The Intersection of Crystal R. Emery Podcast

The Rising of Lazarus, Part 2

When Crystal's brother Aaron was involved in a major car accident earlier this year, things did not look good. Aaron's injuries knocked him down, but like Lazarus in the Bible, Aaron rose again and is now living life one day at a time. In Part 2 of this 2-part series, hear Aaron's side of an incredible story.

The Rising of Lazarus, Part 1

When Crystal's brother Aaron was involved in a major car accident earlier this year, things did not look good. Aaron's injuries knocked him down, but like Lazarus in the Bible, Aaron rose again and is now living life one day at a time. In Part 1 of this 2-part series, hear Crystal's side of an incredible story of recovery. 

The Coochie Chronicles, Part 2

A continuation of the Coochie Chronicles. Being a quadriplegic means that someone has to help you do virtually everything, including cleaning your body. This, of course, includes the sensitive parts of the body, which can sometimes make things… weird.

The Coochie Chronicles, Part 1

Being a quadriplegic means that someone has to help you do virtually everything, including cleaning your body. This, of course, includes the sensitive parts of the body, which can sometimes make things… weird.

I'm Tired of Being Black

Learn how tiresome it can be to bear the constant weight of racism, whether from the man on the street or the doctor in your exam room.

Get Ready Hollywood I'm a Comin'

Crystal explores her journey as a filmmaker, and why she is positioned to break through the glass ceiling to establish herself as a different kind of director in Tinseltown.

Crotch Gazing

Discover how awkward a conversation can be when you’re in a wheelchair and someone is standing directly in front of you – with their crotch at your eye level.

Being Disabled Is Not Easy

Thriving when you have a disability can make others think that your disability doesn't affect you.

Have You Ever Heard A Tree Talk?

Many of us live in places that are surrounded by trees. But have you ever considered that they tell us something? 

Memories

Everyone likes to keep things that remind us of someone or something. But what happens when that object is thrown away? What's more important, the memory itself or the object that makes us remember?