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 AKA: "Holy Cow!" Artist, advocate, sex researcher, circus performer, and so much more, April Hubbard is back for another fascinating discussion with our hosts Kelsey, Emma, and Truelee, and this time they're talking about sex and disability!  This episode's conversation ranges from the hilarious (funny sex injuries, buying lube at the farm supply shop) to the touching (literally, in the case of touch starvation) to the frightful (medical "advice" that may be upsetting to some listeners). Listen and subscribe on your podcast app of choice at baaff.ca/podcast 

Artist and advocate April Hubbard joins us for an insightful conversation on her journey onto the stage, the rewards of working alongside other artists with disabilities, the ways performances can be made more accessible to everyone, and the need for all people with disabilities to work with members of other underrepresented communities for the common good.

Our hosts are joined once again by Halifax/Kjipuktuk drag king RJ Roggeveen for part two of a fascinating discussion on body image, eating disorders, mental health, gender and sexuality, acceptance, "passing", and why you should never trust the emojis of anyone over 30. Listen and subscribe at baaff.ca/podcast

Join our hosts as they talk with Halifax-based drag king RJ Roggeveen about mental health, gender and sexuality, the challenges of finding accessible queer spaces, and doing drag in a pandemic.

Part 2 of our interview with Jacob Cuvelier, a local hip hop artist with PTSD. Together we discuss authenticity in comedy vs authenticity in music, the ways anger and mental health can influence our creativity, and the impact a criminal record can have on life, work, and art.

Part 1 of our interview with Jacob Cuvelier, a local hip hop artist with PTSD. Together we discuss Jacob’s background as an artist and how his PTSD affects him and the ones around him. We deeply discuss the impacts anger has on each of us and how education plays an important role in our development.

Your hosts reflect on the past year and how living through a global pandemic has affected them. They discuss Digital Matters (the program that introduced them), the longing for human connection, holding virtual events, and the TikTok revolution.

In this episode of the DisAbility IS Art Podcast, we talk about labels and identification around disability. Truelee gives her own perspective on identifying with an Anxiety disorder, Emma discusses her apprehension around openly identifying, and Kelsey discusses her mind-blowing moment around disability.

Welcome to the first episode of the DisAbility IS Art Podcast! In our first episode, we are going to introduce ourselves and discuss our hopes for what this podcast will look like going forward. Meet your hosts and listen to our discussion around our personal experiences living with disability.

DisAbility IS Art, launching January 15th!