Jaime Muniz, a dedicated worker at a disability program for 11 years, shares his struggles earning just $1.28 per hour. Joining him is Amanda Morris, a disabilities reporter, who unveils the harsh realities of subminimum wage laws that affect many like Muniz. They discuss how these programs, while intended to prepare workers for better jobs, often fail to deliver meaningful opportunities. The conversation also touches on the pressing need for accountability and the future of the controversial 14C wage program.

In this enlightening discussion, Amanda Morris, a New York Times disability reporting fellow, shares her insights on the importance of making space travel accessible for individuals with disabilities. She highlights a young deaf boy's dream of becoming an astronaut, emphasizing the need for inclusivity. The conversation touches on Astro Access, an organization advocating for inclusive space flight protocols. They also explore the innovative adaptations that assist individuals in navigating weightlessness and how advancements in space can inspire accessibility in everyday life.