Proudly Differently -Abled: Recent Episodes
Michael Varchetto
My podcast are about my story an life experiences as a Differently-Abled individual. As well as other people who want to share their experiences as well. My hope with these podcasts are to inspire others who are differentlyabled to see themselves as people, but also to help educate the world at large that it is completely Ok to live life a little differently.
On this episode I interviewed my friend Scully from college. She tells the story of her life with Asperger’s, an how she is differently-abled.
Join me on this episode where my friend Julie and I discuss here job as a teacher and her life in sports
In this episode I talk to my friend Sam about his life being Differently-Abled. As well as how he uses Assistive Technology in his every day life to help him.
In this episode I talk to my friend Angie. She will share her story from childhood to dating and being a mom, and how being Differently-Abled affect those things in her life.
Join me on this episode of the podcast. Where my friend Molly shares her story of being Differently-Abled. Music arrangements by Ryan Makely. If you enjoy his work check him out at http://soundcloud.com/effusively
During this episode I begin season two of the podcast. I begin by interviewing my brother and letting him tell his story and sharing his experiences about being differently-abled.
In this episode I conduct a interview with Mr Matt Cohen, who is an attorney, and a highly regarded expert in the field of special education law.
In this episode my mother, talks about her journey from mother, to in my opinion the world best Special Education Advocate!
In this episode my mother discusses what my college life was like from a Parents perspective.
In this Episode I talk about what my life was like in college, and my experiences were like at Dominican University.
In This Episode my mother discussed what my high school carrier was like from a parents perspective.
In this episode I talk about my time in High School. Everything ranging from classes to theater to dating. I hope you all enjoy it.
In this episode we talk about my early years in school through Junior High, through a parent’s perspective.
In this episode I go into being identified as a differently-Abled individual in school and socially. I also discuss when I realized it was time for me to take control of my education.
First off I explain why I am doing the podcast. Then I go into a little about my early years.