“That’s what movements do is they make the impossible possible.”

This week, your hosts Kristina and Yousef will be speaking with Dustin P Gibson, a activist and community builder whose work aims to expand our collective consciousness of marginalized communities and addresses the nexus between race, class, and disability. We talk about carceral systems, justice based ecosystems, the role of hip hop in resistance work, and more   Crip Times Podcast is a project of Tangled Art + Disability, with production support from Bodies Translation. Our theme music is by Wyatt Robinson. 

Read the full transcript, as well as helpful links and key quotes, here: https://tangledarts.org/whats-on/crip-times-the-dustin-p-gibson-episode/ 

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“I think that we can use the ways of neurodiversity to resist games of cure, and change the pace of education such as time, because we experience time differently about the space. And movement is key for thinking about always sitting in classrooms.”

This week, Kristina and Kayla are joined by Adam Wolfond and Estée Klar, a mother and son artist duo and the founders of dis assembly, a collective for neurodiverse, relational-artistic creation and collaboration. We discuss the ways traditional education systems create barriers for neurodiverse modes of being, collaborative art practices, with a guest appearance by Crip Times’ official mascot, Suzie, we discuss the ecologies of our environments. 

Adam uses text-to-speech to communicate. His responses are typed at a slower pace, one word at a time, and then articulated as a complete sentence at the end of a thought. We hope you welcome this as an opportunity to crip (like, as a verb) what podcasts are typically understood to sound like in an ableist audio world.

Read the full transcript, as well as helpful links and key quotes, https://tangledarts.org/whats-on/crip-times-the-adam-wolfond-and-estee-klar-episode/  

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"We see pain as something that we either need to annihilate or medicate away, but what does it mean to think about the generative possibilities of pain?"

This week, Kayla and Kristina are joined by scholar-poet Dr. Travis Chi Wing Lau. We discuss disclosure as a queer disabled academic, Twitter as a place of crip kinship, our shared love of revenge bedtime procrastination, and more.

Read the full transcript, as well as helpful links and key quotes, at: tangledarts.org/whats-on/crip-times-the-travis-lau-episode/

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