
The episode discusses how sports can create inclusion for individuals with disabilities through the experiences of Kyle and Brent Pease.
What happens when someone stops focusing on limitations and starts focusing on possibility? In this episode of Normalize The Conversation, I sit down with brothers Kyle Pease and Brent Pease to talk about disability, inclusion, sports, family, resilience, and the power of being truly seen. Together, they share the story behind the Kyle Pease Foundation, a nonprofit helping individuals with disabilities participate in endurance sports ranging from Fun Runs to Ironman races. What started as one race between two brothers became a movement that now supports more than 170 families each year. This conversation goes far beyond athletics. We talk about: Growing up with disability in a world focused on limitations What true inclusion actually looks like Sibling relationships and caregiving Vulnerability, trust, and support within families Adaptive sports and accessibility The emotional impact of feeling excluded How curiosity can create connection Redefining possibility after adversity Kyle and Brent also open up about the behind-the-scenes realities of building a nonprofit organization, the emotional weight of leadership, and the importance of creating opportunities for others to…
Host: Inspiring My Generation
Guests: Kyle Pease, Brent Pease
Organizations: Kyle Pease Foundation
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