
Hannah was seventeen when we recorded this. She grew up doing community theater, with her mobility aids as part of her character. Living with cerebral palsy meant learning to step onto a stage even when auditions felt like judgment, and discovering the freedom to be herself—unedited. At Zeno Mountain Farm, she learned to reach out when she needed support, to support others, and to navigate challenges in her own rhythm. Now 20, she can still feel out of sync—but who doesn’t?


I’m Léa Hirschfeld and this is Out of Sync : exploring life through disability, one story at a time.


Listen to her twin Isabelle in the previous episode, and to her mother Krista in the next one.


New episodes drop every Tuesday on all platforms – for transcripts, check out our YouTube channel.
🇫🇷 for French stories: @decales_podcast
Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Hannah was seventeen when we recorded this. She grew up doing community theater, with her mobility aids as part of her character. Living with cerebral palsy meant learning to step onto a stage even when auditions felt like judgment, and discovering the freedom to be herself—unedited. At Zeno Mountain Farm, she learned to reach out when she needed support, to support others, and to navigate challenges in her own rhythm. Now 20, she can still feel out of sync—but who doesn’t? I’m Léa Hirschfeld and this is Out of Sync : exploring life through disability, one story at a time. Listen to her twin Isabelle in the previous episode, and to her mother Krista in the next one. New episodes drop every Tuesday on all platforms – for transcripts, check out our YouTube channel. 🇫🇷 for French stories: @decales_podcast Hosted on Ausha. See <a href="https://ausha.co/privacy-policy">ausha.co/privacy-policy</a> for more information.

Going Steady: Life with Cerebral Palsy | Hannah


Out of Sync is an intimate podcast about life through disability — and a space for listening — created and hosted by me, Léa Hirschfeld. The first series was recorded across the United States during a Villa Albertine residency, from Vermont’s snow to California’s sun, gathering voices from Zeno Mountain Farm and beyond.
Some guests are characters in my French-language book ZENO. The recordings came first; the book followed later. Together, they trace the same world — not as adaptations, but as parallel gestures — told in different languages, at different moments in time.


Out of Sync will then open up to other English-language stories from different places, shaped by distinct lives, territories, and communities.


Transcripts for each episode are available on our YouTube channel: Out of Sync Podcast.


New episodes drop every Tuesday.
For French stories, visit www.decalespodcast.com (http://www.decalespodcast.com)

Out of Sync : exploring life through disability — one story at a time.
Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Out of Sync is an intimate podcast about life through disability — and a space for listening — created and hosted by me, Léa Hirschfeld. The first series was recorded across the United States during a Villa Albertine residency, from Vermont’s snow to California’s sun, gathering voices from Zeno Mountain Farm and beyond.Some guests are characters in my French-language book ZENO. The recordings came first; the book followed later. Together, they trace the same world — not as adaptations, but as parallel gestures — told in different languages, at different moments in time. Out of Sync will then open up to other English-language stories from different places, shaped by distinct lives, territories, and communities. Transcripts for each episode are available on our YouTube channel: Out of Sync Podcast. New episodes drop every Tuesday.For French stories, visit <a href="http://www.decalespodcast.com">www.decalespodcast.com</a> Out of Sync : exploring life through disability — one story at a time. Hosted on Ausha. See <a href="https://ausha.co/privacy-policy">ausha.co/privacy-policy</a> for more information.