I have used a wheelchair for almost 10 years and there are things that are mentioned in this that I relate to so much. I love it when my breakfast can be accompanied by this podcast.

I love this show soo much

Andrew is witty and open. His guests are interesting and honest. Listening to his show, I feel informed, excited about my community, and less alone.

I have cerebral palsy and rarely hear from people like me. This show brings a level of community to my online crip existence with a motley of lovely disabled voices! Dark Pod is everything!

Hello, Andrew! I just finished listening to your first podcast back after your hiatus. It really feels good to have you back on the air, and you are also to be commended for knowing when you needed to take a break, and paying attention to what your body and mind were telling you what needed to be done. I really hope you also continue to occasionally sprinkle in episodes that would fall under the category "What Would Happen if you Became Disabled Tomorrow?” I look forward to hearing more of your terrific work!

As a fellow disabled person, this is what’s needed in our society, a society that doesn’t talk about these topics enough!! Andrew, please don’t stop what you’re doing!! It’s very much appreciated!! And you’re hilarious, man! Please keep being yourself—a hilarious, intelligent person!

This podcast has helped me to self reflect on my own ableism and has helped to expand my world view. It doesn’t matter what kind of body you have, this podcast should be in your library. Andrew is charming, kind and articulate- the kind of person I’d want to have a beer with. Wonderful listening experience.

Have listened to this podcast since soon after it began. Andrew has grown in confidence and does a great job — he is forthright, compassionate, and wide open.

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I wish there were more podcasts and resources on this topic. Thank you for all you do!

This is important work you’re doing Andrew, love the show. Keep it up!

I love this podcast! My professors who teach a course on ableism introduced me to it and it’s been an outlet for me to feel more connected to the disability community and encourages me to deepen a disability pride attitude about my own neurodivergence. Thanks Andrew and everyone who puts these episodes out!

This podcast is such a dark horse. Andrew is so entertaining.

very very good and so worth the listen!

This podcast is awesome but what a mistake to have that sick Sara grace on there when she’s just sick and suffering from munchausen

Andrew makes such an incredible resource for all things sex and disability! Wonderful, interesting topics and guests.

Andrew is so delightful as a host, and the topics that he discusses, on his own or with a guest, give really deep insight on the nuances of disabled life while staying humorous and relatable. A real treasure.

Serious yes accessible and entertaining. Subscribe!

Fabulous! Keep doing what you’re doing. Hilarious, insightful, and honest. Thank you!!!

There is not enough space in this review to write about how amazing this podcast is! Thank you Andrew!!!

Did you all listen to the one with the “burlesque performer”? First off this person has performed less than 10 times in her life. And it’s insulting to hear that she claims to have some of the best costumes in the business. She has 1 costume. But! To hear her blame others for why she isn’t performing more often makes no sense. Yes, you need lessons. Not because you have a disability but because you aren’t that great. Burlesque is not just rhinestones and corsets. Just insulting all around.

An amazing podcast. Period. 🙌❤️🙌

This podcast is amazing! Thank you Andrew for shining light and sparking conversation about sex and disability! Keep on diggin’ DEEP! 💕

I love, love, love this podcast and Andrew Gurza. He really dives deep into so many areas of disability and sexuality, and is refreshingly honest. Funny, heartfelt, and thought-provoking.

So I just started listening about a month ago. I’m working my way through the back catalogue. This show is awesome.

Andrew Gurza puts on a great podcast. He has a lovely, warm voice and a relaxed style. And completely honest, he holds nothing back. I learn something new every episode during Andrew Gurza’s interviews. His humor and easy, conversational style make the discussion of sexual content comfortable and fun. He is bawdy and racy, in a way that makes sexual education open and enjoyable.

All of the work that Andrew does to normalize disability and sex is amazing and this podcast is no exception. Being disabled myself, it’s especially important to me to learn about others’ experiences. Disability After Dark is forever introducing me to new topics and breaking down biases that I don’t even know I hold. Would definitely recommend to a wide variety of people!

This podcast is amazing and I do not think I can stress that enough ! You bring in so many different perspectives from the disabled community and are definately working to help eliminate the idea that disabled people are non sexual beings... for so long I myself struggled with these concepts as a disabled person. I love hearing the stories you share - good , bad , humrous and the different guest you bring on. Thank you for your work!

I first heard of your podcast back in October when you were on sex with Emily, love what you’re doing!

I recently discovered this podcast and it’s been a joy to listen to! Andrew covers all sorts of topics related to sex and disability with grace and humor. It brightens my day to listen to each episode. There’s always something to takeaway from each episode, even if you aren’t disabled. There are so many great interviews I’ve heard that anyone could enjoy, even if you can’t specifically relate to a certain disability. Open your mind and your heart - this isn’t a podcast to miss!

I have DMD and over the last few years I have been trying to branch out and explore my own sexuality. Being completely dependent on other people for everything, from feeding you to wiping your butt it's hard to even think of yourself as a sexual being let alone feel comfortable exploring that sexuality. This podcast made it okay for me to be a fully formed human being and not some pious monk forcing myself to sit in the corner for the rest of their life.

Andrew speaks about challenging ideas with lots of humor. It is what disability and queer community need!

Always love to hear what topic Andrew is will to discuss next.

One of the best!

Nothing quite like Andra’s podcast out there. He cracks me up all the time and also makes me feel like someone else understands what I’m going through. Keep it up Andrew! 😉

Andrew tackles several challenging subjects - sex and disabilities - with humor, vulnerability and intelligence. As a fellow sex podcaster, I know it’s not always easy to tackle such a taboo subject but Andrew weaves in his life as a queer, disabled man seamlessly into his professional knowledge This show is highly informative, entertaining and you’ll come away learning something every time.

Amazingly informative! Great insight into the world of disability and sex. I found a lot of similarities between the amazing host and myself when it came to the excitement and anticipation of sex. Glad that this is out there and can’t wait to listen to more. Stay awesome.

Andrew is a great host who talks frankly about sex and disability and ableism. It is frank and honest but also positive. I learn with each episode and you will too. I love it!

This podcast is on my "auto-listen" list - informative, honest, funny and real. Thanks to Andrew and his guests for being so honest and open!

Andrew’s insight into sex and disability have been incredibly helpful to myself as a sex educator! Disability After Dark makes learning fun and sexy.. what more could you ask for!

As a person with a disability, this show feels a major gap for me. So often in media, people with disabilities are either completely absent, or represented very poorly. Also, information about navigating dating and relationships is almost always completely omitted from education and rehabilitation training for people with disabilities. So many people are so afraid to go there, and you are on afraid! Keep up the great work educating us all!

I just recently stumbled into the podcast world and have been searching for as many informative podcast in associating to disabilities specifically for wheelchair users. I am a person living with a spinal cord injury resulting from domestic violence in 2013. I would really enjoy hearing something on here from a fellow SCI person or persons! Thanks for bringing to light that people with disabilities can still be freaky too! 🤪

I’m only on episode three at the moment but I LOVE this podcast. As a person born with Cerebral Palsy it speaks on so many thoughts I’ve had and experiences I’ve been through.

As able bodied adaptive yoga teacher, I’ve been immersed in the disability world for a while. Then I found love with a wheelchair user. This podcast will help open up discussion on sensitive subjects and bring us closer together.

Started listening after hearing and loving Andrew on Queery and this podcast is awesome! As a non-disabled queer person I definitely want to learn more about how to make the queer community less ableist (hello, gay bars with stairs...). Also, Andrew is just freaking hilarious and I love his voice. Great company for all the driving I do for work. 😊

This podcast is extremely informative and has helped me grow as a health professional. I’d definitely recommend listening to it.

“Disability After Dark” covers a topic I’ve never heard discussed anywhere, and does so with wit, compassion, insight, fearlessness, honesty and a good helping of sexy personal detail. It’s queer, accessible, real and indelibly human. For anyone who has ever loved someone who was different than them, known a disabled person or feared the prospect of becoming one, or just longs to know more about bodies, sexuality and the human experience, this podcast will richly reward you. I hope it’s on the air for years to come.

Andrew is so great. Reveals new insights on every podcast.

This has become one of my favorite podcasts! As an able-bodied person myself, Andrew always helps me to view things in ways I never considered before. His sense of humor, his honesty, and and his willingness to "go there" with sensitive topics makes this both a fun and educational podcast.

I just recently found Andrew's podcast and he definitely has a new fan. Andrew is not afraid of discussing topics that able bodied folks tend to avoid, and he embraces the place in which disability, queerness, and sexuality intersect. He talks about these things openly, inclusively, and with a sense of humor. Thank you Andrew for helping me find a sense of belonging via your podcast