By Doug Vincent | Host of Walk and Roll Live
Walk and Roll Live was born out of friendship, shared experience, and a deep desire to amplify the voices of the disability community.
As a polio survivor with a mobility disability, many of the friends and colleagues I've connected with share similar stories—and most are based right here in Southern California.
But my vision for Walk and Roll Live goes far beyond my personal experience or regional roots.
Disability Is Diverse. So Are the Stories That Need to Be Told.
Disability comes in many forms—visible and invisible, congenital and acquired, temporary and lifelong. It affects people of every background, every age, and every walk of life.
And each one of those experiences holds the power to connect, educate, and inspire.
That’s why I created this blog, Disability Voice—to open the door even wider. To welcome every voice, every journey, every perspective into the conversation.
Who We Want to Hear From
If you’re reading this and you’re part of the disability community in any way, I want to invite you to join us.
Are you:
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A person living with a disability who wants to share your story?
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A caregiver, friend, or loved one supporting someone close to you?
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A leader or team member from an organization that serves people with disabilities?
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An advocate working for inclusion, equity, and access?
We want to hear from you.
Let’s Walk and Roll Together
At its core, Walk and Roll Live is about community, storytelling, and empowerment. Whether you're located in California, across the country, or around the world—your story matters here.
Together, we can:
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Break down barriers
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Challenge stereotypes
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Celebrate resilience
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Build a more inclusive world
If you’d like to be featured on the podcast or blog, or if you have someone you’d like to recommend, please reach out. We’ll help you tell your story with heart, dignity, and purpose.
Ready to Connect?
📧 Email us: contact@walkandrolllive.com
📱 Follow us on social media: Walk and Roll Live
🎙️ Listen to the podcast: Spotify
Let’s continue walking and rolling forward—one story at a time.
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