Bedste Steven Vine-podcasts (2025)

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Deborah James-Sabo: The emerging field of Therapeutic Recreation 41:20

13d ago41:20

41:20

Send us a text In this episode, Steve interviews Deborah James Sabo - a student of Therapeutic Recreation, which is therapy designed to improve the health, wellbeing, and quality of life of the individual seeking help with cognitive challenges. Debra has a diverse background, but found her interest to be in the emerging field of therapeutic recreat…

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Marty Sobo: 'Carpe Diem' Seize the day and enjoy the present 45:33

27d ago45:33

45:33

Send us a text As a younger man, Marty was into sports big time. He eventually worked in the tech industry as a technician for Apple. He slowly lost his vision completely. Marty eventually applied his technical experience into 2 Podcasts entitled 'Unmute' and 'Code Orange' (on the Aftersight Network). Unmute is a podcast focused on technology for b…

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🚨Seaver Stafford: Let's get you back into the workforce with Neil Squire Society🚨 45:33

1M ago45:33

45:33

Send us a text Steven talks with Seaver Stafford, a representative from the Neil Squire Society, a Canadian national not-for-profit organization that helps Canadians with disabilities through advocacy, computer-based, assistive technology, research and development, and various employment programs. There are four locations across Canada. Seaver also…

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Special 1 year anniversary episode 54:07

2M ago54:07

54:07

Send us a text Unedited, uncensored, and raw. Please join Steven and Chris as we warmly reflect the project’s first year, including memories of: unforeseen challenges, memorable episodes, and other anecdotal stories. All said with a sense of humor and candor over a bottle of bubbly. Don’t miss the announcement at the end (before the abrupt ending)…

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Andy Manson: Gives us the poop about Ostomy care 49:57

2M ago49:57

49:57

Send us a text Steve has a candid discussion with Andy Manson, a recently retired Ostomy nurse about the crappy and not so crappy sides of having and caring for an Ostomy You will find topics that you can slide right into, it's a slippery slope - but Steve and Andy think you won't find anything stinky about this episode. After all, as Andy reminds …

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Brian Mackie: Teaching the blind how to use technology 40:29

2M ago40:29

40:29

Send us a text Steve has an ever so interesting conversation with Brian Mackie; representative of Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada about the challenges of teaching the visually impaired technology and other tasks. Collectively, Steve and Brian cover the use of iphones, smart speakers, computers, braille, and other tasks around the house that might…

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Dr. Alyssa Hodgson: She confronts her own pain with: ‘Is that all you got?' Now she helps others in pain 48:21

3M ago48:21

48:21

Send us a text Steve and Chris talk to Dr. Alyssa Hodgson, a pain specialist doctor at CPRI (Canadian Pain & Regenerative Institute); a multidisciplinary clinic in Vancouver and New Westminster. Steve has a personal connection with Dr. Hodgson, as she has been treating Steve for his chronic pain for over a year now, as he continues to see her and o…

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Mark Stockbrocks: Freedom Fighter 55:48

3M ago55:48

55:48

Send us a text Steve talks with Mark Stockbrocks, who is a triplegic (meaning he only has the use of his right hand and arm). Mark discusses his accessibility program which means that Mark will slap your business with a sticker if you don't meet the accessibility standards for a person in a wheelchair. Mark had a lifechanging incident when he was i…

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Grant Hardy: He has 'The Pulse' on accessible content 44:57

4M ago44:57

44:57

Send us a text Steve converses with Grant as he expertly articulates his world of blindness. From his journey at birth until his life now as a champion podcast host on the AMI Network; Grant talks about his life growing up with vision impairment, his high school experiences, and then as a student at the University of British Columbia. After univers…

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Tristan Elliott: The Diabetes Revolution 45:47

4M ago45:47

45:47

Send us a text Steve has a great conversation with Tristan, who is the Director of Business Development for BC Diabetes in Vancouver. As Tristan explains, he is a 'business guy' and not a medical professional. Tristan's father, Dr. Tom Elliott is the Founder and Medical Director at BC Diabetes. Tom eventually recruited his son to work with the orga…

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Paul Gauthier: “Risk taking is free” “Information is power” 1:02:21

5M ago1:02:21

1:02:21

Send us a text Steve and Chris together have a great discussion with Paul Gauthier in regards to him as the founder of the CSIL program (Choice in Supports for Independent Living) They also discuss his involvement with his other significant initiatives that make Paul such a prominent and influential individual in the disabled community. He was born…

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Amy Amantea: Taking meaningful & purposeful steps forward 50:19

5M ago50:19

50:19

Send us a text Steve has a conversation with the delightful Amy Amantea, an actor/performer, writer, arts administrator, disability strategist and advocate. She is also legally blind, as well as neurodivergent, and she experiences chronic pain from Gastropareses - nerve damage in the stomach. Her Type 1 diabetes rendered her into a coma and when sh…

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Michelle Hewitt: 'I try to use the time I have available each day to help others' 47:36

6M ago47:36

47:36

Send us a text Steve talks with Michelle Hewitt from Kelowna, current Board Chair of Disability without Poverty, a non profit organization. A former public school principal, Michelle was diagnosed with aggressive multiple sclerosis in her early 40s, and is a full time power wheelchair user. Fatigue limits the amount of time she spends out of bed ea…

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Evan Schwerbrock: Empowering the blind community with physical fitness 45:45

6M ago45:45

45:45

Send us a text In this episode, Steve talks with Evan Schwerbrock (all the way from North Carolina) who developed Leber’s Hereditary Optic Neuropathy, and became legally blind in 2014. As health & fitness was very important to Evan, he continued working out feverishly, learning to adapt to his new needs. Despite visual impairment, Evan moved on to …

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Dayna Wilson: The invisible struggle with Autism. I'm not weird, you're weird ! 46:04

6M ago46:04

46:04

Send us a text In this episode, Steve has a very candid conversation with Dayna Wilson who has autism. Dayna grew up in the 90’s a bit isolated in Whitehorse, Yukon. She was treated differently, because as she describes it – she was a bit weird. She was officially diagnosed with Autism when she was in her 30’s, which she describes as cathartic. She…

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Ean Price: Rollin' through life with Ean 42:35

7M ago42:35

42:35

Send us a text Steve interviews Ean Price from Kelowna, British Columbia. Ean is the Peer Support Manager at Technology for Living, a non profit group from Vancouver that works with people who have severe physical disabilities and helps them to live as well and as independently as possible. TFL provides people who experience physical barriers with …

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Penn & Moses Street: “Be gentle with your words, sometimes that’s all that someone can see” 56:39

7M ago56:39

56:39

Send us a text In this episode, Steven and Chris talk with Penn and Moses Street from Colorado. Penn became blind as a young child from a rattlesnake bite, developing Stevens-Johnson Syndrome. Her family of 12 moved to Colorado from Arkansas because Penn could get better care from the children’s hospital in that area. Penn had a tomboy spirit, and …

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Jugpreet Bajwa: “I may have lost my eyesight, but I will never lose my vision” 54:55

8M ago54:55

54:55

Send us a text Today we have an internationally acclaimed singer. If you are a Vancouver Canucks Fan, you certainly don’t need an introduction to Steve’s current guest. He has been a frequent singer of the Canadian and American Anthems before the hockey home games at Rogers Arena in Vancouver. Jugpreet lost his sight from retinoblastoma eye cancer …

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Iris Thompson: Steve’s comrade in the visually impaired community 45:17

8M ago45:17

45:17

Send us a text Steve talks with his friend Iris, whom he met through the CNIB (Canadian National Institute for the Blind) when Steve first went blind. Iris and Steve share the rare condition of being 100% blind. While Steve’s was sudden, Iris slowly lost her vision, starting when she was a teenager. She had various operations without success but ev…

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Scott Hedlund: “Dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of those I serve” 52:38

9M ago52:38

52:38

Send us a text Scott has been in the Prosthetic and Orthotic profession for over 30 years. He completed a 2 year residency with Russell Prosthetics in New Westminster, BC. When the founder retired, he took over the clinic and has continued to serve patients ever since. Scott continues to stay up to date with the latest techniques and technologies i…

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Monica Gartner: Dynamo in an electric wheelchair 45:55

9M ago45:55

45:55

Send us a text In this episode, Steve talks to Monica Gartner. Monica is 3’ & 1.5” foot tall in stature, but 10X taller in gumption! When Monica was born, she was affected with scoliosis and a bone disease. She tells some stories about growing up, some of her hospital experiences, and her family support. She has a degree in Business, has done some …

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Marco Pasqua – Disability does not mean Disadvantage 57:30

10M ago57:30

57:30

Send us a text Steve has a very lively conversation with Marco Pasqua. Marco was born with Cerebral Palsy, but that is hardly the story. When he was only 10 years old, Marco was invited to be the ambassador/host of the Timmy’s Christmas Telethon with local radio legend Red Robinson. This was his first opportunity to speak in front of a large audien…

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Liz Hunter: Community Librarian in a technical world 37:36

10M ago37:36

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Send us a text Steve and Chris talk to Liz Hunter, a Community Librarian at the New Westminster Public Library in New Westminster, British Columbia. We talk to Liz, because she helped teach us in learning about Podcasting. This is an initiative Liz started at the library, including procuring equipment and a space that library card holders can use t…

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Joey Hsieh: Compassion, Faith and Love is Everything 43:40

11M ago43:40

43:40

Send us a text In this episode, Steve talks to Joey Hsieh – who has a son who is disabled. Her son Matthew has a rare disease, is nonverbal, blind, and in a wheelchair. As a child, he was misdiagnosed with Autism. Joey is truly a loving mother full of positivity and acceptance. She gets her strength from Matthew, and she prefers the term different …

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Steve’s Journey Through Depression 48:42

11M ago48:42

48:42

Send us a text In this episode, Steve talks to the listeners about his experience with depression. He shares intimate details of some of his experiences and what led up to his depression. He also shares some of his coping strategies and what worked for him to try and cope with some of the negative thoughts he had using positive strategies. Steve do…

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Lelainia Lloyd: Realism with a heavy dose of optimism 43:09

11M ago43:09

43:09

Send us a text In this episode, Steve talks to Lelainia Lloyd who was diagnosed with Neuromyelitis Optica Spectrum Disorder (NMOSD) in 2012, after initially being misdiagnosed with MS in 2007. As Lelainia describes it, her immune system has gone rogue. This disability can lead to blindness and paralyses. In spite of her physical struggles, Lelainia…

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Bonita Zarrillo – Politician, Member of Parliament, Disability Advocate 40:44

12M ago40:44

40:44

Send us a text In this episode, Steve and Chris talk to Bonita Zarrillo, who was elected as the Member of Parliament for Port Moody-Coquitlam in 2021. She is currently the NDP Critic for Infrastructure and Communities; Disability Inclusion; and the Deputy Health Critic. They have an informative and thought-provoking discussion, including such topic…

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Steve interviews caregiver Innocent Ali, journey from Africa to Canada 45:38

12M ago45:38

45:38

Send us a text In this episode, Steve has a conversation with Innocent Ali; one of Steve’s caregivers. Innocent tells the story of moving to Canada from Africa and how he came to be one of Steve’s caregivers. They also discuss caregiving tips and strategies for a disabled person and share personal stories about working together for the last year, a…

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Dr. Rick Manhas: Compassionate family doctor thriving in a challenging health care system. 43:08

1y ago43:08

43:08

Send us a text In this episode, Steve talks to his family doctor, Dr. Gurdeep Manhas, also known as Dr. Rick. Dr. Rick and Steve talk a lot about Rick’s background, his medical practice, and many other philosophies Rick lives by and practices as he helps people who visit him at his 2 medical clinics in Coquitlam and New Westminster, BC. Steve and D…

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Unbreakable Spirit: Robert Pascal's Journey Through Adversity 35:43

1y ago35:43

35:43

Send us a text In this episode, Steve talks with his friend Robert Pascal. Robert has been a quadriplegic for over 36 years, due to a devastating car accident where Robert was a passenger. Robert gives an honest account of his transition to relearning most aspects of his daily activities. Robert Pascal is an example to anyone who is living a full-a…

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Steve Interviews Joseph Resendes, Amazing Gentleman Living with Cerebral Palsy. 41:30

1y ago41:30

41:30

Send us a text In this episode, Steve talks with Joseph Resendes, who has Cerebral Palsy. Joseph talks about some of the challenges he faced with CP as a younger person. But Joe has not let his disability stop him from travelling, working with kids as an Educational Assistant, playing soccer and his involvement with the Paralympics. He shares his s…

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The Introduction of Steven Vine And His Disabilities 1:02:53

1y ago1:02:53

1:02:53

Send us a text In the first episode, Steve talks about his journey from an able-bodied individual to a person with multiple disabilities. Steve shares some intimate aspects of his life and how it changed for him from a sudden devastating medical condition. His story may not be for the faint of heart, but it’s Steve’s story. This episode is the begi…

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Deborah James-Sabo: The emerging field of Therapeutic Recreation 41:20

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Marty Sobo: 'Carpe Diem' Seize the day and enjoy the present 45:33

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🚨Seaver Stafford: Let's get you back into the workforce with Neil Squire Society🚨 45:33

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Special 1 year anniversary episode 54:07

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Andy Manson: Gives us the poop about Ostomy care 49:57

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Brian Mackie: Teaching the blind how to use technology 40:29

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Dr. Alyssa Hodgson: She confronts her own pain with: ‘Is that all you got?' Now she helps others in pain 48:21

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Mark Stockbrocks: Freedom Fighter 55:48

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Grant Hardy: He has 'The Pulse' on accessible content 44:57

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Tristan Elliott: The Diabetes Revolution 45:47

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Paul Gauthier: “Risk taking is free” “Information is power” 1:02:21

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Amy Amantea: Taking meaningful & purposeful steps forward 50:19

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Michelle Hewitt: 'I try to use the time I have available each day to help others' 47:36

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Evan Schwerbrock: Empowering the blind community with physical fitness 45:45

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Dayna Wilson: The invisible struggle with Autism. I'm not weird, you're weird ! 46:04

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Ean Price: Rollin' through life with Ean 42:35

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Penn & Moses Street: “Be gentle with your words, sometimes that’s all that someone can see” 56:39

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Jugpreet Bajwa: “I may have lost my eyesight, but I will never lose my vision” 54:55

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Iris Thompson: Steve’s comrade in the visually impaired community 45:17

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Scott Hedlund: “Dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of those I serve” 52:38

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Monica Gartner: Dynamo in an electric wheelchair 45:55

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Marco Pasqua – Disability does not mean Disadvantage 57:30

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Liz Hunter: Community Librarian in a technical world 37:36

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Joey Hsieh: Compassion, Faith and Love is Everything 43:40

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Steve’s Journey Through Depression 48:42

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Lelainia Lloyd: Realism with a heavy dose of optimism 43:09

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Bonita Zarrillo – Politician, Member of Parliament, Disability Advocate 40:44

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Steve interviews caregiver Innocent Ali, journey from Africa to Canada 45:38

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Dr. Rick Manhas: Compassionate family doctor thriving in a challenging health care system. 43:08

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Unbreakable Spirit: Robert Pascal's Journey Through Adversity 35:43

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Steve Interviews Joseph Resendes, Amazing Gentleman Living with Cerebral Palsy. 41:30

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The Introduction of Steven Vine And His Disabilities 1:02:53

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