National Disability Radio: And Then There Were 2

Jack is going off to law school. So the gang sits down to reminisce on his time at NDRN, share a few stories from behind the scenes, and hear a joke from Stephanie that gets a good laugh out of us. Full transcript available at: https://www.ndrn.org/resource/ndr-august25/ Jack Rosen: Like we have any sort of agenda for today, so just sort of going to get what I get. Turn that into a podcast, I guess. Stephanie Flynt McEben: Sure. Michelle Bishop: And that’s different from any other episode because… Jack Rosen: It’s not, it genuinely, I guess is not, I suppose at some point we’d have a guest and questions we thought we should ask them. Michelle Bishop: Oh. Stephanie Flynt McEben: I’m the guest and I have the questions. I don’t know. Jack Rosen: I’m pretty sure you’re not the guest. Michelle Bishop: It’s fine. Stephanie Flynt McEben: I’m pretty sure Jack is the guest. Jack Rosen: I’m sort of the guest. Stephanie Flynt McEben: What? Michelle Bishop: Wait what? Stephanie Flynt McEben: This episode is for Jack, isn’t it? Jack Rosen: It would be very funny if we just made it the Stephanie episode, even though we’ve done like two of those. Stephanie Flynt McEben: No. That would make me feel like such a bad chicken nugget. Jack Rosen: Even though we’ve already done- Stephanie Flynt McEben: This is all about you. Michelle Bishop: We already did a Stephanie wedding episode. Jack Rosen: We did a whole one about you getting married. Stephanie Flynt McEben: We’ve already done a bunch of episodes about me doing chicken-nuggety things like, come on. Michelle Bishop: Oh, that reminds me. My mom wants to hear about the legally blind Uber driver. Stephanie Flynt McEben: I forgot that I slipped that into an episode. Michelle Bishop: Yeah, she’s still listening and she has some follow-up questions. Stephanie Flynt McEben: I love this. Michelle Bishop: Well pack might have to address that at some point. Jack Rosen: Well, Stephanie, do you want to address it? I mean, let’s give the people what they want, I guess. Stephanie Flynt McEben: Yeah, I guess we can give the people what they want. Michelle Bishop: Yeah, we have one listener, so we should probably follow up on that for her. Stephanie Flynt McEben: Yeah, no, that makes sense. And Carol, thank you so much for being a dedicated, loyal listener to this wonderful podcast. So I will give a slighter Cliff Notes version just so it doesn’t take up the whole hour. So I am waiting for a car outside of, I can’t remember which Metro stop it was, but I had to go get something, and so I just figured I’d take an Uber home from the Metro because that particular Metro was a lot easier to get a car and it would only be a 20-minute ride. Okay, fine. This is what I’ll do. And so I get out of the Metro station, I’m trying to find my driver or whatever, yada, yada, and I can’t even remember his name. Maybe we should