In 2011, Cory Hahn's life changed forever after sustaining a spinal cord injury while playing baseball at Arizona State University. But that moment didn’t end his journey — it reshaped it.In this powerful interview, Cory reflects on his baseball career, the day everything changed, and how he found new purpose beyond the field. Drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2013, Cory went on to earn his business degree, serve as a scout, and now plays a key role as a front office executive.We dive into his recovery, his unwavering love for the game, the challenges and rewards of staying close to baseball, and the incredible work he’s doing through Project 34, the nonprofit he co-founded with MLB pitcher Trevor Williams to support individuals with spinal cord injuries.Cory was recently honored with Baseball America’s 2024 Trailblazer Award, and this conversation shows exactly why.🔔 Subscribe for more inspiring stories from the world of sports.📌 Topics covered:Cory’s ASU baseball careerLife after spinal cord injuryBeing drafted by the DiamondbacksBecoming a scout and executiveStarting Project 34Lessons in perseverance, leadership, and impact#CoryHahn #Project34 #BaseballStories #MLB #ASUBaseball #Diamondbacks #Inspiration #Trailblazer

In this moving episode, Alexis Evans and her father, Jerald, share the hardest and most transformative journey of their lives — navigating the aftermath of Alexis’s spinal cord injury.When Alexis first began physical therapy, the progress was slow, and the process often felt pointless. There were days she wanted to give up entirely. But with Gerald by her side — encouraging her through every grueling session — she began to see small victories. Each improvement not only strengthened her physically but also shifted her mindset, helping her discover a resilience she never knew she had.Gerald’s presence wasn’t just emotional support — he was her advocate. Together, they fought the uphill battles of the healthcare system, from pushing insurance companies to cover essential medications and equipment, to insisting on second opinions when something didn’t seem right. Gerald taught Alexis the power of self-advocacy, and their united front became an unshakable force in her recovery.While her family’s love and support have been a constant anchor, Alexis’s determination ultimately comes from within. Her stubbornness, competitive spirit, and refusal to let her injury define her have fueled her fight to keep pursuing her dreams, no matter the obstacles.This is more than a story about injury — it’s a father and daughter’s journey of strength, perseverance, and the unbreakable bond that turns challenges into victories.💬 Share this video to inspire others facing challenges in their own lives.📌 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more stories of hope and perseverance.#Resilience #SpinalCordInjury #SCIRecovery #FromParalysisToPurpose #DisabilityAwareness #NeverGiveUp #MindsetIsEverything #SelfAdvocacy #WheelStrong #FamilyStrength

After a life-changing spinal cord injury, Zack Collie discovered something unexpected—an unbreakable mindset forged through adversity.In this video, Zack shares the most surprising thing he’s learned about himself since his injury: that what broke his body ultimately built his spirit. He opens up about the power of resilience, the mental strength he never knew he had, and how struggle can shape purpose.Zack also offers heartfelt advice to anyone newly living with a spinal cord injury and explains the “why” that keeps him moving forward: to inspire hope in others walking through darkness.💬 If Zack’s journey inspires you, be sure to like, comment, and share this video with someone who needs to hear his message of strength and perseverance.#ZackCollie #SpinalCordInjury #SCIRecovery #ParalysisAwareness #UnbreakableWill #AdaptAndOvercome #Inspiration #Resilience #HopeAfterInjury

In this powerful and inspiring episode of Pathways To Healing, we sit down with James Meza, a former kinesiology student, baseball player, and now a rising star in the world of adaptive bodybuilding and entrepreneurship. After a life-changing spinal cord injury (SCI) in March 2022, James refused to let his diagnosis define his future. Instead, he’s rewriting the playbook — transforming adversity into purpose, power, and possibility.James takes us inside his remarkable journey of resilience, sharing what it was like to step — or rather, roll — into the gym for the first time in his chair, and how he’s carved out his own path in adaptive fitness and physique competitions. He opens up about the physical and mental challenges of training with SCI, the crucial role of safety, and his favorite exercises with and without a gym partner.But James’s story doesn’t stop at the gym doors. He’s also the founder of HSA, a brand born from his passion to motivate and uplift others, and he has his sights set on competing in the Olympics. We dive into how social media has been both a tool and a challenge in building his brand, creating community, and pushing his message forward.Highlights of this episode:💥 James’s first solo gym session post-injury — and how he found the confidence to keep going💥 Favorite adaptive exercises and the tools that keep his training safe💥 How body physique competitions became part of his new chapter💥 The birth and future of his brand, HSA💥 Social media’s role in his journey and building a supportive SCI community💥 Nutrition, discipline, and the mental game of bodybuilding💥 His Olympic dream — where it began, and where it’s headedWhether you’re part of the SCI community, an athlete, an entrepreneur, or someone looking for a dose of real-life motivation, James’s story is packed with insights, grit, and inspiration you won’t want to miss.

🎧 Pathways To Healing | Special Episode:Hosts Cody Norman & Logan Frye — Behind the Mic on Exercise, Recovery, andthe Future of Paralysis Treatment

In this very special episode of Pathways To Healing, the microphonesflip — and hosts Cody Norman and Logan Frye take the guest seats!Joining them is Zachary Grech, abroadcast journalism major from the University of La Verne, who leads anengaging and insightful conversation you won’t want to miss.

Zachary dives deep with Cody and Logan touncover their personal journeys, motivations, and perspectives on some of thebiggest questions in paralysis recovery and adaptive therapy today. From whyexercise matters for everyone — especially those with neurological injuries —to what makes The Perfect Step standout as a facility, this episode offers a rare glimpse into the heart and mindof the people behind the podcast.

Highlightsof this episode:
🎤 WhyCody and Logan got into the field of activity-based therapy
🎤 The transformative power ofexercise for neurological recovery
🎤 What sets The Perfect Stepapart from other recovery facilities
🎤 Reflections on their time atthe University of La Verne
🎤 Hopes and predictions for thefuture of paralysis recovery
🎤 Candid stories, lessonslearned, and why they’re so passionate about the SCI community

This behind-the-scenes episode is packedwith insights, humor, and heart — giving listeners an inside look at why Pathways To Healing exists and whatdrives its mission.

👉 Tune in and meet the voicesbehind the mic as they share their why, their passion, and their dreams for thefuture.

In this powerful and heartfelt episode, we sit down with Doug Vincent — a lifelong advocate, broadcaster, and community leader whose story is one of perseverance, purpose, and impact. After contracting polio as an infant, Doug was told he’d never walk or live an independent life. Instead, he proved everyone wrong.

From discovering his love for broadcasting through the KiiS Broadcasting Workshop to becoming the voice behind Walk and Roll Live, Doug has spent decades shining a spotlight on disability advocacy, community building, and inclusion. As a board member of Anthesis, Rolling Start, and the Volunteers for Veterans Foundation, Doug’s commitment to service has inspired many.

We talk about his journey through childhood surgeries, his early days in radio, his service with Kiwanis and the Inland Empire Car Club Council, and his unwavering dedication to uplifting others. Doug’s passion and authenticity make this episode an unforgettable tribute to resilience and the power of voice.

Tune in and be inspired. This is one ride you won’t want to miss.

In this powerful and heartfelt episode, we sit down with Kathleen Landelius, PT, DPT—an experienced physical therapist, educator, and lifelong advocate for those navigating life after neurological injury. With over 20 years in the field and a deeply personal connection to her work through her brother’s traumatic brain injury, Kathleen brings a rare and authentic perspective on what it means to support patients and families through every stage of the rehab journey.

Together, we explore:

• The biggest shifts in neurological rehab and how they’ve impacted treatment approaches

• The challenges of expanding access to advanced therapies like FES

• Why clinician education and empowered patients are key to creating change

• How her own family’s experience shaped her career, mindset, and mission

Whether you're a clinician, caregiver, family member, or someone on their own recovery path, Kathleen’s insights offer both practical takeaways and a moving reminder of the power of empathy and long-term support in the paralysis community.

In this episode of Pathways to Healing, we sit down with Lisa Hilborn, Director of Outdoor Adventures and Recreational Therapy at Casa Colina Hospital, to explore the transformative power of adaptive sports. Lisa shares insights from her decades of experience, tackling common misconceptions, breaking down barriers, and highlighting the real-world impact of inclusive recreation.

🏀 Key Topics Covered:
✅ The biggest challenges in expanding adaptive sports—and how to overcome them
✅ How partnerships and community support drive long-term impact
✅ The balance between innovation and tradition in adaptive sports programming

From the importance of consistency and showing up to the game-changing effects of wheelchair sports on confidence, independence, and quality of life, Lisa’s wisdom is one that all athletes, advocates, and allies need to hear.