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Happy 1st anniversary to The Game Plan! In honor of this special occasion, we flipped the script and put our host Eric in the interview seat. He sat down with DRC’s Chief Executive Officer Andy Imparato to talk about his experience as a wheelchair basketball player, his early introduction to the world of politics, and the future of the disability rights movement. Whether you’ve been listening or watching from the start, or this is your first episode, thank you. We’re excited to continue uplifting perspectives in the disability community!

Links:

• BORP Adaptive Sports and Recreation

• Eric Harris’s Instagram

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This time on The Game Plan, Eric sits down with two distinguished elders in our movement, Tom Olin and Anita Cameron, who detail their lives and activism, especially around the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This July marks 36 years since the ADA passed, so we wanted to look back to push forward. First, Eric speaks with Tom, a photojournalist who documented history, photographing protests like the Capitol Crawl. Then, Eric is joined by Anita Cameron, who participated in the Capitol Crawl and other disability protests with grassroots organization American Disabled for Attendant Programs Today (ADAPT). Tom and Anita have so much disabled wisdom that we’re honored to share.

Content warning: Some explicit language

Links:

• ADAPT

• Tom Olin’s biography

• Anita Cameron’s biography

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This time on The Game Plan, Eric interviews Brittanie Hernandez-Wilson, a powerful advocate for people with disabilities to live independently and the Lead California Homecare Organizer at Hand in Hand. The two talk about the power of telling your story, which is the focus of her exciting new venture, Our Stories Our Care, a project funded through the 2026 AAPD Paul G. Hearne Emerging Leader Award. She and Eric reflect on disabled wisdom, her path to California, and Brittanie even offers some musical stylings. We’re sure you will be uplifted and enlivened by the great Brittanie Hernandez-Wilson.

Content warning: Some explicit language.

Links:

• Hand in Hand

• AAPD Paul G. Hearne Emerging Leader Award

• BORP