In this engaging conversation, the indelible Steve Way ("Ramy" on Hulu) and host Melanie Waldman (QVC, "Goliath" on Amazon Prime) explore a variety of topics ranging from personal experiences and reflections on disability, to their journeys in the entertainment industry. They discuss the importance of representation in media, share memories from theater and Broadway, and delve into their coping mechanisms, including substance use. The conversation also touches on upcoming projects, aspirations for Sundance, and the significance of storytelling and advocacy in their lives. Takeaways Disability representation in media is crucial. Personal experiences shape our understanding of advocacy. Theater and Broadway can be transformative experiences. Substance use can be a coping mechanism for many. Improv can help in storytelling and connecting with others. Sundance is a significant opportunity for filmmakers. Authenticity in storytelling is essential for impact. Navigating Hollywood can be challenging for disabled individuals. Community support is vital in the entertainment industry. Laughter can be a powerful tool for coping with trauma. Chapters Who this podcast is/is not intended for (unrated) Introduction and Current Events Broadway Experiences and Musical Memories Disability and Medical Technology First Role in Hollywood and Industry Experiences Navigating the Podcast Journey Sundance Press Announcement Health and Wellness in Filmmaking Telling Untold Stories WWE (Wrestling) vs NFL #DisTeaPod#DisabilityRealityPodcast#DisabilityInMedia #SteveWay #Ramy #DisabilityRepresentation#DisabilityInMedia #DisabilityInHollywood#Advocacy #DisabilityInTheater#Sundance #WWE #ProWrestling#philadelphiaeagles