Guys! I believe this episode is a great one! He’s been eagerly anticipating the opportunity to be on the podcast for quite some time, and finally, he’s here! Henry and I share the same disability, but his arms and hands are more affected than mine. Despite this, he doesn’t let it hinder his progress. He leads a normal life as a 13-year-old who detests school. Haha, he’s passionate about sports and enjoys being outdoors. He simply loves life!

Guys, this episode was long overdue! However, Adison’s busy college schedule made it challenging to find time for it! haha This conversation takes you inside Adison’s life as a disabled college student and the journey he’s taken to reach his current position, where he’s entering his junior year at Wright State University!

Not our usual episode topics, but I’d like to share some insights about the sport Zander and I play. We’ll share our thoughts and provide a brief overview of the tournament (if you listened to the first episode, you’ll know!). Additionally, we’ll discuss the significance of this sport for individuals with disabilities.

I had a really cool conversation with my friend and teammate, Zander, about his life as a student with a disability. This episode is all about his life in a wheelchair, how he deals with the challenges he has faced, and what he wants to see change for the disabled community. We also touch on how newly disabled people lose their motivation to go out and live life, or just get discouraged that there’s nothing out there for them. If you want to hear about life from the perspective of a wheelchair user, then this is the episode for you. Check it out!