Paul Amadeus Lane

Paul Amadeus Lane
Paul Amadeus Lane
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Born	November 23, 1977 (age 46); Compton, California, U.S.
Nationality	American
Other names	Deus; Amadeus;
Citizenship	United States of America
Occupation	Radio Personality; Brand Ambassador; Keynote Speaker; Journalist;
Years active	2007-present
Notable work	Accessibility Consultant on The Last of Us Part II
Website	paulamadeuslane.com

Paul Amadeus Lane is an American Disabled journalist / Multimedia Media Host. Born in Compton, California.

Early years[edit]

Paul Lane was involved in a multi-car collision that left him a C-6 Quadriplegic and confined to a wheelchair. He and his doctors believed that he only had 72 hours left in his life. Paul ended up spending 8 months in a hospital recovering.

Disability advocate[edit]

Paul was an accessibility consultant, working with Sony PlayStation's Worldwide Studios, on The Last of Us Part II. Featured in Google Android short film, My Voice Is My Power^[1]

He is also a gamer and shares the frustrations and the challenges he has with the video gaming industry to bring about change.

Radio host[edit]

Started career in broadcasting in 2007 as an overnight news production assistant is CBS radio KFWB 980 a.m. in Los Angeles California. Current host of the Tech zone ABC News radio affiliate KMET-AM in southern California. Current podcast hosts for the United spinal Association podcast United on wheels since this year.

Soon-to-launch digital media company Amadeus 4th Media

In the media[edit]

References[edit]

↑ My Voice Is My Power

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[MyVoice-1] My Voice Is My Power