MELROSE, Mass. - s4story -- "Save As: ABILITY," a podcast dedicated to empowering people with all abilities, is celebrating tremendous growth as it approaches its 31st episode. Growing from 80 subscribers on October 25, 2023, to more than 1,100 now, the show has experienced a remarkable 1300% subscriber increase.

Host David D'Arcangelo continues to lead the way discussing topics that are unique from other podcasts. "Save As: ABILITY" is booking top talent, with notable guests such as Doug Roland, Oscar-nominated director of Feeling Through, Neil Romano, former Assistant Secretary of Labor. Each episode brings inspiring conversations and provides valuable insights for listeners facing similar obstacles.

The "Save As: ABILITY" format includes introducing, informing, and persuading the audience that see that "all people have ability, and we are all in various states of ability." Episodes have featured the following issues: how two-thirds of all working age people with disabilities are not in the labor force, the benefits conundrum of the Cliff Effect and why we should Save the Meritocracy. "Save As: ABILITY" seeks to foster a dialogue relative to people of all abilities in everyday discussions.

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"Each week I look forward to Wednesday, which is when we tape and release our episodes," said David D'Arcangelo, "Gratifying is the word I would use to describe the growth and reaction that we have gotten from our 'Save As: Ability' community."

The spectrum approach to Save As: ABILITY is highlighted by intern Owen Devlin.

"I feel honored to have been featured on 'Save As: ABILITY.' As someone with a
disability, this podcast has given me something each week and I've gained a new perspective on the importance of having a diverse organization," said Devlin.

Subscribers can share their stories and contribute to the dialogue surrounding ability and disability by visiting saveasability.com

"Save As: ABILITY" is created by David D'Arcangelo and produced by POD PRO Entertainment. You can find the podcast by searching "Save As: Ability" on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKpzpDSwnYhcZozd7DPXvLO38xsunMHRI), Spotify or Apple Podcasts.