Win At Life: Conversations about Disability awesomeness in awareness

Walter joins the conversation to share insights on podcasting and the importance of telling diverse stories, highlighting the mission of The Working While Black Show and its community impact. The discussion explores cultural dynamics through Win's experiences and examines workplace environments for people of color with disabilities. Walter reflects on how podcasting has transformed his life, sharing favorite moments and episodes. They offer empowerment advice for people of color with disabilities, discuss workplace accessibility, and reflect on personal growth through podcasting. Win shares her perspective on perseverance and dream interview aspirations, concluding with a call to action and expressions of gratitude.

Win K Charles shares her personal journey through mental health and surgery, detailing post-surgery experiences and managing medications. She discusses the complications and concerns surrounding her back surgery recovery. The episode also delves into the challenges faced in podcast production amid health issues and explores the financial and emotional impact of living with a disability. Win confronts the stigma surrounding mental health and disability, offering insights and reflections on overcoming these barriers.

The episode begins with health updates, delving into pre-surgery mental health and current treatments. It addresses surgery complications and concerns, followed by a discussion on podcast technical and scheduling challenges. The conversation then shifts to tackling mental health stigma. The episode concludes with closing remarks.

Denise shares her journey from education to advocacy, discussing challenges in special education, the significance of active listening, and the impact of labeling. The conversation covers mental health, the role of medication, and the importance of addressing children's behaviors and parent-teacher communication.

Cathy Belargin joins to discuss the complexities of achieving work-life balance, especially for caregivers of disabled individuals. Topics include prioritizing tasks, balancing work and childcare, recognizing burnout, and the importance of respite care and mental health support.