33 episodes
Ability Jacob Holt
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- Society & Culture
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3.0 • 2 Ratings
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Ability is a Podcast where Jacob Holt talks to people with disabilities. To share stories and promote understanding.
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The Man in Motion: The Story of Rick Hansen
More about Rick
Rick Hansen Wikioedia
Rick Hansen Foundation
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Jacob on Twitter
Ability on Twitter
Ability on Facebook
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Rick's Interview with Peter Mansbridge CBC
Rick's Interview with Lisa Flamme CTV -
With Love to Jimmy Albright
More from Cheryl
Soul to Soul Yoga Blog
Cheryl at Advanced Recovery Systems
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Jacob on Twitter
Ability on Twitter
Ability on Facebook
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Austism from Autism Speaks
Rain Man (Wikipedia)
What's Eating Gilbert Grape (Wikipedia)
Trama-Informed Care from Harvard Med
Temple Grandin
Quack Jenny McCarthy -
With Doug Longhini
More from Doug
Doug on Facebook
Behind the Chair
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Jacob on Twitter
Ability on Twitter
Ability on Facebook
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Cerebral Palsy -
With Taniya Faulk
More from Taniya
Taniya on Twitter
Taniya on Instagram
Taniya's Website
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Jacob on Twitter
Ability on Twitter
Ability on Facebook
Referenced
Osteogenesis Imperfecta -
Remembering Quentin Kenihan
In this episode Jacob remembers the life of Quentin Kenihan.
More from Quentin
Link to Original Epiosode
Quentin on Twitter
Quentin on Youtube
Quentin's Podcast The Qcast
Not All Superheros Wear Capes (By Quentin Kenihan)
More from Ability
Jacob on Twitter
Ability on Twitter
Ability on Facebook
Referenced
Osteogenesis Imperfecta
Quentin Archival Footage (YouTube)
Quentin on Saturday Night (YouTube)
Mike and Quentin Reunited (YouTube
Quentin Wikipedia -
"The Theory of Everything" Discussion
More from Kat and Tarah
Tarah on Twitter
"The Adventures of KatGirl"
Behind the Chair (Facebook)
Kat on Facebook
More from Ability
Jacob on Twitter
Ability on Twitter
Ability on Facebook
Referenced
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
The Theory of Everything (IMDb)
Customer Reviews
This is wrong
As a state employee who has worked with James Albright... this interview was comprised of 110% falsified information. James sister is not involved in his life AT ALL! He has attacked staff, he’s ripped skin and tendons and muscle out of staffs arm. State employees do not make minimum wage, we are not routinely transferred from one place to another purely because people with developmental disabilities thrive on routine.. I cannot believe this is even on this podcast. She is not an OT for this NYS... she’s made up a vast majority of the information given. Staff goes through 6 weeks of training through NYS prior to even entering a home. She doesn’t work for a hospital, and she also never grew up with him because he was institutionalized prior to her birth.. I am in shock and this is absolutely falsified information.
New perspectives!
This first interview Jacob gives a look into the world of someone with osteogenesis imperfecta. I love jacobs's outlook on life and the way he handles his personal hurdles. Great job on your first episode!