Invisible Institutions

This is a critical podcast! Even if you have been following the disability movement closely there are profound discoveries from this podcast. The stories are both eye opening and enraging. Congratulations on this work and please keep it up!

Although only the first two episodes have been released so far, I can confidently say that this is one of the best podcasts I have ever heard. The information about political structures is thoughtful and accurate without ever sounding overly-academic, the interviews are deeply personal and honestly made me tear up more than once, and I can’t believe that the host has apparently not been a podcast host before. The production goes above and beyond, and the project’s execution of giving a voice to some of the most invisibilized people in the world is a model for how political education should be done. Megan’s research and presentation for Invisible Institutions will be an incredible resource for both researchers and anybody interested in social justice for an extremely long time to come.

This podcast is on an other level. The production quality is what you’d expect out of one of the big producers! The information (while often heartbreaking) is so informative and accessible. I so appreciate the centring of people and their experiences while examining institutions. I eagerly await more episodes.

I just finished listening to your 2 first podcasts, on the recommendation of a colleague. Although it was not an easy listen, I wanted to commend you for bringing this important topic to light. It’s important for everyone who works in developmental services to be know the history of people with disabilities in Canada. I am looking forward to your upcoming podcasts. BRAVO…job well done. I am looking forward to hearing more from this series.