Beyond Repair

At the Bottom of the Garden - Aidan is autistic and has a medical sleep/nightmare disorder

The Bright Sessions - Neurodivergent characters. Therapy/mental health is central to the story.

The Mistholme Museum of Mystery, Morbidity, and Mortality

Apocalypse Radio - Hen has POTS (with the service dog Aja) and Mason has fibromyalgia (using a cane as mobility aid)

Mil-Liminal - One character is blind in one eye and has extensive head trauma/memory loss

Liminal Criminals - Sam Putnam has ADHD-PI

The Gospel of Haven - S1 Isiah has autism. S2 will have more disabled characters and explicit disability elements.

VAST Horizon - Dr. Nolira Eck is a double leg amputee and uses two prosthetics that need to be charged to walk

Leaving Corvat - Videogame addiction, maladaptive daydreaming (CW: fatphobia, sanist language, ableist and sanist horror tropes)

Sherlock & Co. - Sherlock has ADHD and autism. John has PTSD and a leg injury. There's a child character who uses a voice board to communicate

Second Star to the Left - Gwen Hartley has a prosthetic leg. Her sister is bipolar. Another character becomes disabled by an in-world compound; the disability roughly maps to manic episodes and Parkinson's disease. Neurodivergent characters

Silt Verses - Dementia, alcoholism, disability as a lived experience.

Vampire: The Masquerade: Blood Doll Audio Drama - MC has autism and ADHD

Stories From Ylelmore - Characters with anxiety. Keryth has undiagnosed ADHD and SPD.

The Mechadova Engine - Will feature prominent themes surrounding neurodivergency. Neurodivergent and disabled characters.

Podcast Jam - Various jam entries across the years have included disabled characters and narratives centering their experiences

This Planet Needs a Name

Twigs and Hearts - Disabled main characters. Autism, mutism.

Dining in the Void - Galatea is missing an eye and finger. Katie Belle has a supernatural disability; her shape shifting causes pain and she has fainted due to it

Deadwood - April is autistic. Cain and Judith have PTSD

The Night Post - Clementine has chronic migraines. Val intermittently uses a cane after a leg injury/surgical complications

Unwell, a Midwestern Gothic Mystery - Dot has dementia. Rudi has ADHD. Abbie has autism and later develops PTSD.

InCo - Nova has anxiety, depression and PTSD. Kora has a trans-tibial amputation and switches from a prosthetic to a wheel chair to a power chair to crutches depending on her mood and the weather. Temius has low vision and uses a white cane, smart glasses, glasses, a tablet, audio books, and braille.

Breathing Space: A Sci-Fi Western Audio Anthology - BSFF has a few physically disabled leads.

Battle Cry - Most of the fighters are disabled

The Pasithea Powder - The overarching story can be considered a PTSD narrative.

The Sleep Wake Cycle - The MCs have schizoaffective disorders

Moonbase Theta, Out - Multiple disabled protagonists

This Address Does Not Exist - One episode has a MC with something akin to chronic fatigue or fibromyalgia (historic setting, no proper names)

The Attic Monologues - Seth is physically disabled, using a cane or wheelchair depending on the day and having an “A&E rucksack" with flareup prep. Nyx is bipolar. Bella has depression.