50:23
Living with Schizoaffective Disorder (Hallucinations Starting at Age 10)
21:03
Born with an Adult-Sized Skull (Frankie’s Story)
17:21
An Orphan with Williams Syndrome and his Caregiving Grandmother
20:42
Living with a Chromosome Deletion (Sydney's Story)
17:51
Living with a Mysterious Syndrome (Caused by Environmental Factors)
17:16
A Kid Who's Always Hungry (A Side Effect of Brain Surgery)
17:14
The World's Most Honest Man (A Unique Life with Multiple Disabilities)
22:56
Siblings with Childhood Alzheimer's (Roman and Stella)
31:03
An Autistic College Student (Diagnosed at Age 20)
16:42
Born Without a Pivotal Part of the Brain (Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum)
10:56
The Future of this Channel
21:15
The Oldest Living Person with this Rare Genetic Condition
15:45
A Child Who Hasn’t Spoken in 5 Years (A Mysterious Case Doctors Can’t Solve)
34:24
A Kid Mauled by 5 Pit Bulls (He Barely Survived)
19:31
Living with Misophonia (Common Sounds Cause Her Extreme Pain)
18:17
35 Inches Tall, 32 Years old, and 1 GIGANTIC Personality
30:15
An Autistic Man and his Fiancé with ADHD
12:42
Living with One of a Kind Genetics (A Rare Form of Trisomy 18)
24:33
A Woman Turning to Stone and Bedridden (But Still Happy)
20:46
Living with Psychosis and Constant Hallucinations
18:46
Living with Harlequin Ichthyosis (Skin that Grows 10x Too Fast)
18:37
Blind, Autistic, and Lonely (She Just Wants a Friend)
16:54
Saying Goodbye to Our Best Friend
14:08
A Nonspeaking Disabled Teen (And How We Became Friends)
29:26
Severely Brain Injured by a Prescribed Medication
19:30
An Autistic Kid Who Needs Our Help to Survive
12:16
The Return of Jeff (A Legend is Back)
20:14
A 6 Year Old Who Has Broken 74 Bones (She's 28 Inches Tall)
20:17
John Hudson's Big News (A New Treatment for a Horrible Condition)
24:05
Living with one of the World's Rarest Syndromes (The Story of Sweet P)
18:10
Living in a Body that's Melting (A Rare Connective Tissue Disorder)
22:45
An Autistic Kid with OCD Who Just Wants a Best Friend
28:03
The Son of a Schizophrenic Mom Who Believed Her Hallucinations
19:38
The Story of Sunny (A Kid with Williams Syndrome)
17:52
A Child Left to Die Because the Cure Wasn’t Profitable (And How You Can Help)
21:55
An Autistic Kid with a Genius IQ
30:47
An Autistic Woman who was Misdiagnosed and Wrongfully Medicated for a Decade
16:47
A Child with Rett Syndrome (Esther the "Quiet Queen")
13:03
A Mom with Postpartum Depression
27:03
The Story of Piper (The Only Known Case with her Rare Genetics)
18:53
A Teenager with Dementia and his Loving Family
32:14
Two Autistic Teen Orphans (A Story of Resilience and Survival)
16:51
The Tallest Kid in the World (A 10-Year-Old with Gigantism)
22:07
Brain Injured by a Kiss (The Danger of Kissing a Baby)
20:27
An Autistic Marriage (A Unique Love Story)
12:21
A Kid with Tourette's, OCD, and Anxiety
20:24
Living with Trisomy 18 (An Extra 18th Chromosome)
02:22
Who Wants to Interview in Southern USA?
25:42
A Child with Dementia and her Loving Sister
10:18
Best Friends with Down Syndrome
16:23
Living with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (Type 1)
17:20
Living with Severe Brain Damage (Caused by Meningitis)
24:53
Autistic Twins with High Support Needs
17:00
A Child Who Can't Speak or Blink (And How He Communicates Anyway)
16:49
A Disabled Artist who Communicates by Painting
23:56
A Kid with 30% of a Brain (And How to Be Her Friend)
28:08
Living with Relationship OCD
14:49
Braleigh's Syndrome (The Only Known Case Ever)
16:08
Young Love with a Progressive Disease (Stiff Person Syndrome)
17:50
Living with 4,000 Seizures Every Day (And Still Finding Joy)
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About
Interviews that are intended to create a more inclusive world.
SBSK started when I was a teacher for students with disabilities. Originally intended to be a book written by my students, SBSK soon grew to be video interviews of disabled people of all ages and diagnoses. Since our beginning in 2015, I have interviewed hundreds of people across the world while providing over $1,300,000 to those featured on this channel through a combination of grants and fundraising.
Starting in 2016, SBSK is now a 501(c)3 organization that seeks to normalize the diversity of the human condition under the pillars of honesty, respect, mindfulness, positivity and collaboration. This multi-media movement supports the acceptance and inclusion of all members of the neurodiverse/disability community regardless of diagnosis, age, race, religion, income, sexual orientation, gender or gender expression.
-Chris
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