In this episode, Justin and Rebecca discuss disability in the workforce and how much harder it is for those who don’t fit the “cookie cutter” to flourish in the ol’ 9 to 5. We discuss our own experiences and while we don’t fix the system, we hope to give some encouragement to those struggling, just as Dolly Parton has done before us.

In this episode, both Justin and Rebecca dive head first into their favorite fandoms. With a lightsaber in their hands and a bag of dice at their hip, they discuss inclusion, representation and perceived ownership within the Star Wars and D&D communities. We’ll be talking about disability, racism, nerdy things, what makes us mad, what makes us laugh, and everything in between.

Best friends Justin Hancock, a disability advocate and activist, and Rebecca Mitts, an anxious bisexual, join forces to create community, have challenging conversations, and provide comedy gold! (Maybe it’s fool’s gold, but at least it’s kinda shiny.) Justin experiences day-to-day life with cerebral palsy, and Rebecca journeys with anxiety and depression. We are dropping the first two episodes back to back to get the ball rolling! In this episode, it’s Justin’s turn to bring the drama as he experiences an entire existential mid-life crisis in 25 minutes. A lot of wouldas, couldas, and shouldas.

Best friends Justin Hancock, a disability advocate and activist, and Rebecca Mitts, an anxious bisexual, join forces to create community, have challenging conversations, and provide comedy gold! (Maybe it’s fool’s gold, but at least it’s kinda shiny.) Justin experiences day-to-day life with cerebral palsy, and Rebecca journeys with anxiety and depression. In our first episode, we introduce ourselves and Rebecca gets incredibly heated over the social media reaction to the controversy surrounding the 2020 remake of ‘The Witches.’ Justin agrees, speaking on disability in media, and stays out of friendly-fire range.