Episodes of the We’re Not Stumped Podcast

1510, 2024

Supporting Caregivers, Inclusive Communities & Down Syndrome Advocacy

By |October 15th, 2024|Categories: General Disability Related Resources and News|0 Comments

In this episode of "We're Not Stumped," host Mike Bolland speaks with Sarah Dorman from Care 4 the Caregivers, Susan Purrington from Welcomed Here, and Irene Davis from the Down Syndrome Network of Arizona. Discover how Care 4 the Caregivers addresses burnout and PTSD-like symptoms for parents raising children with disabilities, how Welcomed Here helps businesses create more inclusive environments and how the Down Syndrome Network of Arizona supports individuals and families throughout their journey.

1010, 2024

Overcoming Amputation Challenges: Inspiring Stories of Resilience | We’re Not Stumped Podcast

By |October 10th, 2024|Categories: General Disability Related Resources and News|0 Comments

In this episode of the We're Not Stumped podcast, host Mike Bolland announces new social media accounts for this podcast: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WereNotStumpedLimbLossPodcast, Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/werenotstumped/. He then dives into two remarkable stories of resilience in the face of amputation. First, he discusses Pointed in the Right Direction, an inspiring memoir from Jeff Soelberg about overcoming life’s challenges after partial hand/finger amputation. Then, we hear the heartwarming story of a 7-year-old boy who, despite having both legs amputated, conquers his fear of swimming and embraces life with courage.

810, 2024
  • Empowering Communities with Inclusion: Interview with Rachel Simukonda

Empowering Communities with Inclusion: Interview with Rachel Simukonda

By |October 8th, 2024|Categories: General Disability Related Resources and News, Limb Loss Due To Medical Condition, Lower Limb Amputees|0 Comments

In this episode of the *We're Not Stumped* podcast, host Mike Bolland sits down with Rachel Simukonda from the City of Flagstaff to discuss the city's efforts in promoting inclusive and accessible communities. Rachel shares her insights on Flagstaff's commitment to creating opportunities for people of all abilities, along with her personal experiences in advocating for equity and support in public services. Tune in for a powerful conversation on inclusive employment, adaptive living, and how Flagstaff is leading by example.

310, 2024

Amputee Support Group Picnic and Great NAU Resource Fair

By |October 3rd, 2024|Categories: General Disability Related Resources and News|0 Comments

Mike Bolland highlights two impactful community events: the NAU Institute for Human Development Resource Fair and the NOB Amputee Support Group's annual picnic at Bethpage State Park. Discover how these events foster inclusivity, provide resources, and offer peer support for individuals with disabilities and amputees. Tune in for discussions on adaptive living, community building, and the power of connection!

110, 2024

Orthopaws Founder Danielle Robins on Custom Orthotics for Pets

By |October 1st, 2024|Categories: General Disability Related Resources and News|0 Comments

In this episode of the We're Not Stumped Podcast, host Mike Bolland interviews Danielle Robins, founder of Orthopaws, a company specializing in custom orthotics and prosthetics for pets. Discover how Orthopaws is transforming the lives of animals with mobility challenges, the technology behind their solutions, and inspiring success stories of pets regaining independence.

2609, 2024

Paralympics & Prosthetics: The Reality Behind High-Tech Limbs | Mike Bolland’s Insight

By |September 26th, 2024|Categories: General Disability Related Resources and News|0 Comments

In this episode of We're Not Stumped, congenital amputee Mike Bolland dives into the disparities in prosthetic access highlighted by an article from The Conversation. While the Paralympics showcase cutting-edge prosthetics, many people with limb loss face barriers to even basic prosthetic care. Join Mike as he discusses the article's key points, the challenges of accessibility, and the real-world implications for people with disabilities. Don't miss this thought-provoking conversation on the future of prosthetics and inclusive healthcare.

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