So often, we don’t know why we do the things we do in life. In the second episode for April, Kevin discusses why he does what he does for others. It’s not always easy or fun to sacrifice yourself for someone you don’t know but it can be worth it. Please share and subscribe to this very passionate podcast.
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Public Transportation Adventures
Most people don’t think about public transportation as a national issue For the disability community, this lack of infrastructure is a major barrier to freedom. In the April 15th episode of the Purposely Broken World, Kevin discusses his experiences using public transportation and how some states are better at it than others. Hopefully, this episode will start a conversation around the dinner table that people need to have. As always, all comments are welcome.
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Wheelchairs Adventures & Misconceptions
In the April 1st episode of The Purposely Broken World, Kevin discusses wheelchair and other mobility device etiquette. This is an educational podcast with a few jokes thrown in You want to catch this episode. As always, all comments are welcome.
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Chosen Last
In the March 15th episode of the Purposely Broken World, Kevin delivers a very short testimony on the benefits of being chosen last by this world. In the real kingdom, the weak are the strong, and the strong are the weak. Don’t give up; pray first, and pray last. All comments are welcome.
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SABE, Books, & More
For the first episode of March, Kevin is proud to present this laid-back episode where he simply updates you on the fun times he had in the last few months. This is a different kind of podcast from your favorite little podcaster.
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New Jersey Council on Developmental Disabilities
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Life is Poop
In the second episode of February, Kevin breaks down the physical attributes that people try to reach daily. versus his physical reality. In this particular episode, Kevin expresses how he finds hope in the darkest moments. Don’t give up. Look forward and look up. Don’t forget to look up the term “disability hierarchy.”
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Hope for Children
As February begins, Kevin puts his focus on hope for children and how the future of society will go. Are children raised too fast thanks to television and other forms of media? Whose fault is it? What can we do about it? Hopefully, after listening to this, parents will be able to have a good conversation with their children Join the conversation today.
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