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In this episode of The Audrey & Jeremy Show, Audrey and Jeremy talk with Marisol Meier, an access coordinator working to make film and television productions more accessible for disabled actors and crew.Marisol’s interest in the work grew from her younger brother, Dashiell, who is an actor and filmmaker with Down syndrome. She shares what an access coordinator does, why accessibility matters on set, and what she hopes will change across the film industry. Marisol has worked on short films and recently wrapped her first feature, alongside actor Zack Gottsagen.Watch the conversation and learn more about the people helping make the entertainment industry more inclusive.Subscribe to The Audrey & Jeremy Show for more conversations with people doing meaningful work in their communities.

Surfing, family, inclusion, and getting STOKED!~~~In this episode:• The story behind Tandem Surf• Building a business with your family• Designing and testing surf products• Making surfing and recreation more accessible• Audrey & Jeremy's experiences with A Walk On Water• Inclusion at the beach and in the ocean• Tandem Surf's Shark Tank experience• Advice for turning an idea into something real• What it truly means to be "stoked"~~~On this episode of The Audrey & Jeremy Show, Audrey and Jeremy sit down with Alleanna Clark, co-founder and product manager of TANDM Surf , to talk about how a love for surfing and the ocean turned into a family-run business built around making the water more fun and accessible for everyone. Alleanna shares the story behind TANDM Surf, from catching waves with her family to developing boards designed for two people to ride together. She takes us behind the scenes of the creative process, including testing prototypes, designing new products, working alongside her parents and sisters, and learning how each member of the family brings something different to the business.The conversation also dives into accessibility and inclusion in surfing. Audrey and Jeremy share their own experiences riding TANDM Surf boards through A Walk On Water while Alleanna explains why creating products with different ages, abilities, experience levels, and comfort levels in mind can ultimately make the ocean more welcoming for everyone.Plus, Alleanna talks about her family's experience appearing on Shark Tank, what it was like walking into the Tank, how they prepared for the show, and what happened to Tandem Surf afterward.And, of course, Audrey and Jeremy ask one very important question: What does it mean to be STOKED? 🤙From catching your first wave to watching someone overcome their fears and accomplish something they didn't think they could do, this episode is all about surfing, family, inclusion, perseverance, and sharing the stoke with others.Be sure to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE to The Audrey & Jeremy Show for more conversations about inclusion, friendship, advocacy, entrepreneurship, and the people doing incredible things in their communities.#TheAudreyAndJeremyShow #TandemSurf #Surfing #InclusiveSurfing #AdaptiveSurfing #Inclusion #Accessibility #SharkTank #SurfTherapy #AWalkOnWater #SurfCommunity #Podcast #DownSyndrome #DisabilityInclusion

What does it take to become one of the greatest baseball players of your generation—and what lessons can all of us learn from that journey?In this episode of The Audrey & Jeremy Show, Audrey and Jeremy sit down with MLB All-Star Shawn Green for an inspiring conversation about baseball, mindset, family, and life after professional sports.Shawn reflects on his 15-year Major League Baseball career, from falling in love with the game as a young child to setting one of baseball's most memorable single-game records with four home runs and 19 total bases. He shares stories from playing for the Toronto Blue Jays, Los Angeles Dodgers, Arizona Diamondbacks, and New York Mets, along with the dedication, discipline, and passion that helped him compete at the highest level.The conversation goes beyond baseball as Shawn discusses the importance of staying present under pressure, the philosophy behind his book Loving Baseball When It Doesn't Love You Back, and how mindfulness helped shape both his career and his life. He also talks about his transition into the tech world as co-founder of Greenfly, a platform that helps athletes and organizations instantly share digital content across social media.Along the way, Audrey and Jeremy share their own love of baseball, ask thoughtful questions about chasing dreams, family, overcoming challenges, and even finish the episode with a fun time-travel question that leads to some memorable answers.Whether you're a lifelong baseball fan, an athlete, an entrepreneur, or simply someone looking for inspiration, this episode is filled with practical wisdom, heartfelt moments, and plenty of laughs.In this episode you'll hear about:⚾ Shawn Green's journey to the Major Leagues🏆 The story behind his historic four-home-run game📖 The mindset and inspiration behind his book🧠 Performing under pressure through mindfulness and focus📱 Building Greenfly and the future of athlete-driven social media👨‍👩‍👧‍👧 Family, purpose, and life after baseball💙 Advice for young athletes and anyone chasing a dreamIf you enjoyed this conversation, be sure to Like, Subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode of The Audrey & Jeremy Show.#ShawnGreen #MLB #Baseball #TheAudreyAndJeremyShow #Podcast #Sports #Dodgers #TorontoBlueJays #Mindset #Leadership #Greenfly #Athletes #Inspiration #DownSyndrome #BaseballPodcast #SportsPodcast 

Get to know Audrey and Jeremy through 21 facts about themselves and Down syndrome! 💙💛In this episode of The Audrey & Jeremy Show, the two share a little more about who they are, their lives, and what they want people to know about Down syndrome. It’s a chance to get to know the people behind the microphones while learning along the way.Whether you’re new here or have been following their journey, we’re glad you’re watching!🎙️ Subscribe for more conversations, laughs, and new perspectives with Audrey and Jeremy.What’s something you learned from this episode? Let us know in the comments!

On this episode of The Audrey & Jeremy Show, Audrey and Jeremy sit down with Ella Stroup, Community Inclusion Coordinator at the Glenwood Housing Foundation, to talk about the power of inclusion, community, and creating meaningful opportunities for adults with intellectual disabilities.Ella shares her journey into the disability community and the work she’s doing through Glenwood’s Coastal Crew, a collaboration with California State Parks that gives Glenwood residents opportunities to volunteer, explore nature, build new skills, and become active contributors within their community.From beach cleanups and sensory gardens to adaptive outdoor recreation and working alongside State Parks employees, Coastal Crew is helping create stronger connections while breaking down barriers surrounding disability and accessibility. Ella also shares the research behind the program and what she has learned about belonging, independence, inclusion, and the importance of recognizing what people with disabilities are capable of.Audrey and Jeremy also dive into what true inclusion looks like, why accessible outdoor spaces matter, and how organizations and communities can create more opportunities for people of all abilities to participate, contribute, and belong.And, of course, they wrap things up with some fun—including elephants, sea turtles, dolphins, Hawaii, boats, and a few unexpected stories along the way.Thanks for watching The Audrey & Jeremy Show! Be sure to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more conversations about inclusion, advocacy, community, and the people making a difference.Learn more about the Glenwood Housing Foundation and the Coastal Crew at GlenwoodHouse.org.

In this episode of The Audrey & Jeremy Show, Audrey and Jeremy sit down with Colleen Fell and Reagan Farrell from RAD Camp (Rising Above Disabilities) to talk about the community, friendships, and unforgettable experiences that make camp so special.Colleen and Reagan share what goes into creating RAD Camp’s summer programs for children and adults with disabilities, from pairing campers one-on-one with counselors to planning activities, raising funds, recruiting volunteers, and making sure every camper can fully participate. They also discuss RAD Camp’s incredible growth, including serving 287 campers across three summer sessions while continuing to work toward reaching the more than 500 families on the waiting list. Audrey and Jeremy share some of their own favorite RAD Camp memories, including the friendships they’ve made, their favorite activities, and why returning to camp each year means so much to them. Jeremy also reflects on finding a place where he truly felt like he belonged—a feeling that captures what the RAD Camp community is all about. The conversation also explores the impact RAD Camp has on its volunteers, the importance of inclusion, and the many ways people can get involved—from becoming a counselor to donating their time, talents, or services. Thanks to Colleen and Reagan for joining us and for everything they do to help create a community where everyone can belong, have fun, and be themselves.Be sure to like, subscribe, and follow The Audrey & Jeremy Show for more conversations about inclusion, friendship, advocacy, and the people making a difference in the disability community.#TheAudreyAndJeremyShow #RADCamp #RisingAboveDisabilities #DisabilityInclusion #DisabilityAwareness #Inclusion #DownSyndrome #SpecialNeedsCommunity #AdaptiveRecreation #InclusiveCommunity #Podcast

In this episode of The Audrey & Jeremy Show, Audrey and Jeremy sit down with Jacob Pacheco, motivational speaker, surfer, disability advocate, and founder of Prone to Ride, for a conversation about surfing, perseverance, inclusion, and learning to believe in yourself. Born with cerebral palsy, Jacob shares how he turned the challenges he faced into opportunities to connect with others and advocate for the disability community. He opens up about discovering surfing, overcoming fear and uncertainty in the ocean, and how the sport ultimately became a powerful tool for building confidence and independence. The conversation also explores Jacob’s work teaching and encouraging other people with disabilities to surf, the importance of representation and inclusion, and why he believes people with disabilities are incredibly resourceful, adaptable, and resilient. Along the way, Audrey and Jeremy share their own experiences with surfing, advocacy, independence, and pushing through moments when giving up might have felt easier. Together, the three discuss the importance of having your voice heard, surrounding yourself with people who believe in you, and continuing to move forward even when the path isn't easy.From catching waves to advocating for change, this episode is a reminder that our challenges don't have to define what we're capable of.Subscribe to The Audrey & Jeremy Show for more conversations about disability, inclusion, advocacy, relationships, independence, and the people working to make a difference.

In this heartwarming episode of The Audrey & Jeremy Show, we sit down with author Nancy Goodfellow and her daughter Lily Goodfellow for an inspiring conversation about friendship, inclusion, and celebrating what makes each of us unique.Nancy shares the story behind her award-winning middle-grade novel Special, a book inspired by Lily and written to help readers better understand the experiences of individuals with Down syndrome through authentic storytelling. Together, they discuss why representation matters, how meaningful friendships are built, and why acceptance should never feel like a job—it should come naturally through kindness, empathy, and connection.Lily also shares her journey as the creator of Lily Sports Beat, her love for sports journalism, interviewing athletes, and using her voice to advocate for inclusion. Throughout the episode, Audrey and Jeremy lead a thoughtful and fun conversation about growing up, making friends, embracing differences, and creating communities where everyone belongs.Whether you're a parent, educator, advocate, or simply someone who believes in the power of storytelling, this episode is a beautiful reminder that our differences are what make the world richer—and that everyone deserves to feel seen, valued, and included.In this episode we discuss:• The inspiration behind Nancy Goodfellow's novel Special• Authentic representation of people with Down syndrome in literature• Why friendship, acceptance, and inclusion matter• Lily's journey as a sports reporter and creator of Lily Sports Beat• How schools can create more inclusive communities• The importance of empathy, kindness, and celebrating differencesIf you enjoyed this conversation, please Like, Subscribe, and Share this episode to help spread awareness and build a more inclusive world.#DownSyndrome #Inclusion #DisabilityAdvocacy #TheAudreyAndJeremyShow #NancyGoodfellow #LilySportsBeat #Friendship #Representation #SpecialBook #WorldDownSyndromeDay

What does true disability inclusion look like—and what still needs to change?In this episode of The Audrey & Jeremy Show, Audrey and Jeremy sit down with disability advocate, entrepreneur, author, and founder of DiverseAbility, Tiffany Yu, for a conversation about resilience, advocacy, identity, and creating a more inclusive world.After surviving a car accident at nine years old that claimed her father's life and left her with permanent disabilities, Tiffany transformed her personal journey into a global movement for disability inclusion. Today, she's helping reshape how the world thinks about disability through her organization, her speaking, and her bestselling book, The Anti-Ableist Manifesto.Together, Audrey, Jeremy, and Tiffany explore:Tiffany's journey from trauma to advocacyWhy disability representation mattersThe hidden impact of ableism and everyday assumptionsThe importance of community, belonging, and disability prideAudrey and Jeremy's fight to end the SSI marriage penaltyHow changing hearts and minds is just as important as changing lawsThe power of trying something new, rewriting limiting beliefs, and pursuing big dreamsThe conversation is deeply personal as Audrey and Jeremy share their own experiences advocating in Washington, D.C. for the right to marry without risking essential benefits. Tiffany offers thoughtful insight into why stories have the power to change policy—and why every person deserves the opportunity to live, love, and pursue their dreams without unnecessary barriers.Whether you're part of the disability community, an advocate, a family member, or simply looking to better understand disability inclusion, this episode is filled with meaningful conversations that challenge assumptions and inspire action.Connect with Tiffany Yu🌐 https://tiffanyyu.com📘 The Anti-Ableist ManifestoAvailable wherever books are sold.If you enjoyed this conversation, be sure to Like, Subscribe, and Share this episode to help amplify disability voices and create a more inclusive future.

🎙️ The Audrey & Jeremy Show | Featuring Patti Adams, Executive Director of Club 21In this inspiring episode of The Audrey & Jeremy Show, we sit down with Patti Adams, the newly appointed Executive Director of Club 21, to discuss the journey from childhood to adulthood for individuals with Down syndrome and the families who support them.With nearly 30 years of experience in special education, advocacy, and transition services, and as the mother of a daughter with Down syndrome, Patti brings a unique perspective on what it takes to create meaningful opportunities, foster independence, and build inclusive communities.Throughout the conversation, Patti shares:💙What Club 21 does to support individuals with Down syndrome and their families.💛The challenges families face when navigating life after high school.💙Why transition planning should begin long before graduation.💛The importance of high expectations, employment opportunities, and community inclusion.💙Her experience as a parent supporting a daughter through college and independent living.💛How advocacy efforts are helping change perceptions about disability💙Practical ways everyone can make their schools, workplaces, and communities more inclusive..Audrey and Jeremy also reflect on their own experiences with employment, college, self-advocacy, and pursuing their dreams, creating a heartfelt and empowering discussion about what’s possible when people are given opportunities and support.Whether you're a parent, educator, self-advocate, or community member, this episode is filled with valuable insights, encouragement, and real-life stories that highlight the power of inclusion.✨ Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations that celebrate ability, advocacy, and community.#DownSyndrome #Club21 #DisabilityInclusion #SelfAdvocacy #TheAudreyAndJeremyShow #TransitionToAdulthood #SpecialEducation #InclusiveEducation #DisabilityAwareness #CommunitySupport #DownSyndromeAdvocacy #InclusionMatters #EmploymentForAll #CollegeForAll #PodcastInterview