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The Advocacy Life Podcast &; Blog

The Advocacy Life Podcast &; Blog

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The mission of The Advocacy Life is to amplify the voices of the disability community by sharing personal stories, breaking down policy, and providing practical tools for self-advocacy. We strive to educate the public and inspire a more inclusive society where disability is understood as a fundamental part of the human experience.Kevin G. Nuñez Ciencias Sociales
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  • TAL S4 E1 Goals & Gratitude
    Jan 6 2026

    Welcome back to The Advocacy Life Podcast and Vlog! We are kicking off 2026 with a brand new season of episodes, focusing on what truly matters: Gratitude and Goals!

    Host Kevin Nunez is back after missing November and December (life happened, including a kitchen remodel and he's bringing quality over quantity by switching to two high-quality episodes a month.

    In this episode, Kevin gets personal, sharing what he's deeply thankful for:

    Family and Friends: A huge shout out to the family (Dad, Mom, Stepdad, etc.) who help set up the podcast equipment, and to friends—the initial reason he started podcasting.


    Growth: Being thankful for the podcast evolving from sketchy cell phone recordings to a fully-developed show, and for hitting 200 subscribers on theadvocacylife.com alone!

    Health Victories: Celebrating a major victory in 2025: the first year in about five years without any surgeries or major hospitalizations.

    Small Connections: Sharing a major connection made at a state function that led to sending in a resume for a potential staff position with Governor-Elect Mikey Sherrill.

    Then, he lays out his ambitious goals for 2026:

    Writing: Finishing his third book, the conclusion to the Living Beyond Disability series, which focuses on Disability Policy 101 for self-advocates.

    Personal Victory: Buying new clothes and new accessible Billy Shoes—a huge deal after losing weight and dealing with the constant battle of finding shoes that fit orthotics.

    Social Life: The deeply personal goal of making a real, close friend to talk to more regularly.


    Episode Transcript

    https://turboscribe.ai/transcript/share/4836865999870251777/-RSP64PDdqblEDJmK-nf3q09PHSVtyz6ZQFpKGTXb4w/tal-s4-e1-goals-and-gratitude


    Social Media/Website

    @TheAdvocacyLife

    FB @theadvocacyliferelaunched


    Mean Website

    https://advocatekevinnunez.wordpress.com/


    Facebook

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    Instagram

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    Pinterest

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    Linkedin

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-nu%C3%B1ez-261856364/

    Books

    Living Beyond Disability book series


    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F1H7DM4Z?binding=paperback&ref=dbs_dp_rwt_sb_pc_tpbk


    Letters from Limbo Newsletter

    https://advocatekevinnunez.wordpress.com/moments-of-brightness-newsletter/


    PayPal

    https://www.paypal.me/KevinGNunez

    Cashapp

    https://cash.app/$KevinGNunez


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    19 m
  • TAL S3 E16 Disability and Parenting
    Oct 15 2025

    Description

    False hope can be a comforting lie, but it often leads to greater disappointment. In this powerful and incredibly honest episode, Kevin Nuñez tackles the sensitive topic of false hope within the disability community, sharing his personal experiences and why he believes brutal honesty, paired with empathy, is essential.

    Evin recounts his own childhood experiences with doctors and therapists who gave his family false expectations about "walking again," only to face repeated letdowns He argues that this practice, often well-intentioned, can be more damaging than helpful, especially for children who internalize these unfulfilled promises as personal failures This isn't just about physical rehabilitation; it extends to broader societal interactions where people offer empty reassurances about things they don't understand

    This episode challenges us to rethink how we support and communicate with individuals with disabilities[cite: Kevin advocates for a balance of empathy and realism, pushing for genuine understanding over platitudes He asks why we celebrate minimal progress instead of recognizing the full, complex lives people with disabilities lead, and stresses the importance of fostering self-love and self-respect in a world that often measures worth by physical ability.

    Show Notes

    • New Jersey families support planning councils https://njcdd.org/the-regional-family-support-planning-councils/

    • Mom to Mom hotline https://mom2mom.us.com/contact/

    • NJ SPAN https://spanadvocacy.org/

    • Episode Transcript TAL S3 E 17 Disability and Parenting.docx

    @TheAdvocacyLife

    FB @theadvocacyliferelaunched

    Mean Website

    https://advocatekevinnunez.wordpress.com/

    Facebook

    https://www.facebook.com/TheAdvocayLifeRelaunched

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    https://www.instagram.com/theadvocacylife?igsh=N2tyYmdyajQwNGY4

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    Threads

    https://www.threads.net/@theadvocacylife

    Pinterest

    https://pin.it/7dHI38Dfs

    Linkedin

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-nu%C3%B1ez-261856364/

    Living Beyond Disability book series

    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F1H7DM4Z?binding=paperback&ref=dbs_dp_rwt_sb_pc_tpbk

    https://advocatekevinnunez.wordpress.com/moments-of-brightness-newsletter/

    PayPal

    https://www.paypal.me/KevinGNunez

    Cashapp

    https://cash.app/$KevinGNunez


    Social Media/Website
    Books
    Letters from Limbo Newsletter

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    20 m
  • TAL S3 E15 Open Doors
    Oct 8 2025

    Description

    We all have dreams, but what happens when they don't work out? In this powerful episode, Kevin Nuñez shares his personal journey of chasing a lifelong dream, only to have a new, unexpected door open. He reflects on his childhood dream of being a politician and how that evolved into a deeply personal goal of serving on a national advocacy board.

    Kevin takes you behind the scenes of his application process, sharing his confidence and the emotional blow of being rejected from what he saw as his "dream job". But just two hours later, he received a call that changed everything, offering him an opportunity to serve on another national board that he had never even considered.

    This episode is a vital reminder that advocacy isn't for money or fame; it's about being a voice for the voiceless and "planting the seed for a tree that someone else will sit under". Listen in as Kevin explores the importance of being aware of the "windows and doors that are open to us" and why a perceived "no" can be the redirection you need.

    Episode Transcripts

    TAL S3 E 15 Open Doors (1).docx

    Show Notes

    • NJCDD https://njcdd.org/about-the-njcdd/

    • NACDD https://nacdd.org/

    • TASH https://tash.org/

    @TheAdvocacyLife

    FB @theadvocacyliferelaunched

    Mean Website

    https://advocatekevinnunez.wordpress.com/

    Facebook

    https://www.facebook.com/TheAdvocayLifeRelaunched

    Instagram

    https://www.instagram.com/theadvocacylife?igsh=N2tyYmdyajQwNGY4

    Tumblr

    https://www.tumblr.com/theadvocacylife

    Threads

    https://www.threads.net/@theadvocacylife

    Pinterest

    https://pin.it/7dHI38Dfs

    Linkedin

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-nu%C3%B1ez-261856364/

    Living Beyond Disability book series

    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F1H7DM4Z?binding=paperback&ref=dbs_dp_rwt_sb_pc_tpbk

    https://advocatekevinnunez.wordpress.com/moments-of-brightness-newsletter/

    PayPal

    https://www.paypal.me/KevinGNunez

    Cashapp

    https://cash.app/$KevinGNunez


    Social Media/Website
    Books
    Letters from Limbo Newsletter

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    18 m
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