To hear the current Disability and Progress show, or the previous week’s show, download Real Audio Player to your device or put the app on your smart phone. To receive a weekly email about the next show, or to offer feedback or suggest future interview subjects, call 612-341-3144, email disabilityandprogress@samjasmine.com, or mail KFAI, Attention: Disability and Progress, 1808 Riverside Ave. S., Box 116, Minneapolis MN 55454.
On the weekly radio show “Disability and Progress,” Sam Jasmine interviews people on many disability topics, including arts, health, technology, special events. Listen Thursdays from 6:00 to 7:00 pm at 90.3 KFAI-FM Minneapolis, stream online, download the app for your smart device, or access the podcasts. Shows are subject to change.
Thursday, April 3: Performers in the “Off-Kilter Cabaret: Human Alchemy” will discuss their upcoming production by artists with disabilities, presented by Off-Leash Area April 11-13 at the Jungle Theater, Minneapolis.
Thursday, April 10: Cynthia Schulz will speak about "Shine On" her book about Raising Our Kids with Disabilities to Lead Bright, Happy Lives.
Thursday, April 17: to be announced.
Thursday, April 24: Dr. Susan Kline speaks on tuberculosis. How does it work? Are you at risk?
Thursday, May 1: to be announced.
RECENT SHOW podcasts or online recordings may still be available:
Thursday, March 27: Dr. Jeremy Van't Hof will talk about heart conditions.
Thursday, March 20: Are you concerned about the political environment? What should we be watching out for? Tune in to hear guests Claire Stanley from ACB and Ann Chiappetta, artest, author, discuss this.
Thursday, March 13: Oran McAllister will talk about a new tech product, NaviLens. He will tell us what all of the excitement is about.
Thursday, March 6: Dr. Bradley Miller speaks about dwarfism.
Thursday, February 27: Kevin Kling and Gaelynn Lea talk about their "back by popular demand" show, "Invisible Fences," running March 6-15 at Open Eye Figure Theatre in Minneapolis. Details: https://www.openeyetheatre.org/invisible-fences.
Thursday, February 13: How many of us get stiff in the morning, just sitting to long, find your joints ache a lot? The topic is arthritis, and Dr. Marta Michalska-Smith offers insights.
Thursday, February 6: Dr. Christopher Warlick discusses Prostate Cancer. Head of the Department of Urology at the University of Minnesota Medical School, Dr. Warlick is also a urologist who treats adult patients with bladder, genitourinary, kidney, prostate and testicular cancers, with an emphasis on prostate cancer.
To hear the current Disability and Progress show, or the previous week’s show, download Real Audio Player to your device or put the app on your smart phone. To receive a weekly email about the next show, or to offer feedback or suggest future interview subjects, call 612-341-3144, email disabilityandprogress@samjasmine.com, or mail KFAI, Attention: Disability and Progress, 1808 Riverside Ave. S., Box 116, Minneapolis MN 55454.
On the weekly radio show “Disability and Progress,” Sam Jasmine interviews people on many disability topics, including arts, health, technology, special events. Listen Thursdays from 6:00 to 7:00 pm at 90.3 KFAI-FM Minneapolis, stream online, download the app for your smart device, or access the podcasts. Shows are subject to change.
Thursday, April 3: Performers in the “Off-Kilter Cabaret: Human Alchemy” will discuss their upcoming production by artists with disabilities, presented by Off-Leash Area April 11-13 at the Jungle Theater, Minneapolis.
Thursday, April 10: Cynthia Schulz will speak about "Shine On" her book about Raising Our Kids with Disabilities to Lead Bright, Happy Lives.
Thursday, April 17: to be announced.
Thursday, April 24: Dr. Susan Kline speaks on tuberculosis. How does it work? Are you at risk?
Thursday, May 1: to be announced.
RECENT SHOW podcasts or online recordings may still be available:
Thursday, March 27: Dr. Jeremy Van't Hof will talk about heart conditions.
Thursday, March 20: Are you concerned about the political environment? What should we be watching out for? Tune in to hear guests Claire Stanley from ACB and Ann Chiappetta, artest, author, discuss this.
Thursday, March 13: Oran McAllister will talk about a new tech product, NaviLens. He will tell us what all of the excitement is about.
Thursday, March 6: Dr. Bradley Miller speaks about dwarfism.
Thursday, February 27: Kevin Kling and Gaelynn Lea talk about their "back by popular demand" show, "Invisible Fences," running March 6-15 at Open Eye Figure Theatre in Minneapolis. Details: https://www.openeyetheatre.org/invisible-fences.
Thursday, February 13: How many of us get stiff in the morning, just sitting to long, find your joints ache a lot? The topic is arthritis, and Dr. Marta Michalska-Smith offers insights.
Thursday, February 6: Dr. Christopher Warlick discusses Prostate Cancer. Head of the Department of Urology at the University of Minnesota Medical School, Dr. Warlick is also a urologist who treats adult patients with bladder, genitourinary, kidney, prostate and testicular cancers, with an emphasis on prostate cancer.
Free. While walk-ins are welcome, advance reservations are encouraged. Sensory Friendly Sunday is typically less busy from 8 to 9:30 am, and busier from 9:30 to 11 am.
Sensory Friendly Sunday is a monthly event designed for kids, teens and adults with sensory-processing differences, autism spectrum disorder or developmental disabilities. The galleries will be closed to the general public, allowing visitors to enjoy the museum in a calm environment with accommodations such as quiet spaces, fidgets and sunglasses available. Experience a selection of current exhibitions, make art or watch a short film. All friends and family members are welcome.
To support the health and safety of visitors at increased risk for Covid-19, masks are required at Sensory Friendly Sunday for visitors over age 2. Accommodations are available if someone in your party is unable to tolerate masking. Please email access@walkerart.org or call 612-375-7561 for more information.
This program was created in consultation with the Autism Society of Minnesota (AuSM) and the University of Minnesota’s Occupational Therapy Program.
Suggested donation $15 per person, with all proceeds supporting Young Dance's mission to transform lives through movement and expand access to its programs.
For any accessibility needs or questions, contact info@youngdance.org or call 612-423-3064.
Join Young Dance for a fun-filled afternoon of creativity and community at an "Around the World of Oz"-themed Build-Your-Own Miniature Golf Gala.
Channel your inner Dorothy and help create a magical miniature golf course! Whether you're a solo builder or bringing a team, all skill levels are welcome. Plenty of materials provided like cardboard, tubes, and wood, but feel free to get creative and bring other unique supplies.
If you need a construction assist or technical expertise, skilled helpers will guide you and make your building dreams come true. Let the Games Begin!
At 4:00 p.m., the course opens to the public for pick-your-price to play golf.
Since 1987, Young Dance has fostered a welcoming community where anyone to age 55+ can explore dance and build confidence. Classes, events, and partnerships serve over 300 students at the studio plus an additional 4,000 community members.
To hear the current Disability and Progress show, or the previous week’s show, download Real Audio Player to your device or put the app on your smart phone. To receive a weekly email about the next show, or to offer feedback or suggest future interview subjects, call 612-341-3144, email disabilityandprogress@samjasmine.com, or mail KFAI, Attention: Disability and Progress, 1808 Riverside Ave. S., Box 116, Minneapolis MN 55454.
On the weekly radio show “Disability and Progress,” Sam Jasmine interviews people on many disability topics, including arts, health, technology, special events. Listen Thursdays from 6:00 to 7:00 pm at 90.3 KFAI-FM Minneapolis, stream online, download the app for your smart device, or access the podcasts. Shows are subject to change.
Thursday, April 3: Performers in the “Off-Kilter Cabaret: Human Alchemy” will discuss their upcoming production by artists with disabilities, presented by Off-Leash Area April 11-13 at the Jungle Theater, Minneapolis.
Thursday, April 10: Cynthia Schulz will speak about "Shine On" her book about Raising Our Kids with Disabilities to Lead Bright, Happy Lives.
Thursday, April 17: to be announced.
Thursday, April 24: Dr. Susan Kline speaks on tuberculosis. How does it work? Are you at risk?
Thursday, May 1: to be announced.
RECENT SHOW podcasts or online recordings may still be available:
Thursday, March 27: Dr. Jeremy Van't Hof will talk about heart conditions.
Thursday, March 20: Are you concerned about the political environment? What should we be watching out for? Tune in to hear guests Claire Stanley from ACB and Ann Chiappetta, artest, author, discuss this.
Thursday, March 13: Oran McAllister will talk about a new tech product, NaviLens. He will tell us what all of the excitement is about.
Thursday, March 6: Dr. Bradley Miller speaks about dwarfism.
Thursday, February 27: Kevin Kling and Gaelynn Lea talk about their "back by popular demand" show, "Invisible Fences," running March 6-15 at Open Eye Figure Theatre in Minneapolis. Details: https://www.openeyetheatre.org/invisible-fences.
Thursday, February 13: How many of us get stiff in the morning, just sitting to long, find your joints ache a lot? The topic is arthritis, and Dr. Marta Michalska-Smith offers insights.
Thursday, February 6: Dr. Christopher Warlick discusses Prostate Cancer. Head of the Department of Urology at the University of Minnesota Medical School, Dr. Warlick is also a urologist who treats adult patients with bladder, genitourinary, kidney, prostate and testicular cancers, with an emphasis on prostate cancer.
To hear the current Disability and Progress show, or the previous week’s show, download Real Audio Player to your device or put the app on your smart phone. To receive a weekly email about the next show, or to offer feedback or suggest future interview subjects, call 612-341-3144, email disabilityandprogress@samjasmine.com, or mail KFAI, Attention: Disability and Progress, 1808 Riverside Ave. S., Box 116, Minneapolis MN 55454.
On the weekly radio show “Disability and Progress,” Sam Jasmine interviews people on many disability topics, including arts, health, technology, special events. Listen Thursdays from 6:00 to 7:00 pm at 90.3 KFAI-FM Minneapolis, stream online, download the app for your smart device, or access the podcasts. Shows are subject to change.
Thursday, April 3: Performers in the “Off-Kilter Cabaret: Human Alchemy” will discuss their upcoming production by artists with disabilities, presented by Off-Leash Area April 11-13 at the Jungle Theater, Minneapolis.
Thursday, April 10: Cynthia Schulz will speak about "Shine On" her book about Raising Our Kids with Disabilities to Lead Bright, Happy Lives.
Thursday, April 17: to be announced.
Thursday, April 24: Dr. Susan Kline speaks on tuberculosis. How does it work? Are you at risk?
Thursday, May 1: to be announced.
RECENT SHOW podcasts or online recordings may still be available:
Thursday, March 27: Dr. Jeremy Van't Hof will talk about heart conditions.
Thursday, March 20: Are you concerned about the political environment? What should we be watching out for? Tune in to hear guests Claire Stanley from ACB and Ann Chiappetta, artest, author, discuss this.
Thursday, March 13: Oran McAllister will talk about a new tech product, NaviLens. He will tell us what all of the excitement is about.
Thursday, March 6: Dr. Bradley Miller speaks about dwarfism.
Thursday, February 27: Kevin Kling and Gaelynn Lea talk about their "back by popular demand" show, "Invisible Fences," running March 6-15 at Open Eye Figure Theatre in Minneapolis. Details: https://www.openeyetheatre.org/invisible-fences.
Thursday, February 13: How many of us get stiff in the morning, just sitting to long, find your joints ache a lot? The topic is arthritis, and Dr. Marta Michalska-Smith offers insights.
Thursday, February 6: Dr. Christopher Warlick discusses Prostate Cancer. Head of the Department of Urology at the University of Minnesota Medical School, Dr. Warlick is also a urologist who treats adult patients with bladder, genitourinary, kidney, prostate and testicular cancers, with an emphasis on prostate cancer.
To hear the current Disability and Progress show, or the previous week’s show, download Real Audio Player to your device or put the app on your smart phone. To receive a weekly email about the next show, or to offer feedback or suggest future interview subjects, call 612-341-3144, email disabilityandprogress@samjasmine.com, or mail KFAI, Attention: Disability and Progress, 1808 Riverside Ave. S., Box 116, Minneapolis MN 55454.
On the weekly radio show “Disability and Progress,” Sam Jasmine interviews people on many disability topics, including arts, health, technology, special events. Listen Thursdays from 6:00 to 7:00 pm at 90.3 KFAI-FM Minneapolis, stream online, download the app for your smart device, or access the podcasts. Shows are subject to change.
Thursday, April 3: Performers in the “Off-Kilter Cabaret: Human Alchemy” will discuss their upcoming production by artists with disabilities, presented by Off-Leash Area April 11-13 at the Jungle Theater, Minneapolis.
Thursday, April 10: Cynthia Schulz will speak about "Shine On" her book about Raising Our Kids with Disabilities to Lead Bright, Happy Lives.
Thursday, April 17: to be announced.
Thursday, April 24: Dr. Susan Kline speaks on tuberculosis. How does it work? Are you at risk?
Thursday, May 1: to be announced.
RECENT SHOW podcasts or online recordings may still be available:
Thursday, March 27: Dr. Jeremy Van't Hof will talk about heart conditions.
Thursday, March 20: Are you concerned about the political environment? What should we be watching out for? Tune in to hear guests Claire Stanley from ACB and Ann Chiappetta, artest, author, discuss this.
Thursday, March 13: Oran McAllister will talk about a new tech product, NaviLens. He will tell us what all of the excitement is about.
Thursday, March 6: Dr. Bradley Miller speaks about dwarfism.
Thursday, February 27: Kevin Kling and Gaelynn Lea talk about their "back by popular demand" show, "Invisible Fences," running March 6-15 at Open Eye Figure Theatre in Minneapolis. Details: https://www.openeyetheatre.org/invisible-fences.
Thursday, February 13: How many of us get stiff in the morning, just sitting to long, find your joints ache a lot? The topic is arthritis, and Dr. Marta Michalska-Smith offers insights.
Thursday, February 6: Dr. Christopher Warlick discusses Prostate Cancer. Head of the Department of Urology at the University of Minnesota Medical School, Dr. Warlick is also a urologist who treats adult patients with bladder, genitourinary, kidney, prostate and testicular cancers, with an emphasis on prostate cancer.
