Did you ever wonder what it would be like to be a parent that has a disability, or be the daughter of a parent with a disability? Well, you can hear all about it on our podcast. Each episode we tackle different topics ranging from human rights to pop culture, replete with sarcastic commentary. If you are expecting heartwarming tales of inspirational courage, you are in the wrong place. This is the nitty-gritty of everyday life, hued by some colorful language and occasional use of mind-altering substances. We hope you enjoy this glimpse into our unconventional family!
Since we had such strong and varied opinions (to be read as, we were ‘a rambling), we had to split this episode in two. This is the rest.(Music from J...
In this episode, we decide to discuss something less controversial - politics! Per usual, we branch out into other topics. (Music from Jukedeck - crea...
In this episode, we make a complete 180 and talk about all the things we love. Although, it wouldn’t be us if we didn’t complain a bit too. (Music fro...
In this fun-filled episode, if something exists, chances are one of us will bitch about it.(Music from Jukedeck - create your own at http://jukedeck.c...
On this episode, we turn the tables and listen to Emili's experience of growing up with a gimp mom.(Music from Jukedeck - create your own at http://ju...
In this episode Jenn discusses what it is like to be a mom with a physical disability. Emili is emotionally scarred by the fact she was not immaculate...
In this episode, we compare our weddings, or lack thereof. Emili shares the inside scoop on her recent nuptials. (Music from Jukedeck - create your ow...
Included in this podcast: We each share stories of meeting our spouses, and our eventual engagements.Email us at slightlyoffcenterpod@gmail.com(Music ...
Included in this podcast: We reveal many of our physical and mental issues. If this was an exhaustive list, this episode would be about 72 hours long....
Included in this podcast: Brief bios of each of us; Five random facts each; Hopes for the podcast and for ourselves; Five things we have learned from ...