The LAMN Blog

I have been thinking quite frequently about two areas that continue to shape my actions: priorities and reciprocities. Priorities are constantly shifting, often to the point that I evaluate them subconsciously. At their core, they are a personal ranking of what matters most. They can include responsibilities to family, friends, career, hobbies, and more. Sometimes they feel like obligations. Other times they feel like purpose and passion. And sometimes they are driven purely

Disability pride does not mean wanting pity. Disability pride does not mean wanting sympathy. Disability pride does not mean wanting applause for breathing. Disability pride is often false representation of authenticity and appearing one hundred percent comfortable in how you present yourself, inside and out. It is the version of disability pride that translates well into conversations, content, public facing advocacy, and inspiration pornography to be honest. The version tha

I grew up in a small rural community in New Mexico in the 90s and early 2000s. In my family, academia was tradition and I embraced it...

I’m Tye Martin, and I’m the new Board Chair of Laughing at My Nightmare (LAMN)! It’s an honor to step into this role and I’m thrilled to...