In this powerful and heartfelt episode, we sit down with Doug Vincent — a lifelong advocate, broadcaster, and community leader whose story is one of perseverance, purpose, and impact. After contracting polio as an infant, Doug was told he’d never walk or live an independent life. Instead, he proved everyone wrong.

From discovering his love for broadcasting through the KiiS Broadcasting Workshop to becoming the voice behind Walk and Roll Live, Doug has spent decades shining a spotlight on disability advocacy, community building, and inclusion. As a board member of Anthesis, Rolling Start, and the Volunteers for Veterans Foundation, Doug’s commitment to service has inspired many.

We talk about his journey through childhood surgeries, his early days in radio, his service with Kiwanis and the Inland Empire Car Club Council, and his unwavering dedication to uplifting others. Doug’s passion and authenticity make this episode an unforgettable tribute to resilience and the power of voice.

Tune in and be inspired. This is one ride you won’t want to miss.

In this powerful and heartfelt episode, we sit down with Kathleen Landelius, PT, DPT—an experienced physical therapist, educator, and lifelong advocate for those navigating life after neurological injury. With over 20 years in the field and a deeply personal connection to her work through her brother’s traumatic brain injury, Kathleen brings a rare and authentic perspective on what it means to support patients and families through every stage of the rehab journey.

Together, we explore:

• The biggest shifts in neurological rehab and how they’ve impacted treatment approaches

• The challenges of expanding access to advanced therapies like FES

• Why clinician education and empowered patients are key to creating change

• How her own family’s experience shaped her career, mindset, and mission

Whether you're a clinician, caregiver, family member, or someone on their own recovery path, Kathleen’s insights offer both practical takeaways and a moving reminder of the power of empathy and long-term support in the paralysis community.

In this episode of Pathways to Healing, we sit down with Lisa Hilborn, Director of Outdoor Adventures and Recreational Therapy at Casa Colina Hospital, to explore the transformative power of adaptive sports. Lisa shares insights from her decades of experience, tackling common misconceptions, breaking down barriers, and highlighting the real-world impact of inclusive recreation.

🏀 Key Topics Covered:
✅ The biggest challenges in expanding adaptive sports—and how to overcome them
✅ How partnerships and community support drive long-term impact
✅ The balance between innovation and tradition in adaptive sports programming

From the importance of consistency and showing up to the game-changing effects of wheelchair sports on confidence, independence, and quality of life, Lisa’s wisdom is one that all athletes, advocates, and allies need to hear.