More Exploited Than Influenced | WSB EP 75

More Exploited Than Influenced | WSB EP 75

From Wheel Stutter Blindly by Wheel Stutter Blindly

June 4, 2026 · 28 min · Episode 75

About this episode

The episode features a candid discussion about the complexities of disability representation in media and sports.

In Wheel Stutter Blindly Episode 75, Blair TheHandy and Jared Nathan sit down with Brett Lyons from Rolling With The Pushes for a brutally honest, hilarious, and uncomfortable conversation about disability influencers, social media clout, online exploitation, wheelchair sports, and who actually gets to tell disabled stories.🔥 SPONSORWhat if everything you’ve been told is only half the story?Check out Plunderworld Conspiracy Trading Cards👉 https://punderworld.com/WFBUse our link and get 3 extra foil packs with your order.Brett talks about the difference between a disabled person choosing to make jokes about their own life versus families, caregivers, influencers, and content creators filming disabled people during vulnerable moments for views, likes, followers, brand deals, and sympathy. As Brett puts it, if he jokes about peeing himself online, that’s his decision — but when someone films a disabled family member having a meltdown, struggling, or living through something deeply personal, the line between “education” and exploitation gets blurry fast.The boys also get into wheelchair rugby, also known as murderball, disability sports, accessible competition, Paralympic funding…

People in this episode

Hosts: Blair TheHandy, Jared Nathan

Guest: Brett Lyons

Topics covered

  • disability influencers
  • social media exploitation
  • wheelchair sports
  • Paralympic funding
  • disability ethics

Keywords

  • disability
  • influencers
  • exploitation
  • wheelchair rugby
  • Paralympics
  • social media
  • ethics

Sponsors

Plunderworld

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Rolling With The Pushes

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