Ableist language: What words to avoid

I give a reading of my blog on why I am done having and discuss being bipolar and genderqueer in relation to parenthood.

In this episode I chat with lawyer and mom with albinism Moleboge Lekwane about being a child with albinism and what childhood looks like when you're different.

A young crash course on ableist language on what words and phrases to avoid and what words you can replace them with.

I speak candidly about my journey with mental illness which eventuality led to a diagnosis of Bipolar 2.

I chat with Ayanda Sishi, journalist, political commentator and cancer survivor about her journey with depression and anxiety and the road to her healing. We touch on therapy, the public health system and the event that placed her on this path.

This is an intimate reading of a personal essay by Terry-Ann Adams on her experiences and anxieties as a person with albinism.