The Cruisin' Cripples

On today's episode, we address the atrocity behind the lack of attention surrounding Jim Thome hitting his career 600th home run. Plus we get past all the rumors and find out exactly what has caused Eagles wide reciever Jeremy Maclin to have missed training camp this season.

On today's disabilities episode, we take a look at how various cities across the country are making attempts at becoming compliant under The Americans with Disabilities Act. How does your city measure up? Share your thoughts with us at cruisincripslive@aol.com

On today's episode, we talk to musician Randell Beck about his upcoming album and current songs "Take Me Back" and "31". Find out more about Randell Beck and his music by going to www.randellbeck.com

After deciding to do away with our weekly wrap up show on Fridays, we switch our D-Bag Of The Week to Thursdays! Todays episode finds us discussing a Canadian man, who after winning the Live@YVR contest, will be living at Vancouver International Airport for the next 80 days. We also try to comprehend the grieving process after hearing of a woman eating her deceased husbands ashes.

Courtesty of Mens Health, we take a look at how Facebook has changed sex and relationships. The statistics may surprise you!

Todays episode finds us discussing the case of a South Carolina man being denied federal aid for breast cancer treatment because he's a man. We also address the story of a Maryland woman who committed murder/suicide after becoming overwhelmed by the cost of her sons special education.

After an eventful weekend in sports, we discuss the NFL Hall Of Fame ceremonies and our thoughts as to this years inducteees. We also discuss Osccar Pistorius, a double amputee runner who was selected by South Africa's athletic federation to join this months world championships.

We take a look today at a Minnesota school district that now faces a lawsuit over an event that called "Wigger Day", in which students" behaved in a matter that mimicked black culture". We also address the precedent set by a 25 year old woman who is suing her doctor after 25 years, claiming his negligence caused her erb's palsy.

Courtesy of Sarah Miller and Mens Health we address how to handle 7 of women's worst habits.

As we do every Tuesday, we address the latest happenings surrounding the disabled community. Today we look at a Baltimore County police detective who will receive $225,000 now that the county has lost a case in which the officer claimed that his rights were violated under the Americans with Disabilities Act. We also address The American Association of People with Disabilities who have awarded Verizon a 2011 Justice for All Award, citing the company's ongoing commitment to provide accessible products and services and its leadership role in supporting passage last year of the 21st Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act. We end with a Danvers professor bringing a team of students to Honduras to help people with disabilities.

After a busy sports weekend, we address the latest news in NFL trades and free agency, as well as how the MLB fared as their own trade deadline approached. Did your team make any major signings? Did they leave something to be desired? Share your thoughts with us at cruisincripslive@aol.com

The Cruisin' Cripples work to provide you with an inside look at life with a disability as well as offering their opinions as it relates to sports, entertainment and politics the world over.

We throw a curveball in todays episode and instead of being our Hump Day theme, we discuss the end of the NFL Lockout, the beginning of training camp and end with a little MLB trade deadline talks. We also will be airing music artist Dilana's new single "Airplane". Share your thoughts with us on todays topics and more by emaling us at cruisincripslive@aol.com

Today marks the 21st anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act signing. We'll be discussing the impact the ADA has had on the disabled community, and what changes still need to be made.

Todays episode will be dedicated to the life and memory of Bobby Rolph, a former wheelchair basketball teammate of Josh and KB's at the Carousel House In Philadelphia who recently passed away unexpectedly. We're asking for those who can call in to please do so and share your memories, stories, and thoughts of Bobby. If you are unable to call in, but would still like to share your memories, you can Email us and we will make sure they are read. You will also be able to listen to the entire episode in it's entirety at your own convenience.