The only inspiration we're hoping for out of this episode, is for you heading to the polls! This is a quick visit with Brett Harbage from the Sec. Of State Office to discuss how Ohio elections are accessible as possible!

Hugo isn't just a dog; he's a life-changer. He helps students, teachers, and adults at Chase STEM Academy in Toledo, making a significant impact on their lives.

Julie Isola, along with Maumee Valley Habitat for Humanity's Construction Director Mark Achinger, are our guests on this episode. Julie was able to be a part of the Women Build program with MVH4H, which is exactly what it sounds like. Upwards of 250 women over the course of some weeks building Julie a home that will be completely accessible for her needs with an incredibly rare disease.

Alexis Eggenberger, Director of Navigation Services with Avenues for Autism is our latest guest and just in time for back to school. Alexis is here to talk social stories. An act that can be extremely helpful getting kids with Autism set to get back to class, or for their very first time.

Before that Alexis was SO kind, patient and endlessly informative as I threw question after question at her about where we are now with perspectives and management of Autism. And that's not just for kids, but for adults as well!

Alexis is definitely one of the most thoughtful and insightful guests we've had on 68 Words.

It's not just about sailing; it's about inclusivity, and the club that welcomes everyone. Learn about the inaugural sailing experience at the North Cape Yacht Club (La Salle Township, Michigan)

Silent toddler finds his voice and all thanks to Stella (skilled companion dog) from The Ability Center.

Explore the profound impact of a school facility dog like Storm from The Ability Center, changing lives for students and teachers.

Uncover the incredible story of Elise, Ottawa Hills graduate -philanthropic powerhouse, awarded for her impactful efforts aiding young refugees. Discover the unexpected success of her GoFundMe campaign.