Changing Minds and Changing Lives welcomes Mindy Henderson. Mindy is a motivational speaker, author, ability advocate, editor in chief of Quest Magazine, and podcast host. She stops by to share her story and discuss her new book, The Truth About Things That Suck(and how to make them suck less).

Changing Minds and Changing Lives welcomes National Diversity, Equity, Disability Inclusion Expert and actor, Steven James Tingus to talk about how the disability community must come together to improve disability inclusion in employment, and Hollywood.

Changing Minds and Changing Lives welcomes Aaron Burnell of the Amputee Coalition to learn more about the resources provided for both individuals and employers.

Changing Minds and Changing Lives welcomes Planning Across the Spectrum founder Andrew Komarow to discuss the power of focusing on the positivity of this movement and month vs. creating a divide over differences.

Changing Minds and Changing Lives welcomes the founder of Mozaro, and Shine Music, Shawn Satterfield to discuss her work building an inclusive world.

Changing Minds and Changing Lives welcomes Autism Speaks' Director, Adult Services Dave Kearon to discuss their work program, dispel some stigmas around the Autistic community and ways to celebrate Autism Awareness Month in April.

Changing Minds and Changing Lives welcomes Catie Cambridge to discuss her very public announcement of her disability, the great work Notarize does and advice for others thinking about identifying as a person with a disability.

Changing Minds and Changing Lives welcomes Disability Solutions' Mark DeMontis from Disability Solutions' Canada and founder of the Canadian Blind Hockey Association.

Changing Minds and Changing Lives welcomes BufferSprings CEO + Founder and veteran Rob Arndt to discuss what employers are doing wrong in recruiting veterans and offers some tips for success.

Changing Minds and Changing Lives welcomes American Paralympian Oksana Masters as she prepares for the 2022 Winter Paralympics.Oksana discusses how she became a Paralympian, mental health, her charity work and shares some encouragement for athletes with disabilities.