In this solo episode, Andrew Horman explores disability justice as a liberatory framework rooted in intersectionality, narrative sovereignty, and ensemble ethics. Drawing from lived experience and clinical training, the episode challenges performative inclusion and reframes access as a systemic imperative. Through motif mapping and symbolic ethics, Andrew invites listeners to rethink healing, advocacy, and care—centering disabled voices not as an afterthought, but as the foundation of justice itself.
3 mins