Welcome to the fifth episode of I can totally do that! This podcast is where we explore careers and opportunities for people with disabilities from the perspectives of people with disabilities. On this episode I interview Garrett D. Anders. He is a young man who has had four internships on Capital Hill in Washington D.C. We talked about his experience to get the internships. Garrett also describes how his internships made him feel more connected with people. For him the process is different when he wanted to do an internships. I am your host Alena Skinner and I hope you have enjoyed this episode and learned something new!  Garrett you have shown us that you can totally do that and so can others!Please remember the best way to support the podcast is clicking like and subscribe so you don’t miss the next episode!YouTube: / @icantotallydothat Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3XjWidu...Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id...Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/icantotally...TikTok: / icantotallydothat_ Interested in connecting with me? Please email disabilityisdiversity2024 Credits:Music: Do It Musician: Ikson License: https://ikson.com/track/90/doit The 4-H Leadership Academy sponsored by Mr. Roth for allowing me to pursue this project!Abigail Sievers for making the cover art for the podcast.Maya Giron for the photo used for YouTube channel banner.

Welcome to the fourth episode of I can totally do that! This podcast is where we explore careers and opportunities for people with disabilities from the perspectives of people with disabilities.

On this episode I interview Eric Simie. He is retired from being and academic advisor at a local community college.

In this episode we talk about how his cerebral palsy uniquely affects his function throughout his body. We talked about how his college experience positively impacted his career choice. Eric tells listeners about his favorite part of being advisor. It is truly a privilege to see the students that you have helped grow into successful people! Eric’s and I conversation end with talking about how he wish that he used accommodations to make his job easier. He encourages people to use the accommodations that with work the best for them. Eric had some wonderful insights about his life that he shares with listeners.

I am your host Alena Skinner and I hope you have enjoyed this episode and learned something new! Eric you have shown us that you can totally do that and so can others!

Please remember the best way to support the podcast is clicking like and subscribe so you don’t miss the next episode!

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Credits:

Music: Do It

Musician: Ikson

License: https://ikson.com/track/90/doit

The 4-H Leadership Academy sponsored by Mr. Roth for allowing me to pursue this project!

Abigail Sievers for making the cover art for the podcast.

Maya Giron for the photo used for YouTube channel banner.

Welcome to the third episode of I can totally do that! This podcast is where we explore careers and opportunities for people with disabilities from the perspectives of people with disabilities.

On this episode I interview the amazing Duncan Wyeth. He is retired from paid employment but not from advocacy.

In this episode we talk about a variety of things including how Duncan was impacted to go into education by his family. We also talk about the impact of language and how people perceive people with “accents” and their intelligence. Duncan expressed how important his work has been to make sure that people with disabilities are included in the community! We talked about so many impactful things in this episode and his perspective brings light to a lot of things that I have never thought of. I sincerely hope that you learn something from this episode and enjoy it as much as I did!

I am your host Alena Skinner and I hope you have enjoyed this episode and learned something new! Duncan, you have shown us that you can totally do that and so can others!

Please remember the best way to support the podcast is clicking like and subscribe so you don’t miss the next episode!

Credits:

Music: Do It

Musician: Ikson

License: https://ikson.com/track/90/doit

The 4-H Leadership Academy sponsored by Mr. Roth for allowing me to pursue this project!

Abigail Sievers for making the cover art for the podcast.

Maya Giron for the photo used for YouTube channel banner.

Welcome to the second episode of I can totally do that! This podcast is where we explore careers and opportunities for people with disabilities from the perspectives of people with disabilities.

On this episode I interview the wonderful Wyatt Peterson. He has spina bifida. He is currently working at the Boys and Girls Club with 1-5th Graders.

In this heartfelt episode, you will learn about Wyatt’s experience working at the Boys and Girls Club.

In this episode we talked about how he connects with the youth as they spend their time with him. In addition we discussed how he has learned to talk with the kids about his disability.

I am your host Alena Skinner and I hope you have enjoyed this episode and learned something new! Wyatt, have shown us that you can totally do that and so can others!

Please remember the best way to support the podcast is clicking like and subscribe so you don’t miss the next episode!

Welcome to the first episode of I Can Totally Do That! This podcast is where we explore careers and opportunities for people with disabilities from the perspectives of people with disabilities.

The first guest is Mason Shrader and he is a PhD student in archaeology at Brown University. He has cerebral palsy (CP).

In this fascinating episode, you will learn about Mason’s passion for archaeology and his educational journey leading up to his work towards a PhD in archaeology.

We talk about the challenges and successes that Mason has gone through while navigating his career with CP.

Mason leaves us with some very impactful advice about exploring a career that sparks your interest. He discusses his thoughts about how adaptable archaeology can be if that’s something that you want to pursue.

I am your host Alena Skinner and I hope you have enjoyed this episode and learned something new! Mason, you have shown us that you can totally do that and so can others.

Please remember the best way to support the podcast is clicking like and follow so you don’t miss the next episode

Credits:

The 4-H Leadership Academy sponsored by Mr. Roth for allowing me to pursue this project!

Abigail Sievers for making the cover art for the podcast.

Maya Giron for the photo used for YouTube channel banner.