Performing Arts · Jordan Walker Ross
by Jordan Walker Ross
Host Jordan Ross is a differently-abled actor, born with Cerebral Palsy and Scoliosis. Because of his disabilities, he was a victim of vicious bullying and limited opportunities as an actor. However, Jordan's role on THE CHOSEN, helped him learn to not just accept his circumstances, but embrace them. Now, Jordan's goal is to help his listeners learn to embrace their own limps - turning their perceived weakness into a strength - one vulnerable conversation at a time. Jordan sits down with some of your favorite actors, singers, athletes and public figures to dive into their respective limps - whether physical or internal. So, What's YOUR Limp?
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I’m a female born with Cerebral Palsy also who has had depression.Thank you for making it okay to be a Christian Liberal divorced single mother who loves Jesus and all people. I was refreshingly able to relate and laugh wholeheartedly at this podcast .it was a mirrored reflection of myself.Love Thy Neighbor♥️🙏
I’m enjoying all of the stories this podcast shares. I’ve been legally blind since birth, and my entire life has been a struggle trying to get people to understand my disability doesn’t define me. It’s a great listen to know that there are others out here that have had similar struggles but in different ways
This podcast gives you a full cup of humanity, light comedy, and encouragement. I love this concept of having an open line of communication about our limps and intentionally celebrating diversity. It helps to build a kinder and safer world. Can’t wait for more episodes. -Toni (Math teacher in Texas) ✨
Like many people I found Jordan Ross’ podcast after seeing him on The Chosen. I sincerely appreciate the hopeful and wholesome tone, it’s interesting to hear how people got to this point in their lives, what drives them forward, and what they struggle with. I dealt with severe bullying as a child, and suicide ideation. I’m sorry others had similar experiences, but I appreciate knowing I’m in good company. I bought a shirt that asks “What Do You Love About Yourself?” and I’ve had some good conversations come when I wear it. (For what it’s worth: I love that I’m brave.) Since I just got through the episode with Giovani Cairo, I’ll answer the question of what storylines I want for James and Thaddeus. I know season 3 is going to have a come to Jesus meeting for James, and I would like to see him progress to the point where he can help someone else, maybe Matthew or a new character, come to terms with or even love their disability. I want him to be confident, with himself, and his relationships (platonic and romantic). As the self-appointed captain of the good ship Lost/Hairdresser, I want Thaddeus and Mary to get together. I’ve been sailing that ship since Season 1, episode 5, and I will go down with it.
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