This is a HeadGum podcast.

Hello and welcome to Factuals!

I'm Adam Connover. Thank you so much for joining me once again on the show.

So a little bit of housekeeping here. You may have heard, if you follow me on Twitter,

that a couple weeks ago, our podcast network, Starburn's Industries, evaporated. It went poof.

It disappeared like it was shot by the Death Star, okay? I got an email on a Friday saying,

as of today, we are out of business, good luck. And since then, I have been self-financing the

podcast in order to keep it going because I love doing this show and I don't want to leave all of you

high and dry. And neither did I want to leave high and dry the wonderful people who helped me make

this show. But the time has come for me to figure out what to do next with the podcast. I'm about to

get it set up under a brand new arrangement that I'm really excited about and I'm going to be

able to tell you more about very, very soon. But before that happens, I have to let you know that

this feed might go dark for the next week or two or maybe even three while I get a set up in our

brand new digs. And I hope you won't mind that much. After all, we've been going for over three

years now, bringing you incredible conversation weekend and week out. So I hope it's okay with you

if we maybe take a little bit of a break while we back up the old moving trucks. Now, in the meantime,

we are going to be posting some classic facturallys to this feed starting with this very episode.

And this one is pretty special. I'm not just pulling some old chestnut out of the vault,

just to fill your feed with something. Okay, this is a really important episode that I really hope

you give a listen because what I'm playing today for you is my interview with Judith Human.

Judith Human might be one of the most important civil rights leaders in American history that the

fewest number of Americans know the name of. She's often been called the mother of the disability

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