Able Voices

Here, we have real conversations with the people driving change in disability policy and culture. Hosted by Able Americans, Able Voices brings you interviews with advocates, entrepreneurs, and everyday Americans with disabilities who are challenging assumptions and building better lives through opportunity, independence, and choice. Each episode dives into the stories behind the headlines — from navigating a broken benefits system to building a business, from fighting for dignity in healthcare to reimagining what independence looks like. Tired of the status quo? Want free-market, common-sense reforms that actually move the needle? You're in the right place. If you care about empowering people with disabilities — not through more bureaucracy, but through freedom, opportunity, and individual choice — tune in & subscribe.

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  Disability, Faith & Free-Market Policy: A Conversation with "The Disapologist"

  Aug 8, 202635 minS0

  <p>In this episode, we sit down with Ella — known online as The Disapologist — a Christian apologist and disability advocate who's carving out a distinct voice in a policy space and disability space. <br/><br/>Drawing on her own experience living with a disability and navigating SSDI, Ella unpacks why she believes true interdependence — not government dependency — is the path to dignity and empowerment. <br/><br/>She digs into hard topics: benefits cliffs that punish work, the push for government-run healthcare, and the growing acceptance of assisted dying within disability policy circles.<br/><br/>Ella also opens up about the pushback s...

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  The "Quality of Life" Formula That's Denying Sick Kids Life-Saving Drugs | Mary Marslender

  Aug 8, 202630 minS0

  <p>When Mary Marslender's daughter was born with cystic fibrosis, she had no idea it would launch her into a decade of advocacy — from stalking the FDA website for a breakthrough drug to serving on the National Council on Disability under President Trump and the Virginia Board for People with Disabilities under Governor Youngkin.<br/><br/>In this episode of Able Voices, Mary opens up about:<br/><br/>🔹 How a "miracle" drug, Trikafta, transformed her daughter's life — and why so many families overseas can't access the same treatment<br/>🔹 What QALY (Quality-Adjusted Life Years) is, and how this hidden metric is used by...

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