Born Just Right co-founder Jen Lee Reeves joins the podcast this week to talk about her daughter Jordan Reeves’ involvement in the new Microsoft Super Bowl commercial for their adaptive Xbox controller.  Jordan’s missing limb at birth led to the Born Just Right blog, which led to a non-profit, which led to a movement to empower kids in the disabled community to actively advocate for better design and inclusion. Listen in as we talk about how Jordan Reeves is inspiring other kids, as well as adults, to creatively approach design and our surroundings to produce a world where everyone can achieve their goals without unnecessary obstacles. Plus, we have our Bytes of the Week!


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This Week's Links


Intro (00:00:11)


TiVo GameSkip


Microsoft Super Bowl Commercial 2019: We All Win (Extended Version) — Jordan and Jen's biggest part starts at 44 seconds!


Interview with Jen Lee Reeves of Born Just Right (00:02:25)


Jen Lee Reeves


Born Just Right


The Girl Behind The Sparkle-Shooting Prosthetic Arm Is Just Getting Started, by Jared Newman — Fast Company


Introducing Boost by Born Just Right, by Jen Lee Reeves — Born Just Right


The Disabled List


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McKayla Maroney, President Obama Meet, are not impressed, by Jordan Zakarin — The Hollywood Reporter


Bytes of the Week (00:34:16)


El Paso Zoo will name a cockroach after your ex and feed it to their meerkats, by Maria Cortéz Gonzáles — El Paso Times


The Angry POTUS Microwave Cleaner


Cookie Monster Just Did A Reddit AMA And It's So Pure I Could Cry, by Casey Rackham — Buzzfeed


On "On Being" Krista Tippet tends to her flock in the Church of the Spiritual (but not necessarily religious), by Amy Larocca - The Cut


R. Eric Thomas on Elle


Seth Godin - Life, the Internet, and Everything — On Being with Krista Tippett


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