One Year of Finding Avalon

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Top 10 Episodes of 2025

I did an end-of-year stats tally and noticed a surge of listener activity over the December holiday period. Clearly, people had a little time off to relax and catch up on their podcasts, books and rest!

This shuffled the ranked standing from my Top 5 blog post shared previously. So here are the most listened-to episodes of Season One, in descending order (as of 2025 year end):

  1. Jenna Barnable (Episode 1: Welcome to Avalon)
  2. Naomi Kavka (Episode 2: The Revelation of Self-Compassion: A Journey Through Song)
  3. Kathryn Dunmore (Episode 8: Canada’s Opioid Poisoning Crisis: See the Person, Stop the Stigma)
  4. Fernand Vedrenne (Episode 3: Ableism and Fatphobia: Barriers in Healthcare)
  5. Jenniva (Episode 6: Spiritual Awakening or Neurodivergent Self-Discovery? Not a Coincidence)
  6. Kristina Kyser (Episode 16: Risk, Trauma and Abuse: Disabled Women’s Reality)
  7. Kristen Herrington (Episode 4: Disability, Community & Leadership: A Work of Art)
  8. Layla Messner (Episode 14: Autism and Invisible Disabilities: Removing the Mask & Embracing Joy)
  9. Charlotte Paul (Episode 7: Making Room for Mental Health at Dragonfly Haven Therapeutic Farm)
  10. Ashley King (Episode 5: Spotlight on Representation: Putting Disability Center Stage)

Check them out, ready for you to listen to here.


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Meet Jenna

Award-winning changemaker, storyteller, communicator, creator, disability inclusion advocate and disabled gender justice activist Jennifer (Jenna) Barnable leads with intersectional, lived experience to empower others as self-advocates and allies.

Unapologetically Disabled, neurodivergent, feminist, political and vocal, she brings a lifetime of experience and leadership. The deep-thinking writer, photographer and traveller of 60 countries has been an inclusion advocate, speaker, facilitator, panellist, host, advisory and anti-ableism educator.

Media requests seeking balanced and diverse Disabled perspectives are welcome. More about Jenna here.

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