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Beyond The Curb

Beyond The Curb

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Hosted by Andy Arias and Paul Amadeus Lane

Transportation is more than just getting from point A to point B — it’s about freedom, independence, and quality of life. Yet, for many in the disabled community, reliable and accessible transportation remains one of the biggest challenges.On Beyond the Curb, Andy and Paul bring real conversations to the table about the barriers people face in accessing transportation — from missed doctor’s appointments to everyday travel struggles — and highlight the innovations, organizations, and changemakers working to break those barriers.Each episode features voices from the disabled community, advocates, and leaders from transportation and business sectors as we explore solutions and push for a future where accessible transportation isn’t just an option, but a standard.Copyright AMADEUS 4TH MEDIA
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  • Service Dogs + Accessible Travel: The Independence Equation
    Feb 16 2026
    In this episode of Beyond the Curb, we sit down with Janie Heinrich, CEO of Mobility Dog, to break down what accessible travel really looks like in the real world—beyond the buzzwords. From planning and logistics to dignity, safety, and independence, Janie shares practical insight into what makes travel truly accessible for people with mobility challenges. We also dive into how mobility service dogs can be a game-changer—supporting functional independence, reducing barriers, and helping make affordable accessible travel more realistic for disabled travelers. Janie explains how Mobility Dog advances independence through service dogs, empowerment, and education, and why access isn’t just about ramps—it’s about confidence, support, and having the right tools to move through the world. Plus, Janie highlights an important upcoming community event: the Accessibility Resource Fair on May 2, 2026, at Pasadena City Hall – Centennial Square. 🎧 Tune in for a grounded, empowering conversation that connects access, travel, and independence—one curb cut (and paw print) at a time. In this episode:
    • What accessible travel actually means
    • Common barriers—and what to ask for when planning trips
    • Why mobility service dogs are integral to independence and travel
    • Mobility Dog’s mission: service dogs, empowerment, and education
    • Accessibility Resource Fair details: May 2, 2026 | Pasadena City Hall Centennial Square
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    42 min
  • The Transportation Crisis Nobody's Talking About | Beyond the Curb Ep. 4
    Jan 15 2026
    Joe Holt and Hillary Norton join Paul Amadeus Lane and Eddie Arias on Episode 4 of Beyond the Curb to unpack one of the biggest day-to-day barriers for wheelchair users: accessible, reliable wheelchair-accessible transportation. In this episode, we break down what happens when rides are inconsistent, vehicles aren’t truly accessible, or service coverage is limited—and why reliability matters just as much as access. We also spotlight how Butterfli “Access for All” is helping meet these challenges by working toward transportation that is more dependable, inclusive, and practical for real life.
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    46 min
  • The Butterfli Effect: How Accessible Transportation Is Changing the Game
    Dec 15 2025
    On this episode of Beyond the Curb, co-hosts Paul Amadeus Lane and Andy Arias dive into how Butterfli—spelled with an I—is transforming accessible transportation and redefining what mobility, independence, and equity truly mean for people with disabilities and mobility challenges. Together, Paul and Andy guide an insightful and energetic conversation with leaders from Butterfli who are driving real, rider-centered change:
    • Geri Willis, Chief Operating Officer
    • Sidnie Jackson, Manager of Consumer Engagement
    • Diego Hernandez, Operations Manager
    The discussion explores how Butterfli is breaking down long-standing transportation barriers, why affordable and reliable accessible rides are essential—not optional—and how listening directly to the disability community has shaped a service built on dignity, trust, and inclusion. This episode goes beyond transportation. It’s about freedom, opportunity, and impact—and the ripple effect that occurs when access is done right. One ride can change a day. A system designed with intention can change lives. Whether you’re part of the disability community, a caregiver, an advocate, or someone passionate about inclusive innovation, this episode of Beyond the Curb delivers meaningful insight, thoughtful dialogue, and a hopeful vision for the future of accessible mobility.
    🦋 This is The Butterfli Effect—only on Beyond the Curb.
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    41 min
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