• James Geiger | In Pursuit of Creativity in an Able-bodied World

  • Sep 12 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 5 mins
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James Geiger | In Pursuit of Creativity in an Able-bodied World

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  • Hey there Earthlings!

    Today we are beaming up the innovative James Geiger M. Ed. In this episode, James and Tessa talk about cerebral palsy, creativity, disability representation, disability language, the Lizzo and Beyonce fiasco, and living in an able-bodied world.

    It is no coincidence that James Geiger has an unadulterated appreciation for life. This thirty-wight-year-old graduate of the University of South Florida not only boasts a BA in Theatre Arts and an M. Ed. in Instructional Technology but owns his own business specializing in portrait photography. As a multidimensional artist, James strives to open minds, empower hearts, and rekindle the human spirit through film, photography, and the power of words. Watch out for James Geiger; he might just change your life.

    Jame's Information:

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jgeiger

    Instagram: jamesability84

    Tik Tok: jamesability84

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