May 25, 2026 · 52 min · 11 segments
Super Adaptables host Corey “Pheez” Lee sits down with Jonathan Hobbs, a C2/3 ventilator-dependent quadriplegic who works as the Assistant Director of the Allencrest Academic Learning Center in…
Jonathan HobbsGuestCorey FeasleyHostIt gives us the supervision to see the issues facing humanity from a more inclusive perspective, and the grit to fight back against all odds.
[upbeat music] Welcome to Super Adaptables, the podcast where people of all abilities gather to discuss pressing issues that affect the disability community and the implications for the world at large.
I'm your host, Corey Feasley, C4 complete quadriplegic since 2005, hailing from the great state of Connecticut, and we are recording this on Tuesday, April 21st, 2026, and today I'll be interviewing Jonathan Hobbs in- on the topic of teaching a world that hasn't learned you.
And this year I'm going to be meeting with other super adaptables who have persevered following their spinal cord injuries and other types of disabilities, and managed to push forward, creating not only a lane for themselves, but also sharing a path for others to follow.
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It gives us the supervision to see the issues facing humanity from a more inclusive perspective, and the grit to fight back against all odds.
[upbeat music] Welcome to Super Adaptables, the podcast where people of all abilities gather to discuss pressing issues that affect the disability community and the implications for the world at large.
I'm your host, Corey Feasley, C4 complete quadriplegic since 2005, hailing from the great state of Connecticut, and we are recording this on Tuesday, April 21st, 2026, and today I'll be interviewing Jonathan Hobbs in- on the topic of teaching a world that hasn't learned you.
And this year I'm going to be meeting with other super adaptables who have persevered following their spinal cord injuries and other types of disabilities, and managed to push forward, creating not only a lane for themselves, but also sharing a path for others to follow.