Lulu Miller

And, yeah, I don't know, it's not all gain.

Her most recent book is called Disability Intimacy.

Her memoir is called Year of the Tiger, and her website is disabilityvisibilityproject.com.

You can head there to learn more about everything she is noticing and perceiving.

This episode was produced by Matt Kilty and Annie McEwen.

It was also reported by them and sound designed by them with additional sound design by Jeremy Bloom.

Original music by Matt Kilty and Jeremy Bloom.

Mixing help from Jeremy Bloom.

It was edited by Alex Neeson.

Fact-checking by Anna Pujol-Manzini.

And big thanks to Wren Farrell, who recorded our conversations with Alice over many years.

Thank you, thank you, Wren.

And also to Roomful of Teeth, the very talented musicians and vocalists who you hear a lot of throughout the episode.

A special shout out to Amanda Kreider for helping us get our hands on this music, composed by Caroline Shaw, Judd Greenstein, Leila Hua Lanzalati, Rebecca Carriord, and Michael Harrison.

And then a special, special thanks to Hector Espinal and his parents, Crisali and Hector Espinal.

Hector was our young child in the museum.

Wonderful acting.

And finally, special thanks to you, our listeners, for supporting us.

It has been a deeply unsettling summer for Radiolab and public radio across the country.

As you are likely aware, Congress voted to eliminate all federal funding for public media in America for the first time in history.