Best Emily Ladau Podcasts (2024)

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[121] This Ad Is So Cool! 38:58

20d ago38:58

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This episode is sponsored by ABLEnow – tax advantaged savings accounts for eligible individuals with disabilities. Emily and I gush over that one disability ad for a while. Enjoy! A brief summary of the episode is below: In this episode of The Accessible Stall podcast, hosts Emily Ladau and Kyle Khachadurian discuss the recent CoorDown ad titled “A…

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[120] Oversharing 31:41

2M ago31:41

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This episode is sponsored by ABLEnow – tax advantaged savings accounts for eligible individuals with disabilities. Isn’t it ironic how we’re talking about oversharing on a podcast? Yeah, we didn’t think this one through. But it turns out, we did! Click here for a transcript for this episode. The post Episode 120: Oversharing appeared first on The A…

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[119] Anger is Okay Sometimes 33:20

3M ago33:20

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This episode is sponsored by ABLEnow – tax advantaged savings accounts for eligible individuals with disabilities. Look, we’ve talked about anger before. But as disabled people, we gotta be careful when we get angry. And how much we get angry. And how often we get angry. And how we sound when we’re angry. And, and, and… let’s talk about it. Click h…

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[118] O Twitter, Where Art Thou? Or, where does the online DisCo go now? 31:02

5M ago31:02

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we lament twitter but also it kinda sucks now but also also disabled people really used it for a lot of good work????? it’s complicated, man… xoxo, emily and kyle Click here for a transcript for this episode. The post Episode 118: O Twitter, Where Art Thou? Or, where does the online DisCo go now? appeared first on The Accessible Stall.…

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Inside West Virginia’s New Economic Bill of Rights–with Troy N. Miller 59:54

5M ago59:54

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For this week’s episode, Rebecca sat down with Troy N. Miller, who’s long served as the Off-Kilter podcast’s beloved “man behind the curtain,” aka executive producer. When he’s not producing Off-Kilter, the Zero Hour, Breaking Through, and other progressive podcast/radio programs, Troy serves as West Virginia organizer and special projects director…

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Redefining Wealth–with Aisha Nyandoro 59:54

6M ago59:54

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Wealth is a word that gets thrown around a lot, especially in economic conversations and spaces. The most basic definition is what you own minus what you owe. But as Aisha Nyandoro—CEO of Springboard to Opportunity and architect of the Magnolia Mother’s Trust—argues in her recent Tedx Talk, it’s time to redefine wealth in the United States. In her …

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[117] Community, what is it? 37:33

6M ago37:33

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This whole time we thought knowledge of the online disability community that we talk about ALL the time was like, common knowledge. But it isn’t! We talk all the time about reaching non-disabled people on this show, but it turns out, there’s a whole segment of disabled people who don’t know a lot about the larger online disability world. Click here…

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Shifting the Paradigm on Disability Employment—with Bryan Gill and Nan Gibson 59:54

6M ago59:54

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For this week’s episode of Off-Kilter, with October as National Disability Employment Awareness Month, Rebecca sat down with two leaders at JP Morgan Chase (JPMC) who are at the forefront of advancing disability employment within the business and employer community: Bryan Gill, head of JP Morgan Chase’s Office of Disability Inclusion and the firm’s…

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“It doesn’t have to be this way”—with Jen Burdick of Community Legal Services 59:51

6M ago59:51

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For this week’s episode of Off-Kilter, Rebecca sat down with Jen Burdick, supervising attorney of the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) unit at Community Legal Services (CLS), Rebecca’s legal aid alma mater. They had a far ranging conversation about how “eligibility doesn’t equal access” and other lessons Jen has learned throughout her years as a …

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Older Workers in Physically Challenging Jobs Are in Trouble 1:19:17

6M ago1:19:17

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According to recently released Census data, poverty among older adults increased sharply again in 2022, after reaching an all-time low just two years before. One group of older Americans who’s especially struggling is older workers in physically demanding jobs. Contrary to the popular narrative that everyone’s living longer and work is getting easi…

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Inside the Voices of Disability Economic Justice Project–with Emily Ladau 59:54

7M ago59:54

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For this week’s episode of Off-Kilter, Rebecca sat back down with Emily Ladau. She’s the editor of the Voices of Disability Economic Justice Project and the author of Demystifying Disability: What to Know, What to Say, and How to Be an Ally. She’s someone who’s done an immense amount throughout her career to shift narratives on disability in the Un…

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Labor of Love: A Sit-down with America’s Most Celebrated Labor Reporter—with Steven Greenhouse 59:54

7M ago59:54

59:54

For this week’s episode of Off-Kilter, Rebecca sat down with longtime labor journalist Steven Greenhouse. He’s someone who really needs no introduction after spending thirty-one years at the New York Times, eighteen of which he spent covering the labor beat, until 2014. He’s also the author of The Big Squeeze: Tough Times for the American Worker an…

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[116] We Love Trader Joes, But Self-Care Is Important 49:10

7M ago49:10

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Look, last time we talked about self-care, it was 2017 and Emily and I didn’t do that much grocery shopping yet. In all seriousness, we know we’ve been a little scarce lately, but we have exciting episodes coming. Please enjoy this episode as we talk about self-care and also how cool Trader Joe’s is. It’s a bit of a random episode, but would it be …

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American Identity in Crisis–with Kat Calvin 59:54

7M ago59:54

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Something many of us take for granted, if we’ve never been without it, is how vitally important it is to have photo ID. In this day and age you can’t do pretty much anything without ID—from accessing public benefits to renting an apartment to voting, and so much more. So for this week’s episode, Rebecca sat back down with a dear friend who’s been l…

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Inside the Disabled Journalists’ Association–with Cara Reedy 59:54

8M ago59:54

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For this week’s episode, Rebecca sat down with Cara Reedy. She’s a journalist and the founder of a new organization called the Disabled Journalists Association (DJA)—which she’s spent the past two years setting up to identify the needs of disabled people in journalism and to amplify the voices of disabled journalists across the United States. It’s …

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Speaking about pain—with Kate Nicholson 1:08:17

8M ago1:08:17

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For this week’s episode, Rebecca sat down with Kate Nicholson, a dear friend and colleague and a policy advocate who’s been leading the charge when it comes to fighting on behalf of people who live with chronic pain. Today she serves as the founder and executive director of the National Pain Advocacy Center. They talk about what it’s like to live w…

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“Find your north star and your strategy” —with Indi Dutta-Gupta 59:54

8M ago59:54

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For this week’s episode, Rebecca sat down with Indi Dutta-Gupta, a dear friend and colleague who’s dedicated his career to ending poverty in America and building an economy that works for everyone, not just the wealthy few. Today he serves as president and executive director of the Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP), one of the nation’s leadi…

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“Combining head and heart in the work” —with Kathleen Romig 59:54

8M ago59:54

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For this week’s episode, Rebecca sat down with Kathleen Romig, a dear friend and colleague who today serves as the director of Social Security and disability policy at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, one of the nation’s leading organizations that focuses on economic and budget policy for low-income families. To mark the eighty-eighth an…

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“My passion is my superpower”—with Zaki “The Barber” Smith 59:54

9M ago59:54

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For this week’s episode, Rebecca sat back down with Zaki “The Barber” Smith, an entrepreneur, a powerhouse activist, and a criminal justice reform leader whose work focuses on ending the perpetual punishment that comes with having a criminal record in America. They had a far-ranging and emotional conversation about the historic clean slate legislat…

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On Resilience—with Alejandra Vazquez-Baur 59:54

9M ago59:54

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For this week’s episode, Rebecca sat down with Alejandra Vazquez-Baur, an educator-turned-policy advocate whose work focuses on expanding supports for K–12 immigrant students—especially newcomers—and multilingual students. As Alejandra describes herself: “I am a product of resilient Mexican women. A sister. A dancer. An educator. A visionary.” They…

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“Lead with empathy, fight with fire”—with Mia Ives-Rublee 59:54

9M ago59:54

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Welcome to the summer/fall season of Off-Kilter! We’re excited to be back and up and running with the show after a break, just in time to mark Disability Pride Month. And to kick things off right, Rebecca sat back down with Mia Ives-Rublee, a long-time disability rights and justice activist who today serves as the director of the disability justice…

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Episode 115: The Accessible Stall and Liberare 40:53

9M ago40:53

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In this episode, Kyle learns that there’s more to bras than he could have ever known. We sit down in conversation with Liberare‘s CEO Emma Butler and Visual Brand Director Gemma Adby. Liberare has “easy-on bras [that] combine accessibility and comfort, making dressing a breeze for everyone, regardless of hand dexterity.” We’re all about accessibili…

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Claiming Identity as Self-Care —feat. Andraea Lavant 1:02:45

11M ago1:02:45

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This week, Off-Kilter is wrapping up our ongoing series digging into why in the famous words of Audre Lorde, “self-care is political warfare. A recurring theme uplifted by several guests throughout this series has been the importance of bringing your whole self to the work—a phrase that, like so much within the topic of self-care, has become watere…

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Episode 114: Airports SUCK 41:31

11M ago41:31

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Traveling is cool, but airports? God, airports just SUCK don’t they? let’s talk about that. Click here for a transcript for this episode! The post Episode 114: Airports SUCK appeared first on The Accessible Stall.By Kyle Khachadurian and Emily Ladau

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The Poverty Line Is Too Damn Low, Part 2: Redefining Poverty as Collective Self-Care 59:54

11M ago59:54

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As Off-Kilter’s ongoing series continues, digging into why in the famous words of Audre Lorde, “self-care is political warfare,” we’re zooming out for this next episode to explore the goal of ending poverty in the United States—and the broader work of economic and social liberation—as self-care for the larger collective organism of which we are all…

Podcasts Worth a Listen

Emily Ladau Podcasts

Podcasts Worth a Listen

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The Accessible Stall

Kyle Khachadurian and Emily Ladau

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OFF-KILTER with Rebecca Vallas

Rebecca Vallas

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Picked Last in Gym Class

DCP Entertainment

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Inflection Point with Lauren Schiller

Inflection Point with Lauren Schiller

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[121] This Ad Is So Cool! 38:58

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[120] Oversharing 31:41

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[119] Anger is Okay Sometimes 33:20

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[118] O Twitter, Where Art Thou? Or, where does the online DisCo go now? 31:02

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Inside West Virginia’s New Economic Bill of Rights–with Troy N. Miller 59:54

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Redefining Wealth–with Aisha Nyandoro 59:54

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[117] Community, what is it? 37:33

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Shifting the Paradigm on Disability Employment—with Bryan Gill and Nan Gibson 59:54

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“It doesn’t have to be this way”—with Jen Burdick of Community Legal Services 59:51

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Older Workers in Physically Challenging Jobs Are in Trouble 1:19:17

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Inside the Voices of Disability Economic Justice Project–with Emily Ladau 59:54

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Labor of Love: A Sit-down with America’s Most Celebrated Labor Reporter—with Steven Greenhouse 59:54

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[116] We Love Trader Joes, But Self-Care Is Important 49:10

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American Identity in Crisis–with Kat Calvin 59:54

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Inside the Disabled Journalists’ Association–with Cara Reedy 59:54

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Speaking about pain—with Kate Nicholson 1:08:17

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“Find your north star and your strategy” —with Indi Dutta-Gupta 59:54

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“Combining head and heart in the work” —with Kathleen Romig 59:54

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“My passion is my superpower”—with Zaki “The Barber” Smith 59:54

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On Resilience—with Alejandra Vazquez-Baur 59:54

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“Lead with empathy, fight with fire”—with Mia Ives-Rublee 59:54

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Episode 115: The Accessible Stall and Liberare 40:53

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Claiming Identity as Self-Care —feat. Andraea Lavant 1:02:45

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Episode 114: Airports SUCK 41:31

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The Poverty Line Is Too Damn Low, Part 2: Redefining Poverty as Collective Self-Care 59:54

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