47 episodes
Pigeonhole Cheryl Green: Multimedia Artist, Disability Activist
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- Society & Culture
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4.2 • 13 Ratings
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Pigeonhole challenges the stereotypes that disabled people are all white, straight, middle class people in search of a cure for their bodies and minds the way mainstream media would make it seem. Made by disability community, and centering disabled audiences, Pigeonhole interrogates the assumptions and biases we hold about disability and embraces all parts of people's identities. We uplift disability culture, celebrate identity, and break out of the narrow pigeonholes people attempt to stuff us in. All episodes have downloadable and text transcripts at WhoAmIToStopIt.com.
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Pigeonhole Podcast
I have a seahorse stim, and this audio described film I shot on my iPhone at the Oregon Coast Aquarium years ago on a whim is a window in.
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Pigeonhole Podcast
So many stories about food from disabled community. Now, with bagels, Klezmer, and tacos or something.
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Pigeonhole Podcast 45
Long distance coffee dates and the power of texting to grow a friendship.
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Pigeonhole Podcast 44
Legally blind paper-cut artist Lavaun Benavidez-Heaster dives deep into what the color red feels and sounds like to her.
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Pigeonhole Podcast 43
Auto-caption fails have been celebrated for their comedic possibilities for years. I want people to laugh and be enraged by bad captions, or craptions. Go on a sound journey with me about corn, bagels, and so much more as I play with bad captions.
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Pigeonhole Podcast 42
Jenni Funk explores the complex relationships between people with disabilities and their animals with grace and humor. Jenni uses a ProLoQuo2Go.
Customer Reviews
Much-Needed Perspective
This podcast is a part of the movement of in disability culture which rejects medical analyses of our lives, or reduces us to inspirational victims of tragedy. The political urgency for an intersectional disability lens in social justice movements boils under the surface of each episode. This podcast is not only well-produced and edited but it is also transcribed, which which demonstrates this podcaster’s commitment to access. So excited for more to come!
Excellent Podcast!
This is a great series. The host does a wonderful job of balancing guests, including many people from inside world of disability - with a focus on people with disabilities themselves. Stories like these are too few and too far between, and this podcast is a welcome addition! Well worth downloading, subscribing, and checking out the other projects of the host and her guests.