Ep 13: Autonomy and Disabled People
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Today’s episode is on autonomy with Kim Sauder, a blogger and PhD student in critical disability studies who is passionate about disability rights, activism, advocacy & scholarship. Kim and Alice talk about privacy, sexuality, decision-making, disabled bodies on display in healthcare settings, the delights of non-compliance, and of course, ableism. Basically, a lot of good stuff.
Transcript
Related Links
Kim Sauder’s blog CrippledScholar
Issues of Disabled Sexuality and Consent: When Parents Get Involved in Their Children’s Sex Lives (Kim Sauder, July 9, 2017)
Undesirable: Toxic Romantic Dreams, Disability, Sexuality and Relationships (Kim Sauder, July 15, 2017)
About
Kim Sauder is a PhD student in Critical Disability Studies. She also blogs about disability rights and the disabled experience. She is autistic and has cerebral palsy.
Twitter: @crippledscholar
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Credits
Sarika D. Mehta, Audio Producer
Alice Wong, Writer, Producer, Interviewer
Cheryl Green, Text Transcript
Lateef McLeod, Introduction
Mike Mort, Artwork
Theme Music (used with permission of artist)
Song: “Dance Off”
Artist: Wheelchair Sports Camp
Music
“Alphabet Soup” by Podington Bear (under an Attribution-NonCommercial Unported license)
“Slow Casino” by Blue Dot Sessions (under an Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License)
“Rose Ornamental” by by Blue Dot Sessions (under a Attribution-NonCommercial License)
Sounds
“VOCODER countdown” by Jack_Master. This work is licensed under the Creative Commons 0 License.
“8 Bit Beeping Computer Sounds” by sheepfilms. This work is licensed under the Creative Commons 0 License.
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