic plans for people ranging from those with mild disabilities to those with power wheelchairs. We also chatted about adaptive yoga and both of our experiences.One thing I really appreciate is that, while yoga and meditation are often casually thrown around as disability “fixes” in an ableist context, Caroline puts direct effort to actually develop a tailor made program for each individual. I hope y...
2025-08-1554 min
The Tye-PodS2E41 with guest Michelle BallasiotesMichelle Balliasotes is a Pediatric Occupational Therapist who survived a stroke before birth and lives with hemiplegia. She joins The TyePod to share her perspective on becoming a Pediatric OT and the diverse range of patients she works with now!One topic that I was curious about was Michelle’s podcast experience during a previous class project. She described her approach to interviews that focused on disabled dating experiences, which I know can be a challenging experience for our community. I hope everyone enjoys listening to Michelle’s story and...
2025-08-1339 min
The Tye-PodS2E33 with guests Andrew and Katherine PalmerThe Tuesday edition of “The TyePod” this week features the local and internet famous Andrew Palmer and his mom, Katherine! They share experiences with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy from the perspective of a mother son team. Their stories about driving wheelchairs and race cars, having a power chair in the house for the first time, music interest, and Andrew’s “old soul” mentality were highlight moments for me. I hope you all enjoy this episode as much as I did!During recording of this episode, Andrew had recently received a treatment to help with muscle weakness p...
2025-08-101h 10
The Tye-PodS2E40 with Zoe HarrisonToday’s edition of The TyePod features my conversation with Zoe Harrison! She shares her experiences with muscular dystrophy (MD), her hobbies, and her career transition. I have had the opportunity to chat with Zoe on several occasions and appreciate her perspective! We discuss the challenges of finding suitable personal assistants (PAs) and the importance of clear communication and safety measures. She emphasizes the need for better support systems and resources for people with disabilities. Zoe also promotes her podcast, "Dystrophy Diaries," aimed at providing support and sharing experiences within the disability community....
2025-08-0843 min
The Tye-PodSE39 with Tyler and Star WolfIn this episode of The TyePod I’m joined by Star and Tyler Wolf who are an interabled couple sharing their journey together which includes Tyler’s forklift accident that left him paralyzed due to a spinal cord injury.They both share their perspective throughout the injury recovery including obtaining power chairs and adapting to several hurdles with Tyler’s tracheostomy. One thing that hasn’t changed since they first got together in middle school is the commitment to one another. It was very cool from my lens to see how steady they hav...
2025-08-0550 min
The Tye-PodS2E38 with guest Jenny aka Life's a PolypJenny Jones joins The TyePod to talk about her mission as a Disease Advocate for Familial Adenomatous Polyposis (FAP) and Short Bowel Syndrome (SBS). I especially appreciate her sense of humor from her profile alone by taking a knife to some troublesome polyps.We dive into:Her advocacy roots and the role of therapy and self-careWriting a children’s book to raise awareness about FAPCollaborating with the National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD)Using social media to create a supportive, informed communityThe emotional weight of advocacy especially after the loss of her mom...
2025-08-0150 min
The Tye-PodS2E37 with guest Sharon Lee🎬 Sharon Lee (@itzmesharon) joins me on this episode of The TyePod to talk all things directing, producing, and… stand-up comedy! (Yes, she does it all—and I personally think that’s fantastic 😄).We dive into how Sharon first got interested in film and what it’s been like navigating the industry as a disabled creative. There are definitely unique challenges, but I’m excited to see where her talent and drive take her next!🎧 This week’s episode is in my bio—and you can also find it on YouTube and Spotify by...
2025-07-2938 min
The Tye-PodS2E36 with guests John Calabrese and Donald HarmsHello there!John and Donald hopped on this episode of The TyePod to talk about their friendship and how they are both able to help each other navigate life’s ups and downs.John shares how he first met up with Donald and how he learned to assist him with caregiving needs due to Cerebral Palsy. From there, they both talked about their competitive spirit whether playing adaptive sports or recovering from injuries at the same time. The care giver/receiver dynamic can benefit so much when a friend le...
2025-07-2431 min
The Tye-PodS2E35 with guest Laura MichelleHello there!Laura Michelle (@lauramichelle_713) joins me in this episode to chat about her experience as a disability advocate living with an SCI injury originally from a cheerleading accident in 2003.I really enjoyed chatting with Laura about her journey especially adaptive tools and her humorous approach to life’s hurdles! She shares details on caregiving, family support, and staying active! It was fun to share some of our music concert meet and greet opportunities as well! 😊This week’s episode is in my bio! As alwa...
2025-07-2339 min
The Tye-PodS2E34 with guest Kayla VanderZandenKayla VanderZanden joins me in this episode of The TyePod to share a bit about her story living with Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 1 and her interest in art and graphic design among other topics!I’ve known Kayla for a bit now and she and I have collaborated on the Laughing at My Nightmare, Inc. “Share Your Nightmare” series in the past! She is a talented artist looking to complete coursework in graphic design and is already a master with Canva. She also is a big music fan, which I love personally 😊. Speaking of, accessibi...
2025-07-1731 min
The Tye-PodS2E32 with guest Kassy OlaThe TyePod Thursday episode features a conversation with Kassy Ola (@oceanlighthouse) who I actually met through a group disability podcast discussion hosted by @autistic_advocate_for_crohns about a year ago. Since then we have started a collaborative project with other members of the disability community in the works that we’re excited to share!Kassy also talks about living with hypermobile Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, discusses her mental health journey, including misdiagnoses and the impact of improper medication. We then introduce "Voices Assembled for Change", an initiative aimed at improving services an...
2025-07-1147 min
The Tye-PodS2E31 with guest Frankie PerazzolaThe TyePod is back this week with Frankie Perazzola (@shakey.frankie) who is a coach at The Blueprint LA (@theblueprintla) and has Friedreich ataxia (FA). I’m excited to share our conversation with you all because it’s filled with badassery-yes I said it 😊!I loved the discussion Frankie and I had in this episode! From feeling music to the core (aka frisson which is my new favorite word) to character development in Breaking Bad to pulling back when environmental or self pressure becomes too much! I honestly had several lightbulb moments and ideas thanks...
2025-07-0946 min
The Tye-PodS2E30 with Kelly and AveryA special edition of “The TyePod” is coming in hot as TWO amazing guests are featured in this episode: Kelly Berger (@thekellyberger) who is an adaptive traveler and Avery Roberts who is an NYC dancer (@avery.nicole916)! Kelly and Avery both live with Congenital Muscular Dystrophy and are heavily involved in the muscular dystrophy and larger disability communities. It was so great to chat with them about their journeys and to see how dynamic of a team they make. I’m looking forward to seeing what they do next!This w...
2025-07-0345 min
The Tye-PodS2E29 with guest Clara RitgerIt’s your friendly neighborhood PhD again! This episode of “The TyePod” I have a conversation with Clara Ritger (@clararitger) who is a writer and Trauma-informed Meditation teacher! Our conversation delves into chronic illness and complications that often arise when doctors and, to be honest, ourselves doubt what our bodies are telling us.One of the highlight quotes from talking to Clara that stood out to me was: “Release the comparison.” This is something that I personally have struggled with in the past. Comparison with old versions of myself, people without disability or illness, other disa...
2025-07-0245 min
The Tye-PodS2E28 with guest Conor McAuleyHello there!In this episode I’m joined by Conor McAuley who is a digital creator and disability advocate (@conmcauley on Instagram)! Conor talks to me about his experience with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and his journey so far.It was great to chat with Conor and I totally recommend checking out his story on Instagram. He has some really insightful content including authentic written work! Be on the lookout for some collaborations between Conor and the MD community!This week’s episode is i...
2025-06-2739 min
The Tye-PodS2E27 with guest Sean GoldHello there!It was an honor to be joined by Sean Gold (@AuthorSeanGold) on this episode of The TyePod. He is an author, speaker and advocate in addition to host of the Crippled by Culture podcast, which I had the privilege of joining for a guest episode.Sean talks about his story living with Cerebral Palsy and a Tracheotomy with Breathing Tube. Thank you to his transcriber, Josh, whose voice can be heard off camera.Sean has a really diverse approach to advocacy that...
2025-06-2526 min
The Tye-PodS2E26 with guest Auntie SpoonieHello there!In this episode I’m joined by Wendy Brown who is known by many as Auntie Spoonie (@ChronicallyHumored on Instagram and Threads)! We talk about her experiences with diagnosis and finding doctors who approach care in a more team based fashion. She also talks about how doctors and medical professionals do absolutely face burnout and high expectations, which I very much agree with especially for the ones who do everything to help patients! I’m grateful for the time to chat with Wend...
2025-06-2037 min
The Tye-PodS2E25 with guest Malakai StrongHello there!In this episode I’m joined by Malakai (@MalakaiStrong), PS Human Rights Commissioner! He talks about his experiences with Cerebral Palsy and intersectionality with being a Black trans man. We talk about challenges with caregiving, experiences with earning his degree, and finding support. We both have experienced similar situations in academia, with limited accommodations at times. We share how empowering it can be when professors offer support and become advocates alongside us! One more thing he mentioned that resonated with me is th...
2025-06-1739 min
The Tye-PodS2E24 with Abbey PhillipsonHello there!Abbey Phillipson, Para Strength & Conditioning Coach for the University of Michigan (@AbbeyPhillipson) joins me on this episode of The TyePod! Abbey and I had an insightful conversation about her journey with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS). She also talks about becoming a coach and the diversity of athletes she works with! It was intriguing to get her thoughts on competition and the state of adaptive athlete equality. As with other areas of society, there are incremental improvements to inclusion of disabled athletes, but serious shortcomings. Abbey’s efforts to spread awareness to youth that sports is for them regardless of...
2025-06-1343 min
The Tye-PodS2E23 with Maisie Soetantyo, M. Ed.Hello there!It was an honor to be joined my Maisie Soetantyo (@MaisieSoetantyo) on this episode of The TyePod. Maisie talks about her experiences with AuDHD in addition to founding @GuidingExtraordinaryMinds and @AutismCareerPathways. She offers so many valuable resources for the entire extended autistic community! I highly recommend following her especially if you or someone you know is part of the neurodivergent community. I love her approach to engaging everyone from the individual person with autism to educators to parents! Maisie’s efforts exemplify th...
2025-06-1052 min
Mom Vibes OnlyMom Diary Tye opens up about her pregnancy journey with all three of her kids. Pregnancy cravings and unforgettable delivery room moments, she shares the stories that shaped her as a mom. It's unfiltered, funny and full of heart just like Tye.
2025-06-0627 min
The Tye-PodS2E22 with Joe Logue (aka Dystrophy Dad)In this episode of The TyePod, I have a conversation with Joe Logue who is also known as Dystrophy Dad! He is a writer, poet, and a founder of the bad@ss group known as the Sons (and Daughters) of Dystrophy-@sonsofdystrophy. Joe works with Euan’s Guide as a Community Manager.We talk a bit about his life with Becker muscular dystrophy and his experience as a husband, father, employee, disability advocate, creator, and human being! There are so many parts of our talk that resonated with me, but Joe’s authenticity and appr...
2025-06-0554 min
The Tye-PodS2E21 with guest Cerys DavageIn this episode of The TyePod, Cerys Davage, a 23-year-old podcast host from Cardiff, Wales, discusses her journey from studying drama to working in Welsh media. She and her sisters live with a progressive muscle condition, limb-girdle muscular dystrophy (LGMD). Cerys hosts "Unbalanced," a podcast focusing on disability, health, and medicine, which has been running for over two years. She emphasizes the importance of self-advocacy and community support, sharing her experiences with public speaking and the challenges of balancing her full-time job with her podcast. She highlights the therapeutic value of podcasting and the c...
2025-06-0444 min
The Tye-PodS2E20 with Maylan Chávez📣 Meet Maylan Chávez — disability advocate, psychology grad, and host of the Access Granted podcast. Born in Cuba and diagnosed with SMA type 2 at four months old, Maylan’s journey is one of resilience, advocacy, and empowerment.She opens up about the impact of Spinraza, how Eye Gaze technology has shaped her independence, and why building unity within the disability community matters now more than ever. Education. Advocacy. Visibility. Let’s keep pushing forward. 💪✨🎙️ Listen to Access Granted for real conversations about living with SMA and breaking down barriers.#DisabledAndProud #DisabilityAdvocate #SMAAwareness #SpinalMuscularAtrophy #AccessGrantedPodcast #Re...
2025-05-3040 min
The Tye-PodS2E19 with guest George PollockIn this episode of The TyePod, I talk with George Pollock (FSHD advocate and cyclist) about living with facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy (FSHD), challenging medical advice, and turning diagnosis into action.George shares how movement has become his resistance, why data and community are keys to progress, and how he’s helped raise awareness and funds through the Race Across America. 💪His story is a reminder that advocacy can start with your passion-whether it’s a podcast or a bike-and that every mile, every voice, and every effort brings us better...
2025-05-2347 min
The Tye-PodS2E18 with Guest Nora RamirezGood day!This week’s episode of #TheTyePod features Nora Ramirez! Nora, an MDA ambassador, shares her journey with selenon related myopathy, a rare form of muscular dystrophy she was diagnosed with at age seven. She discusses the challenges faced by her and her siblings, including misdiagnoses and medical trauma. Nora emphasizes the importance of advocacy through her involvement in various nonprofit organizations. She highlights her use of meditation and hobbies like drawing and music to cope with pain and maintain mental well-being!Thank you...
2025-05-1658 min
The Tye-PodS2E17 with Guest Justin K. MoyThis week’s episode of #TheTyePod features Justin Moy who is a 3rd year PhD candidate at Boston University. Justin discusses his journey with #LAMA2 related muscular dystrophy and his research in bioinformatics, focusing on cell communication in muscle and heart diseases. Justin shares his experiences with travel accessibility, noting handicap accessibility and emphasizes the importance of international advocacy and collaboration in multiple areas of disability. He plans to pursue a postdoc in the future to gain more patient based experience. Justin also highlights the challenges of finding caregivers post-pandemic and his commitment to sh...
2025-05-0934 min
The Tye-PodS2E16 with Guest Sara BastiaensenThis week’s episode of #TheTyePod features Sara Bastiaensen who lives with young onset Parkinson’s disease. I thoroughly enjoyed talking with Sara about her journey, parenthood with a progressive disease, and how important music is for managing disability (among other topics). Thank you to Sara for sharing her story with openness and honesty! You can follow her on Instagram @my_fight_against_pd.You can find this week’s episode in my bio! As always, thank you so much to everyone who listens, follows, shares and interacts with my content and a huge shouto...
2025-05-0235 min
The Tye-PodS2E15 with Guest Olivia RustonThis week’s episode of #TheTyePod dives into the topic of disability and clothing adaptability with Olivia Ruston. She is a student studying #adaptivewear and heavily involved with textiles while also having firsthand experience as a #caregiver for her sister who has a #severedisability.While clothing options have improved, there are so many areas that are lacking including customizability and affordability. Involving disabled in every stage of adaptive clothing design and development is critical. Sometimes the simplest solutions like shirts or jackets with the backs cutout change everything for someone by improving functionality while of...
2025-04-2533 min
The Tye-PodS2E14 with Guest Steph McFarlandIt was great to have Steph McFarland (@mcstephiebee on Threads and Instagram) join me on The TyePod this week to talk about masculinity. She is an advocate and ally of healthy masculinity and researcher in the field. Our conversation touches on the evolution of the term and the idea that masculinity can take on alternative definitions based on the individual. Authentic masculinity is not based on the view of men as providers with the expectation of physical strength and lack of emotion. Openness, sensitivity, and empathy are strengths that fall under this framework.
2025-04-1837 min
The Tye-PodS2E13 with Co-Host Marilyn and Guest Andrew GurzaThis week Tye (@dr.tyedmartin) and Marilyn (@marilynbaileyphd) are joined by Andrew Gurza (@instagurza) who is a Digital creator, Disability Awareness Consultant, and is severely disabled.Our conversation with Andrew covers several topics that are often unmentioned or excluded when it comes to disabilities including severe disabilities like Cerebral Palsy, ableism within the disability and queer communities, alternative income opportunities, toiletry/hygiene experiences, and living as an adult with human desire for sex/intimacy. It’s important to realize that we are all linked by disability in one way or another during our lifetimes. Bringing kindness with avoidance of st...
2025-04-1155 min
The Tye-PodS2E12 with guest Shamekka MartyThis week I am joined by Shamekka Marty aka @prettysicklupuschick on Instagram! We talk about her journey with lupus, advocacy and social media efforts, caregiving, and family. One of my favorite parts of the conversation was Shamekka sharing stories about creating adaptive tools for daily tasks like extended eating utensils! I thoroughly enjoyed our chat and hope listeners will as well!
2025-04-0458 min
The Tye-PodS2E11 with guest Ryan SwaynepoelThis week I am joined by Ryan Swaynepoel who talks about his story with limb-girdle muscular dystrophy and how it has impacted his family life as a husband and father, his employment, and his hobbies including video games. The most important thing I learned from chatting with Ryan was his optimism (not the same as toxic positivity!) and his ability to reset and find ways to carry forward successfully in life. Thank you to Ryan for joining me-I think you will find his perspective to be insightful and refreshing! ...
2025-03-281h 09
The Tye-PodS2E10 with Chelsea O. of Stress DollsChelsea from Stress Dolls joins The TyePod for episode 10 to talk about her musical path including songwriting, forming a band, touring, radio hosting, and adapting to living Crohn's disease and gastroparesis. Chelsea shares her experience with healthcare and her support system that has helped her navigate the pivot points of life while continuing to pursue her passions. Our conversation touches on talent of local musicians and the importance of regional radio stations in showcasing their work. Unfortunately, live music venue access is a limiting factor for people with disabilities regardless of location. Both Tye and Chelsea discuss efforts to...
2025-03-2056 min
The Tye-PodS2E9 with guest Andy BainAndy Bain joins me to cover all things #cooking, theme menus, and #culinary endeavors including a brief dive into #cremebrulee and #Ratatouille. As a person with #musculardystrophy, he talks about situations where #disabilities may require additional #spoons for activities like baking. We discuss the opportunities for more people with muscular dystrophy to enter the culinary world. Thank you to Andy for joining me and sharing his awesome story! PS You may notice my fashion forward headwear literally moving forward! Just be ready when I become a trendsetter. 😅
2025-03-141h 02
The Tye-PodS2E8 with Adam Malone, Travel Agent and Producer of The Handicapable PodcastIn this episode of The TyePod I am joined by Adam Malone who is a travel agent in addition to the producer and host of the Handicapable Podcast. We dive into Adam’s journey and experience living with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. We also discuss adapting to challenges with activities such as bed transfers. You can learn more about Adam and the Handicapable Podcast on Instagram @thehandicapablepodcast and listen to episodes on Spotify!
2025-03-0742 min
The Tye-PodSeason 2 Episode 7 with guest EJ ScottEJ Scott, an actor from Long Island, discussed his journey from New York to Los Angeles, his career in improv comedy, and his life with choroideremia, a degenerative eye disease. He shared his experiences with light sensitivity, which impacted his acting career, and his efforts in disability advocacy, including fundraising through marathons and comedy shows. EJ also talked about his wife, Deborah Ann Woll, who plays Karen Page in "Daredevil," and the challenges of disability representation in media. They concluded with a discussion on the impact of the new U.S. administration on disability rights and the importance of...
2025-02-2739 min
The Tye-PodS2E6 Guest Brad Miller, Author and BloggerBrad Miller, an author and blogger, discussed his journey with Beckers Muscular Dystrophy , which began at age 10 and was exacerbated by a work-related injury. He started sharing his story in 2009, leading to the creation of the "My Beckers Story" blog and the "Sons of Dystrophy" support group. Brad self-published his book, "Fighting Towards Victory," which chronicles his experiences and offers advice. He highlighted the challenges of accessibility, particularly in winter, and the importance of community support. Brad also mentioned ongoing efforts to update his book and explore podcasting to further raise awareness and support for those with muscular dystrophy.
2025-02-2038 min
The Tye-PodS2E5 Guest Kathleen Downes, Licensed Social WorkerTye Martin hosts a conversation with Kathleen Downes, a licensed social worker and board-certified patient advocate living with quadriplegic cerebral palsy. Kathleen discusses her journey into social work, driven by her need to understand social welfare policies and her unique perspective as a person with a disability. They explore the complexities of disability advocacy, the importance of diverse representation in media, and the challenges of accessible seating at events. Kathleen also shares her involvement in policy advocacy, her passion for reading, and her experiences attending Taylor Swift concerts. The discussion highlights the need for nuanced approaches to disability issues...
2025-02-131h 13
The Tye-PodThe TyePod Season 2 Episode 4Lucas Cook, a first-year political science student at UC Berkeley with minors in public policy and disability studies, discusses his advocacy journey. He shares experiences of self-advocacy, including fighting for accessibility in school buses and challenging outdated policies. Lucas highlights systemic issues in education, such as the lack of monitoring for abuse against disabled students and the need for inclusive history education. He also discusses the challenges of navigating public spaces and the importance of self-acceptance and community support. Lucas emphasizes the need for collective action and leadership by disabled individuals to address these challenges effectively.
2025-02-0757 min
The Tye-PodSeason 2 Episode 3Tye and Marilyn discuss overcoming adversity and maintaining positivity. Marilyn shares her strategies for managing negative inner dialog, including self-talk and seeking support from trusted individuals. They explore the challenges of balancing professional and personal responsibilities, particularly in the context of Marilyn's role as a new faculty member and parent. They also delve into the impact of COVID-19 on remote work and education, highlighting the resistance to virtual learning and the need for flexibility. Both emphasize the importance of adapting to challenges and finding small joys in daily life.
2025-01-2455 min
Tay Talks PodcastResilience, Advocacy, and Connection: A Conversation with Tye MartinIn this episode of Tay Talks, Taylor interviews Tye Martin, a PhD graduate in biomedical engineering and disability advocate. They discuss Tye's journey through academia, the challenges he faced, and how he uses social media to build community and raise awareness about disabilities. Tye shares insights on the importance of connection, positivity, and the role of social media in fostering relationships. He also introduces his podcast, The Tye Pod, which focuses on sharing stories of resilience and human experiences. The conversation emphasizes the significance of hope, empathy, and pursuing one's passions despite challenges. Follow Tye's journey @dr.tyedmartin
2025-01-1039 min
The Tye-PodThe TyePod S2E1It’s me, Tye! You’re listening to another edition of the TyePod hosted by your friendly neighborhood PhD.
This episode features Yael Hayes, Authentic Leadership coach! She has 4000+ hours of in depth meditation experience along with a plethora of holistic, balanced techniques for health and wellness! You can find Yael on Instagram @yael_hayes.
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2025-01-081h 00
Dystrophy DiariesEpisode 7: A tale of two Dystrophies, part 1: Featuring Dr Tye MartinEpisode 7 is here! I’m joined by Dr Tye Martin, to discuss his journey to his PhD and navigating his muscular dystrophy diagnosis! Tye has achieved some incredible things all while raising awareness and advocating for the muscular dystrophy community! I really feel I learnt a lot from Tye and can’t wait for our Part 2 episode over on his platform! #Musculardystrophy #disabilitypodcast #disabledpodcast
2024-10-1143 min
The Handicapable PodcastThe Handicapable Podcast: S1 E1: Dr. Tye D. Martin Ph.DOn this episode of The Handicapable Podcast, Adam interviews Dr. Tye D. Martin Ph.D. Dr. Martin received his Ph.D from New Mexico State University in 2019. He has an unconfirmed diagnosis of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and is an advocate for the disability community. Dr. Martin is an ambassador for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA), and a board member for Laughing at My Nightmare Inc. They discuss many topics surrounding the disability community, including dating, travel, marginalization, and more! Join us for a deep dive into the world of the disability community on this episode of The Handicapable Podcast!
2024-08-161h 50
The Tye-PodThe Tye-Pod, Episode 1 featuring Filmmaker Jen KainThe TyePod has arrived! I am excited to unveil my newest endeavor in the world of disability and chronic illness awareness and advocacy. I hope to shed light on amazing folks in the disability space, their work, and remind listeners that we are all human!
That said, it’s my pleasure to share a conversation with Jen Kain who has spent the last decade as a filmmaker. Her second feature documentary is titled "Hiding in Plain Sight: A Spoonie's Journey” and focuses on several unique stories of life with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS). When she's not be...
2024-05-0858 min
Powers at PlayInclusivity in Motion: Dr. Tye Martin on Navigating Life with Muscular Dystrophy and Championing Inclusive but Individualized CareDr. Tye Martin, a voice of equality for people with disabilities, shares his journey with muscular dystrophy (MD) and the importance of inclusivity in healthcare and policymaking. He emphasizes the need for personalized care and support for individuals with MD, as well as the role of technology in early diagnosis and reproductive rights. The conversation also touches on the funding and accessibility of disability rights, education, and employment. Dr. Martin highlights the significance of finding purpose and drive in managing a chronic illness and the impact of mental health on overall well-being. Tye Martin discusses the importance of family...
2024-04-0847 min
Post-Growth Australia PodcastBONUS EPISODE: Sustainable Population Australia says NO to a Big AustraliaFor this short bonus episode of PGAP, we welcome back Martin Tye, Social Media and Promotions Coordinator of Sustainable Population Australia (SPA). Martin shares with us the details of SPA's new campaign 'Say NO to a Big Australia!' He also gives us a heads up on SPA's public forum, being held in Adelaide on April 20th, "From housing crisis to eco-crisis: Why Australia's Population Growth is Unsustainable," including keynote speakers Leith van Onselen and Dr Jane O'Sullivan.
Please consider signing SPA's position statement, calling for a sustainable population. Find out more about the campaign...
2024-03-2111 min
Disability After DarkE354 - Talking all about being Severely Disabled w/ Dr. Tye MartinEpisode Notes
On E354, I sit down with Dr. Tye Martin as he shares with us his experiences as a severely disabled person. We talk about everything from 40 day ICU stays to airplane travel and everything in between. It was really great to sit down with another severely disabled person and just chat. Enjoy!
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2024-03-031h 28
Crippled by CultureMental Health and Dating w/ Tye MartinHey, welcome to an episode of Crippled by Culture, where we talk about everything in life and relate it to the disability and chronically ill community. My name is Sean Gold and I am an author, advocate, and nonverbal public speaker for the disability community.
Today I would like to thank Adam Ross for being my voice in this episode. In this episode, we are talking about the intersections of disability, mental health, and dating.
Guest bio: Tye Martin is a 34-year-old with muscular dystrophy and he has a...
2024-02-261h 19
THE Kraken Pod: a Seattle Kraken and NHL podcastTYE KARTYE JOINS THE POD! Kraken Reaction: Spronger assault case, thank you Jonesy, and Tye Kartye. The NHL '24 cover curse. #NoDumbQuestions: podcast video?! 3 Stars of the Week.TYE KARTYE JOINS THE POD! Jeff comes in clutch with the coffee delivery before the two go into this week's Kraken Reaction (4:18) which covers a former Seattle Kraken assault case against Daniel Sprong at the Detroit Grand Prix, saying goodbye to Martin Jones as he makes his way to Toronto on a 1-year deal, the NHL '24 cover featuring Cale Makar, and an interview with Tye Kartye (17:50). Tye joins the pod from a coffee shop in Kingston where he talks about growing up playing hockey, being a Pittsburgh Penguins fan, his rise to the AHL and Rookie of the...
2023-08-161h 09
Paul Samuel DolmanMartin Tye #1121
An engaging conversation on the environment and the onset of climate disruption with Martin Tye (find him on Twitter and Medium!) a passionate environmentalist with a strong interest in how economic systems impact ecosystems. He has also stood as a political candidate in three Australian elections (2 federal and 1 State) and is currently the Director of the Australian Regional Communities Chapter of the US based, Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy and is in charge of social media and promotions for the Australian environmental organization Sustainable Population Australia, which primarily focuses on the ecological impacts of population g...
2023-02-2234 minParent Archives - Paul Samuel DolmanMartin Tye #1121
An engaging conversation on the environment and the onset of climate disruption with Martin Tye (find him on Twitter and Medium!) a passionate environmentalist with a strong interest in how economic systems impact ecosystems. He has also stood as a political candidate in three Australian elections (2 federal and 1 State) and is currently the Director of the Australian Regional Communities Chapter of the US based, Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy and is in charge of social media and promotions for the Australian environmental organization Sustainable Population Australia, which primarily focuses on the ecological impacts of population g...
2023-02-2234 min
The Bird EmergencyBonus - Achieving DeGrowth with Martin TyeHave you heard the term "DeGrowth" being thrown around in recent years? Have you wondered what it really means, and can it be achieved in a modern society? Hear Martin Tye explain to Grant what it means, and how a modern, industrialised society might move towards a sustainable existence. Follow The Bird Emergency on Twitter @birdemergency or Instagram @thebirdemergency and we are beginning on Mastodon, because, you know, Elon. You can support the show by making a contribution by buying Grant a coffee here - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/birdemergency If...
2023-01-241h 02The Bird EmergencyBonus - Achieving DeGrowth with Martin TyeHave you heard the term "DeGrowth" being thrown around in recent years? Have you wondered what it really means, and can it be achieved in a modern society? Hear Martin Tye explain to Grant what it means, and how a modern, industrialised society might move towards a sustainable existence. Follow The Bird Emergency on Twitter @birdemergency or Instagram @thebirdemergency and we are beginning on Mastodon, because, you know, Elon. You can support the show by making a contribution by buying Grant a coffee here - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/birdemergency If...
2023-01-241h 02
Bally Cheema Lift Your LifeEpisode 4: Martin TyeBally is joined by Martin Tye a Guinness World Record holder in the Seated Deadlift lifting a massive 505kg! Martin also won the World's Strongest Disabled Man competition in 2018.Martin uses a wheelchair due to injuries sustained by a suicide bomber driving into his vehicle and detonating a 500lbs bomb in Afghanistan while serving in the UK's Royal Logistic Corps.Martin opens up about his incident in Afghanistan and also the effects it had on him mentally and physically.Martin's story is truly inspiring...
2021-05-2142 min
Talk with RayStrongman Martin Tye On His Record Breaking 550 Kilo DeadliftFind Martin: https://www.instagram.com/strongmantye/ https://www.facebook.com/disabledathl...martintye@hotmail.co.uk
2021-04-1730 min
DadcastTye Zamora from Slightly Stoopid/Godsmack/Alien Ant FarmDadcast talks with Tye Zamora, the bass tech for Slightly Stoopid and Godsmack. He's the former bassist from Alien Ant Farm and an awesome Dad! In this episode you get some inside info on tour life shenanigans and his journey as a dad!
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2021-04-141h 01
Making GainsMaking Gains with Radzi ep 8 - WORLD'S STRONGEST DISABLED MAN: Martin Tye!!From nearly dying, to depression to the World's Strongest Disabled Man... It doesn't get ANY more inspirational than Martin Tye. He lost the ability to walk after a suicide bomber drove into his vehicle, whilst he served in the military. He explains how he seat-deadlifted 550kg!! What his final goal is! How he trains, and ultimately breaks down one of the most INCREDIBLE journeys!! #wsm #strongman #strength #disabled #man #martin #tye #wheelchair #deadlift #seat #seatdeadlift #military #veteran #depression #overcome #makinggains #making #gains
2021-03-2524 min
APEAPE #38 - Martin TyeIn this episode, disable strongman legend Martine Tye chats to Matt about, why the disable sporting world tends to have less bad blood than able bodied sports, the process of choosing the international competition events depending upon the athletes who enter and the disability they have. Martin also talks on his hunger to be the best no matter what he does and how that’s helped him to be a national level rower, Invictus gold medalists and now multi world record holding strongman and much, much more!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/alpha-pack-expeirence.
2020-10-3057 min
The Steady StaterSteady Statesmanship Down Under (with Martin Tye)As one of the most ecologically rich countries on Earth, Australia has a powerful incentive to protective its environment and the unique wildlife that depend on it. For this reason, the Down Under has proven to be fertile ground for steady statesmanship, with a growing number of Aussies showing enthusiastic support for CASSE's mission. One of which is Martin Tye, a straight-talking politician and CASSE's Australian Regional Communities Chapter Director. In this week's episode, we chat with Martin about Australian politics, his discovery of the steady state economy, and his passionate daily activism for an ecologically sustainable world.
2020-09-2827 min