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Trelanda "Tree" Lowe
Phenomenal Disabilities With Tree Lowe
Introducing the 2023 Individual Episodes-DEI and 2022 Davey Award General DEI podcasts, Best Podcast,& Producer (Fusionfilm, Airflix, Indiefare Film Festival). Phenomenal Disabilities with Tree Lowe features moving and authentic stories from a community of disabled individuals. The documentary lets you see how disabled people live as they are without explanation. Phenomenal Disabilities features guests' careers, hobbies, insights, resources, and ups and downs. This show will motivate folks to appreciate the simple things in life and get off their bottoms.
https://phenomenaldisabilities.com
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5.0 stars from 18 ratings
Phenomenally Heartfelt
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“Tree’s podcast is a very insightful listen. The stories and experiences that each of her guests tell is fascinating and inspiring to those that may be going through certain relatable times themselves, including myself.
Some of the episodes touched my heart because of my own personal struggles...”Read full review »
DylanL501 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/27/23
Thoughtful Representation!!!
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“Relevant topics, interesting guests, upbeat”
That’s me Gina Marie via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/04/23
Eye Opening!
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“I found this podcast to be motivating and inspirational. Tree and her guests have taught me a lot during my drives to work. I recommend this podcast to anyone who embraces learning about others.”
AshleyD428 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/18/23
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