10 year old actor Isaac Vint (with his mother, Trish Cooper in the vicinity), joins Myles and Stefanie in conversation on a range of topics such as: scary freight elevators; what it feels like to not be able to use your wheelchair; seeing other wheelchair users on stage; being stared at in public...and more.
Episode related links:
Check out Sam Vint's Film The Tournament here:
https://www.nfb.ca/film/tournament-the/
 
The Disability Stage Right Team is
Angela Chalmers (technical producer/director)
Myles Taylor (co-host and secret repository of technical podcast know-how)
Stefanie Wiens (co-host and podcast originator/producer)
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Do It. Do it. Do It! | Part ii (Trish Cooper)

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