Disability Rights, Airline Failures, and Medical Accountability in Focus
Dr. Mark P. Mostert of Able Americans delivers a hard-hitting look at the ongoing struggles airline passengers with disabilities face, exposing how major airlines continue to fall short of the protections guaranteed under the Air Carrier Access Act. While small steps forward are being made, the fight for true accessibility is far from over.
Dr. Mostert also dives deep into the historical and cultural forces that shape how society values human life—especially for those with disabilities—raising serious questions about dignity, equality, and respect.
Later, Ken McCarthy joins the conversation to unpack his work What the Nurses Saw, bringing attention to controversial medical decisions during the COVID-19 pandemic. He calls for greater transparency, stronger accountability, and unwavering support for frontline healthcare workers who faced immense pressure during a critical time in history.
Together, these eye-opening discussions expose urgent challenges in disability access and modern healthcare, making this episode a must-watch for anyone who cares about truth, fairness, and the future of American values.
