Sunday Safe Spaces

This is a monthly program hosted by April Jackson and Wesley Hamilton every third Sunday of the month. Join them on their podcast for insightful discussions that dive into pressing issues, hot topics, and current events, featuring a diverse lineup of guests. April and Wesley draw from their lived experiences at the intersections of race and disability, creating an inclusive and thought-provoking dialogue. Through personal stories and expert insights, they explore healing and wellness tools for the mind and body, with the aim of inspiring and empowering listeners. With 43 episodes and over 50 guests sharing lived experiences, the podcast is dedicated to supporting the community by fostering connection and understanding, especially in a society where marginalization is all too common. Tune in for conversations that challenge, inform, and uplift.

Co-host

Wesley Hamilton

Wesley Hamilton stands (sits as he would say) as a paradigm of resilience and empowerment, challenging the world to rethink its perception of disabilities and embrace the power of disruption and personal transformation. His journey from paralysis to purpose-driven living has made him an influential figure in reshaping narratives around overcoming obstacles and harnessing one’s potential.

Born and raised in Kansas City, Wesley’s early life was marked by challenges unique to African-American men. His life took a dramatic turn just after his 24th birthday when a severe injury left him paralyzed below the waist. This life-altering event, however, did not deter Wesley. Instead, it fueled his determination to redefine his life and purpose.

Wesley’s response to his paralysis was nothing short of extraordinary.

https://wesleyhamilton.life/