Beyond The Curb

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Hosted by Andy Arias and Paul Amadeus Lane Transportation is more than just getting from point A to point B — it’s about freedom, independence, and quality of life. Yet, for many in the disabled community, reliable and accessible transportation remains one of the biggest challenges.On Beyond the Curb, Andy and Paul bring real conversations to the table about the barriers people face in accessing transportation — from missed doctor’s appointments to everyday travel struggles — and highlight the innovations, organizations, and changemakers working to break those barriers.Each episode features voices from the disabled community, advocates, and leaders from transportation and business sectors as we explore solutions and push for a future where accessible transportation isn’t just an option, but a standard.

  1. 2d ago

    From Advocacy To Action: Behind The Scenes With Eli Lipmen

    Join a virtual discussion with Eli Lipmen about community resources and special promotions for Riverside County residents. In this episode, hosts Paul Amadeus Lane and Andy Arias sit down with guests Franchesca Rodriguez and Eli Lipmen to break down the latest news regarding Riverside County Zone 6. The group explores how to utilize specific promo code opportunities and discusses the positive community impact of these initiatives. This conversation is designed for anyone looking to stay informed about local developments and accessibility advocacy through an engaging, energetic exchange. Our panel provides a clear look at how these local updates affect residents, ensuring you have the information needed to take advantage of available programs. We focus on bringing you interviews with fascinating people from the worlds of technology and advocacy to keep you connected to your community. Subscribe for weekly interviews that keep you informed on accessibility advocacy and tech, and comment below with which local topic you want us to cover next.

  2. Aug 26

    Beyond the Curb: Behind The Butterfli Lens

    Learn how accessible transportation services like Butterfli support independent travel. Hear directly from advocates on the impact. In this discussion, Paul Amadeus Lane, Franchesca Rodriguez, and Ash sit down to discuss the current state of accessible transportation. They highlight how services like Butterfli are bridging gaps for individuals with mobility challenges, ensuring that reliable transit options are available for everyone. This conversation is essential for anyone seeking practical solutions for daily commute needs and broader travel goals. Beyond the specific utility of these services, the panel also introduces the Beyond The Curb Podcast. Hosted by Andy Arias and Paul Amadeus Lane, the show focuses on real-world disability resources and stories that matter. You will gain insight into how accessible travel advocacy is shaping the future of inclusive infrastructure. Subscribe for weekly disability advocacy breakdowns and leave a comment sharing your own experiences with accessible transportation services. Dive into engaging conversations on Amadeus 4th media! We feature in-depth interviews with fascinating people from the worlds of Entertainment, Tech, Accessibility advocacy, and beyond. Get inspired and informed by diverse voices and unique stories. Subscribe so you don't miss an interview! Find us online: Official Website: https://www.amadeus4thmedia.com Follow on Instagram: @amadeus4thmedia For inquiries & collaborations: info@amadeus4thmedia.com Learn how accessible transportation services like Butterfli support independent travel. Hear directly from advocates on the impact. In this discussion, Paul Amadeus Lane, Franchesca Rodriguez, and Ash sit down to discuss the current state of accessible transportation. They highlight how services like Butterfli are bridging gaps for individuals with mobility challenges, ensuring that reliable transit options are available for everyone. This conversation is essential for anyone seeking practical solutions for daily commute needs and broader travel goals. Beyond the specific utility of these services, the panel also introduces the Beyond The Curb Podcast. Hosted by Andy Arias and Paul Amadeus Lane, the show focuses on real-world disability resources and stories that matter. You will gain insight into how accessible travel advocacy is shaping the future of inclusive infrastructure. Subscribe for weekly disability advocacy breakdowns and leave a comment sharing your own experiences with accessible transportation services.

    Beyond the Curb: Behind The Butterfli Lens

  3. Jul 25

    Beyond the Curb: Kumi on Accessibility, Tech & Entertainment

    Join the Beyond the Curb podcast for an honest conversation on accessibility and life experiences. Hear Kumi share her perspective. Hosts Andy Arias and Paul Amadeus Lane sit down with Kumi for an intimate discussion on the Beyond the Curb podcast. This episode focuses on the realities of navigating the world while prioritizing disability advocacy and inclusive conversations. Whether you are seeking new viewpoints or interested in the personal stories behind the Beyond the Curb podcast, this episode provides a grounded look at how we can better support one another. Throughout this episode, the team examines the importance of accessibility discussion in everyday life. Kumi offers direct insights that challenge common assumptions, making this a must-watch for anyone interested in advocacy or simply hearing impactful stories. We explore how personal narratives shape the broader landscape of inclusive conversations and why these dialogues matter today. Subscribe for weekly Beyond the Curb podcast breakdowns, and comment below with which topic you want us to cover next.

    Beyond the Curb: Kumi on Accessibility, Tech & Entertainment

  4. Jul 12

    Riverside's & OC's Best Kept Secret? The Free Ride Program You Don't Know About Yet

    In this episode, we’re joined by Francesca Rodriguez, Outreach Manager for the Los Angeles Urban League and a valued part of the Butterfli outreach team. Francesca shares her insight on community engagement, connecting people with resources, and why accessible transportation matters for individuals, families, seniors, and people with disabilities across Los Angeles County. This conversation highlights the power of outreach, partnership, and making sure the community knows about services that can help improve access, independence, and quality of life.

    Riverside's & OC's Best Kept Secret? The Free Ride Program You Don't Know About Yet

  5. Jun 15

    From Entertainment to Accessibility: Danny J Gomez Opens Up

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    From Entertainment to Accessibility: Danny J Gomez Opens Up

  6. May 29

    Same-Day Wheelchair Rides? Butterfli Access for All Explained LIVE

    Accessible transportation can be life-changing — especially when people need reliable, affordable, wheelchair-accessible rides. In this episode, Paul Amadeus Lane and co-host Andy Arias are live from the Abilities Expo in Long Beach, interviewing Sidnie, Program Manager for the Butterfli Access for All program. We break down how the Butterfli Access for All program works, who it helps, why same-day and on-demand wheelchair-accessible transportation matters, and how programs like this can give people with disabilities more freedom, independence, and access to their communities. If you are a wheelchair user, caregiver, family member, advocate, or someone looking for accessible transportation options, this conversation is for you. Drop a ♿ in the comments if you want more information about accessible transportation programs in your area. Hosted by Paul Amadeus Lane — Paul on Wheels &  Andy Arias Guest: Sidnie, Program Manager for the Butterfli Access for All program Recorded live from Abilities Expo Long Beach #AccessibleTransportation #WheelchairAccessible #AccessForAll #AbilitiesExpo #DisabilityInclusion

    Same-Day Wheelchair Rides? Butterfli Access for All Explained LIVE

  7. May 19

    No Ride, No Freedom: Mark Fuglevand on Accessible Transportation

    What happens when accessible transportation isn’t available? For many wheelchair users and disabled riders, it means lost independence, missed opportunities, and fewer choices. In this episode of Beyond the Curb, special guest Mark Fuglevand joins the conversation to talk about why accessible transportation is more than a convenience — it’s a freedom issue. We discuss the barriers people with disabilities face, why reliable rides matter, and what needs to change to make transportation more accessible, more dependable, and more equitable for everyone. If you care about disability access, wheelchair accessibility, mobility freedom, and real solutions in transportation, this conversation is for you. In this episode: Why accessible transportation mattersThe real-life impact of unreliable ridesBarriers facing wheelchair usersMobility, independence, and freedomWhat needs to change moving forwardSubscribe to Beyond the Curb for more conversations on accessibility, transportation, and inclusion. Drop a comment: Have you ever faced transportation barriers because of accessibility? #BeyondTheCurb #AccessibleTransportation #DisabilityAwareness #WheelchairAccess #Accessibility

    No Ride, No Freedom: Mark Fuglevand on Accessible Transportation

  8. Apr 23

    Disability Access, On-Demand Rides & Independence | Andrea Jennings | Beyond the Curb

    How much can accessible transportation change a person’s life?  In this powerful episode of Beyond the Curb, Paul Amadeus Lane and Andy Arias sit down with Andrea Jennings — actress, commissioner, and disability inclusion strategist — to talk about the life-changing impact of reliable, affordable, on-demand accessible transportation for people with disabilities. From workdays and filming schedules to community events, civic engagement, and personal independence, Andrea shares why transportation access is about far more than getting from point A to point B. It is about opportunity, dignity, freedom, and full participation in everyday life. Paul Amadeus Lane and Andy Arias also explore the key differences between traditional paratransit and same-day, on-demand wheelchair-accessible services, the barriers that still exist for disabled riders, and what a truly equitable, disability-led transportation system should look like. This is an important conversation about accessible transportation, disability rights, wheelchair-accessible vehicles, independence, inclusion, mobility equity, and policy change. In this episode, we discuss: Accessible transportation for people with disabilities Traditional paratransit vs. on-demand ride services Wheelchair-accessible transportation and independence Disability inclusion in transportation policy Mobility access, affordability, and response times Reducing social isolation through transportation equity What an ideal disability-led transportation system could look like If you care about accessibility, disability justice, transportation equity, independent living, and inclusive communities, this episode is for you. Subscribe to Beyond the Curb for more conversations that spotlight accessibility, innovation, advocacy, and the lived experiences of disabled people.

    Disability Access, On-Demand Rides & Independence | Andrea Jennings | Beyond the Curb
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Hosted by Andy Arias and Paul Amadeus Lane Transportation is more than just getting from point A to point B — it’s about freedom, independence, and quality of life. Yet, for many in the disabled community, reliable and accessible transportation remains one of the biggest challenges.On Beyond the Curb, Andy and Paul bring real conversations to the table about the barriers people face in accessing transportation — from missed doctor’s appointments to everyday travel struggles — and highlight the innovations, organizations, and changemakers working to break those barriers.Each episode features voices from the disabled community, advocates, and leaders from transportation and business sectors as we explore solutions and push for a future where accessible transportation isn’t just an option, but a standard.

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  • Creator
    AMADEUS 4TH MEDIA
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    15
  • Rating
    Clean
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    Beyond The Curb