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No Free Rides Episode #107 – Criptaedo Founder Paul Brailer
In podcast #107, Tiffiny is joined by Paul Brailer, founder of Criptaedo, and they discuss the beginnings of his new organization dedicated to helping people disabilities get healthy again. Seven years ago when he was 35, he made a dedicated effort to finally get healthy after two close friends, who also had spina bifida, passed away from poor health. He is now a black belt in Taekwondo, and is passing on everything he’s learned. Hear some great tips, like a $200 accessible gym you can buy at a mainstream store (Tower 200 Body by Jake) to the mighty secrets on protein, from helping you build muscle to healing pressure wounds…
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No Free Rides Episode #105 – Josh Winkler’s Epic Fight Against the System
A podcast with a quadriplegic turned NASCAR engineer turned advocate, and he's showing no sign of stopping.
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No Free Rides Episode #104: Katy Blake’s Crazy Rehab Ride
The delightful Katy Blake, who broke her neck 4 years ago, shares how she fought back and got the rehab she needed in spite of Mississippi's archaic Medicaid system.
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No Free Rides episode #103 – Matthew Celebreto, Founder of WheelStrong Sports
Check out our latest podcast with WheelStrong Sports founder Matthew Celebreto, who opens up about his injury and what drove him to found his exercise-minded site.
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Podcast 97: Neil Picone – wheelchair bodybuilder
Neil Picone, an IFBB Pro wheelchair bodybuilder from New Jersey is on the show (paralyzed 6 years ago in a motorbike crash), and boy is he awesome. With an upper body that's better than most guys and a sweetheart to boot, this new bodybuilder has an amazing story.
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Podcast 95: Scott Rains, inclusive travel expert
In podcast 95, Tiffiny is joined by inclusive travel expert, Scott Rains, a paraplegic who's been hired by tourism businesses and governments all around the world to teach them how they can become more universally accessible.
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Podcast 93: Sara Tabor – Ms. Sled hockey and new NYC resident
In podcast #93, Tiffiny is joined by Sara Tabor, a 30 something woman paralyzed 4 years ago in a bizarre accident, who’s went on to discover a new sport post-injury (where females are still the minority, but are recently gaining numbers) – sled hockey.
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Podcast 92: Damon Boiser – Mahalo is his middle name
In podcast 92, Tiffiny is joined by Damon Boiser, a lifelong resident of Hawaii, who was injured doing what he loves – surfing – 9 years ago. They talk about Damon’s interesting (and sometimes tumultuous) journey to recovery on the Big Island (traveling there from Kauai). And they discuss his discovery and love of three adrenaline-soaring sports that have helped fill the void that surfing left – skydiving, karate and Aikido. He’s the first person to directly land in their wheelchair after a skydive in fact!
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Podcast 91: Mariam Pare – beautiful, talented mouthpainter
In podcast 91, Tiffiny is joined by Mariam Pare, a hyper-talented quadriplegic and renowned mouth painter from Chi-town. They talk about her art, how she’s able to paint so amazingly well with her mouth and why she chose her mouth over her hands as the way she paints (she’s a C6 injury). They also gab about dating (oh my), fashion and various (better) self-cathing options.
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Podcast 90: Rob Hodge – Paraplegic chef, dad and one cool dude
In podcast 90, Tiffiny is joined by Robert Hodge, paraplegic and head chef at Ambrosia Fine Dining and Nectar Lounge in Pennsylvania. Rob broke his back 10 years ago, and he’s refused to be shut out of the cooking world.
