The History in 60 Companion Podcast expands on the stories, people, and movements featured in the groundbreaking AMI television series, bringing listeners deeper into Canada’s disability history through candid conversations, lived experience, and contemporary perspectives.

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Hosted by John Loeppky and narrated by Cali James, the series connects key moments in disability history with the artists, advocates, athletes, scholars, and changemakers continuing that work today.

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Across the series, listeners explore topics including disability justice, political representation, inclusive dance, disability-led comedy, wheelchair rugby, journalism, accessibility, and community care. Through thoughtful interviews and behind-the-scenes context, the podcast examines how disabled Canadians have challenged exclusion, reshaped culture, and built movements grounded in advocacy, creativity, interdependence, and systemic change.

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Each episode extends the themes explored on screen in History in 60, offering deeper discussions about identity, representation, accessibility, and the evolving landscape of disability culture in Canada. Featuring guests from across the country, the series highlights both historical context and the ongoing work required to create a more inclusive society.
 

Produced in partnership with AMI Television, the podcast creates space for deeper reflection, conversation, and connection, preserving disability history while amplifying the voices shaping its future.