Hoorf Podcast

✨New Episode✨ On our first ever episode to release during Pride, we sit down with to talk su* prevention, resilience, hope, and a flavor of advocacy rooted in North Dakota pragmatism and a deep love for where we live.

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The first Hoorf! episode of 2026 features a conversation with Annie Toro Lopez, a food writer, educator, and community facilitator. Annie shares her journey with lupus and Celiac disease, and the importance of seeking and creating community to overcome the isolation of chronic illness diagnosis.

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✨NEW EPISODE ✨ Elle and Ricki get a little silly and a little serious in the annual Solstice-Christmas-Yule episode. We ask each other three secret, unprepped questions and talk about art, snack food, religion, and more! Find the episode by searching HOORF on your favorite podcast app

✨ NEW EPISODE ✨ Join me and Katie Bjärgvide as we talk about the missionary to deconstruction pipeline, raising neurodivergent kids abroad, and learning to be content with "enough-ness."

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Elle hosts Kristina Leader , a progressive woman in Idaho. Kristina shares stories of her neurodivergent family in their various pursuits, including D&D, STEM, music, wrestling, art, and writing. Kristina emphasizes the importance of community, creating safe spaces in a conservative small town, her love of the local library, and her role as a supportive parent and Dungeon Master for a local D&D club.

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✨NEW EPISODE ✨
salutogenesis: anti-urgency, trauma-informed UX, and somatic coaching with designer Wolfe Erikson .design

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You can find us everywhere! Ditch Spoofy and listen to us anywhere else. And tell a friend to come along for the ride ✨

Bye bye Spotify! You fu***ng suck 🥰 happy first of the month everyone! Support artists anyway possible and try your best to never support a company that supports fascism 👍 i will take my money elsewhere

✨ NEW EPISODE ✨ Elle hosts Jaci Rasmussen , a pianist and educator living with lupus. Jaci discusses the piano suite project "Able," an ongoing collaboration with composer Elijah Culp. Jaci emphasizes the importance of redefining success and virtuosity in the context of disability.

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✨ NEW EPISODE ✨ On the first episode of Season four (!) Elle. welcomes Car Riegger , a chronically ill and disabled artist from Michigan. Riegger is pursuing their MFA, focusing on sculpture in clay and glass to express their experiences with disability. They discuss crip materiality and the display of disabled bodies. Riegger emphasizes the importance of community and connection within the disabled community, which sustains them through their artistic practice. The conversation also touches on the ongoing impact of COVID-19 on their lives and careers.

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Elle hosts Andrew Gurza , three-time Hoorf! guest and disability consultant. Andrew discusses his new book, "Notes from a Q***r Cripple," set to release on April 21, which explores q***r disabled joy. He shares his journey of writing the book, the challenges of balancing academic and community-based tone, and his hopes for its impact. The conversation highlights the importance of representation and the complexities of disability and sexuality.

Links to connect with Andrew, and all other resource links, are in the full show notes at hoorfpodcast.com