I saw Molly Joyce perform her music back in 2017 in an art gallery in the Lower East Side and I have been following her work ever since. Her choice of instrument (a toy chord organ from the 1970s) is intriguing, but that is only a part of what her work is about. Molly’s latest album, Breaking and Entering, is a highly personal album through which she explores disability as a creative source. It was an absolute delight talking with Molly about her ever-evolving understanding of disability and how her own physical difference informs her path as a musician and composer. We also talked about the cultural model of disability which is a huge topic I plan to investigate further. Enough already! Give it a listen yourself! Music:Form and Flee – Molly JoyceWho Are You – Molly JoyceBoth selections from the New Amsterdam Records release, Breaking and Entering, available on Bandcamp and streaming on all the places. Follow Molly Joyce on Soundcloud, Twitter, and Instagram. Photo by Sarah Midkiff This podcast is powered by my subscribers on Patreon who, in addition to the warm feeling they get from co-creating with me, get lots of sweet perks including bonus podcast episodes. This week’s bonus podcast will be an extended interview with Molly Joyce. Learn more right here!