From the Throne

Let's say things got a little spicy in episode 21! We discussed the slap heard around the world

Yannick Benjamin, a New York City-based sommelier, is the cofounder of Contento in East Harlem, which opened in 2021. He is also a co-founder and director of development for Wine on Wheels, an organization that helps recently disabled people. Benjamin talks about the adversity he went through while thriving in the wine business. Tune in you don't want miss this episode! Episode 20 out now

In episode 19, we talked about the health problems related to the treatment of a spinal cord injury. Its many health problems, you need to care when getting a spinal cord injury. A primary concern is UTIs! UTIS is simply a part of life for people with spinal cord injuries. In this episode, one of our hosts talks about his stay in hospital and what he felt during that period. It is very important to take care of yourself and eat clean when you have SCI, because it is easy to get UTIs. You have to drink plenty of water and try to use the cleanest method while using the bathroom. Tune in to episode 19, we're talking about it all!

Let's talk mental health! Today Our guest stop by and talks about his mental disability. Richmond Bradshaw Jr has schizophrenia. He touches on the many taboos of the disability and things that are accurate. Richmond Bradshaw graduated as a Medical Assistant and Graduated as a CASAC-T credentialed alcohol substance abuse counselor),  & obtain his personal trainer certificate!  ______   A vibrant trio breaking barriers in every episode, to show the world that people living with disabilities are still people, just people who must do things differently, will make you laugh, cry but most of all make you think....hoping to change or enhance your perceptions on what handicap(able) are really capable of. From the Throne Podcast is more than just a podcast it's a lifestyle. We are all Kings and Queens, some of us just need help adjusting our crowns and we're here to help

Happy New Year! In this episode, we asked our audience to send in some questions. We answered them! We discussed many topics! Let's start 2022 off right!

Episode 16 newly injured guest comes to the the throne and talks about his experience. From fencing to polygamy we talked about it all! Happy New Year everyone!

Episode 15! We had a serious question about walking again. Will we ever walk again? How do we feel about walking again.. Tune in…

Kayla Maria G, Afro-Latina New York City native, is a professional model, dancer, and teacher ! The influencer stops by and talks about breaking barriers in her profession. What sets her apart is that she is a proud bionic user. She is comfortable in her own skin and sees the beauty in her limb difference!

Infidelity is still accessible

Has our sex life changed? Is it more challenging with a disability? In this episode, the season finale, we discuss everything that went down in season one. Please follow us at @Fromthethronepodcast

Episode 12 we discussed about parenting with a disability. Is it different or is it the same as an able-bodied person? Also what are some of the challenges parenting with a disability?

What is it like dating with a Disability ? Tune in ..............

In this episode, we discussed taking initiative and speaking up for ourselves and those in a community. Also, we discuss the many problems with traveling. We also talked about how airlines can do a better job with taking care of mobile assistant devices.

Eli Ramos is a C6/C7 Quad. At age 20, he sustained his SCI in 2012 after a fall from a 2nd story faulty balcony. Ramos returned to school in 2014 and graduated Summa Cum Laude from the City College of New York in 2016 with a degree in International Studies and a dual minor in History and Economics. He currently works at the Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities under it's employment initiative.

In this episode, we discuss many topics! We touch on the struggles of being in a wheelchair. We also talked about when we learned to accept our disability.

We ask our guest what it is like to be visually impaired. Christopher, also known as Cnote, talks about his journey overcoming blindness! We also briefly touch on America's racial climate.

Full time model & Columbia University graduate, Bri Scalesse, embraces the podcast and discusses her experience as an dynamic disabled woman. As an advocate for more representation for disabled people in the media and fashion Scalesse has been in both vogues and teen vogues sites! Episode 6, we had a great dialogue about soul mates & true purpose.

This episode we discussed how was it when we first got injured. How did we learn to adapt to our disability in the early stages. Also what was our mental journey like! We also talked current events and many more topics! Love For All!

Meet Our second guest, Krystal Bailey, Ms Wheelchair New York USA 2020! Baily graduated summa cum laude from the Illinois Institute of Technology with a Masters of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling and currently works as a vocational rehabilitation counselor assisting people with disabilities obtain employment. We discussed how its like to be born with spinabifida. Valentine's Day talk with many more topics!

In this episode, we talk about self-love while living with a disability. There was a brief discussion about how its like to be a parent with a disability. We welcomed our first guest and spoke about the great things he is doing for the community! Happy Black History Month!

We discussed how friendship can change after being disabled. We also covered a variety of misconceptions about people with spinal cord injuries. As well, we pointed out the link between disability and poverty. With a little talk about sex, you can't miss it!

Join us; Jessie, Frenchy and Antwan on our journey as "From the Throne". In this episode, we discuss how dating was like when we were first injured. We also discuss any misconceptions that we have experienced while living with our disabilities.

A vibrant trio who breaking barriers in every episode, to show the world that people living with disabilities are still people, just people who must do things differently, will make you laugh, cry but most of all make you think....hoping to change or enhance your perceptions on what handicap(able) are really capable of. From the Throne Podcast is more than just a podcast it's a lifestyle. We are all Kings and Queens, some of us just need help adjusting our crowns and we're here to help