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Category Archives: Jacob Lesner-Buxton
Disability: The Best and Worst of 2017
Listen (29 min.) Jacob Lesner-Buxton joins our crew for 30 minutes of analysis and reflection on the events of 2017 for people with disabilities. Some topics: 1. U.S. involved wars cause death and disability in Afghanistan, Mexico, Syria, Iraq, Yemen … Continue reading
Posted in Adrienne Lauby, Community, Eddie Ytuarte, Jacob Lesner-Buxton, Josh Elwood, Mark Romoser, Sheela Gunn Cushman
Tagged A.C. Transit, ADAPT, Adrienne Lauby, disability caused by war, Ecuador, Eddie Ytuarte, Electronic Visit Verification, Health Care Reform, housing crisis, Jacob Lesner-Buxton, Josh Elwood, Lenin Moreno, Mark Romoser, Sheela Gunn Cushman, tax reform
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Getting Credit for Buying Toothpaste
By Jacob Lesner-Buxton Yesterday, I had a first in my life. It happened at exactly 9:10 AM and about 35 people participated in the occasion. At that point in time I received a standing ovation for, well, for just being … Continue reading
Posted in Jacob Lesner-Buxton, Story Telling - Disability
Tagged Disability inspiration, Jacob Lesner-Buxton
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Traveling with a disability in 2014: the good the bad and the headaches
By Kathleen Riel & Jacob Lesner-Buxton* In May the Independent Living Resource Center in Santa Barbara organized a trip to Disability Capitol Action Day in Sacramento with a group of 8 consumers, (2 in power wheelchairs.) While two consumers flew … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Jacob Lesner-Buxton, Story Telling - Disability, Travel
Tagged Amtrak, Disability Capitol Action Day, Jacob Lesner-Buxton, Kathleen Riel, Thruway, Yellow Cab
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Resisting the Grid – Electronic Sensitivity
Listen (29 min) from the KPFA archives. Imagine getting an internet connection in your house and five hours later getting a massive headache.  Or, PG &E installs a smart meter in the morning and you can’t get out of bed … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Adrienne Lauby, Arts, Death, Individual disease and identity groups, Jacob Lesner-Buxton, Story Telling - Disability
Tagged Arizona, EHS, electromagnetic hypersensitivity, Electronic Sensitivity, MCS, Snowflake, Steen Hviid, Susan Molloy
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When Your Life-Saving Drug Comes from Big Pharma
Listen (58 min) Corporate pharmaceuticals are ethically challenged in multiple ways. But, many people with disabilities owe their lives to the drugs provided by Big Pharma.  We illustrate some of the problems of prescription drugs with excerpts from the … Continue reading
Posted in Adrienne Lauby, Jacob Lesner-Buxton, Politics, Sheela Gunn Cushman
Tagged Artists with Disabilities Take the Leap, Big Pharma, Caroline Harby, Medication, Moving Over the Edge, Pamela Kay Walker, perscription drugs, pharmaceutical industry, s.e. smith
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Disability: Can We Make a Joke?
Listen (29 min) We’re the ones making the jokes these days, with comics coming out and proud about their disabilities.  This has changed the state of comedic art in relationship to disability. But, how much? And, what remains the same? … Continue reading
Posted in Adrienne Lauby, Arts, Jacob Lesner-Buxton, Shelley Berman
Tagged Andy Arias, disability and Comedy, Humor, Karen Ripley, Nina G.
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Race and Disability
LISTEN 29 min Free phones Race & Disability. Two powerful words. Two reasons for discrimination and prejudice. Two labels for mass movements that have empowered many to work for change. We broach the topic of how movements for racial equality … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Adrienne Lauby, California Budget, Community, Disability Justice, Disability Studies, Jacob Lesner-Buxton, Politics, Story Telling - Disability
Tagged A Declaration of A Body of Love, Disability Justice, Lateef McLeod, Leaving Evidence, Mia Mingus, race and disability
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Reppin’ Your Disability
Listen (29 min) Are you someone with a speech impairment who relishes sharing gossip with friends in public, knowing that those nearby can’t understand you? Do you love using a wheelchair when you speed past walkies to catch a bus? … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Eddie Ytuarte, Jacob Lesner-Buxton, Shelley Berman, Story Telling - Disability
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I am Too Revolutionary to Care about Disability Rights
By Jacob Lesner-Buxton The California bay area has affinity groups for everything. If you have a problem, hold on, advocates from another community are ready to sweep in and help. Do you remember the Philippine Community for Gay Rights, United … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, California Budget, Community, Jacob Lesner-Buxton, Politics, Protest, Story Telling - Disability
Tagged Domestic Workers Bill of RIghts, Revolutionary
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Independence Day
Listen (28 min) Fireworks. Parties. Ceremonies. A day off work for many. These are the various shades of Independence Day. Hosts Leah Gardner and Jacob Lesner-Buxton celebrate freedom while discussing things that may threaten our sense of independence.  Our guests … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Jacob Lesner-Buxton, Leah Gardner, relationships, resources, Story Telling - Disability
Tagged Independence
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