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About this Episode Lucy and Alice discuss the first two films of "A Quiet Place," highlighting the film's premise of aliens sensitive to noise and the use of American Sign Language (ASL) by the deaf character, played by Millicent Simmons. They explore the film's representation of disability and its impact on the cinematic landscape. Lucy praises the film's authenticity, while Alice notes criticisms about reinforcing stereotypes. They also discuss the third film's departure from the family-centric storyline and its setting in New York. The conversation concludes with reflections on disability representation in media and a humorous segment about their fictional superhero roles.To download transcripts of this, and every episode visit www.labledpodcast.co.ukAbout the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

About this Episode Alice and Lucy are joined by guest Ross Lannon to chat about experiences with disability, illness, and difference. They humorously address their personal challenges, such as haircuts and public interactions.Ross is an online disability blogger and radio presenter from Cornwall, joins the conversation. Ross shares his journey from a stable office job to radio presenting, influenced by the pandemic and his online presence. He emphasizes his goal of merging disability representation with mainstream media and discuss the challenges and joys of public life, including the potential for reality TV stardom and the impact of media on public perception.To download transcripts of this, and every episode visit www.labledpodcast.co.ukAbout our GuestRoss Lannon – who has Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA Type 3) – is a lifestyle & disability blogger from Cornwall. Ross runs a blog called "A Life on Wheels" which documents his journey through adulthood, as a young man with a physical disability. He is also a radio presenter and produces regular shows on CHAOS Radio. Often described as a ‘cheeky chappy’, he uses his platforms to share comical lifestyle stories, as well as reviewing accessible events, activities and products. He is also a proud dog-dad to Ralph, the cockapoo.Connect With themInstagram - @rosslannon TikTok- @rosslannon Facebook.com/ALifeOnWheelsBlog: www.alifeonwheels.co.ukAbout the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

About this Episode Our latest History Lesson subject is British singer-songwriter, Ian Dury, who rose to fame in the late 1970s punk and new wave era. Dury, who had polio, is covered in detail, including his life, work, and the condition itself. The hosts also delve into the history of polio, its symptoms, and treatments, highlighting the controversial methods of the past and the significant contributions of Elizabeth Kenny. The episode concludes with Dury's musical career, his provocative song "Spasticus Autisticus," and his impact on British culture.To download transcripts of this, and every episode visit www.labledpodcast.co.ukAbout the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

About this Episode In the latest episode of lABLEd, Alice and Lucy are joined by Zubee Kibria, a disabled entrepreneur, who discusses her journey in founding Access My Events, a consultancy aimed at making events accessible for disabled people. She also runs the My Voice podcast, which highlights the stories of disabled people from ethnic minority backgrounds. Zubee shares her challenges, including initial lack of response from businesses and the importance of persistence. She recounts her experience as the first disabled person in an Asian wedding fashion show and the positive feedback received. Zubee has recently secured funding from the National Lottery Community Fund and is looking for more businesses to collaborate with.To download transcripts of this, and every episode visit www.labledpodcast.co.ukAbout our Guest Zubee is the founder of Access My Events, founded in September 2018. She started working in the hospitality industry and then moved on to work and volunteer for a number of different charities and an online disability lifestyle magazine, all of which helped her develop as a person, gain more confidence and skills to develop further in her career. She has over 10 years of volunteering experience but like many disabled people, she found it hard to find a job in the events industry so she decided to take the leap and start her own business. Connect with them https://accessmyevents.co.uk/https://www.facebook.com/AccessMyEventshttps://twitter.com/AccessMyEventshttps://www.instagram.com/accessmyevents/https://www.linkedin.com/in/zubee-kibria/About the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

About this EpisodeJon Attenborough joins lABLEd Podcast this week as we chat all things AI, its integration into daily life, and its impact on disability and accessibility.Jon, has a visual impairment, shares his experiences with AI tools like Alexa for controlling lights and other household tasks. The conversation touches on the reliability of AI, the importance of human interaction, and the balance between AI and human creativity. They also discuss the challenges of accessibility in cinemas and theatres, including audio description and guide dog policies. The episode highlights the efforts of theatres to enhance accessibility for disabled audiences during live performances.To download transcripts of this, and every episode visit www.labledpodcast.co.uk About our GuestJon is a registered blind and is a multi-award winning disability access advisor and campaigner. Jon was named as one of the 100 most influential disabled people in the UK after being included in the Shaw Trust Disability Power 100 list in 2021. Jon’s expertise is around disability access to football and has worked with clubs in Scotland and the Premier League to address access barriers to attending football matches for disabled supporters.Connect With themFollow Jon on TwitterAbout the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

About this Episode Lucy and Alice discuss their podcast episode on Shakespeare's "King Lear," focusing on its portrayal of disability and madness. Alice explains the plot, highlighting King Lear's irrational behaviour, his daughters' reactions, and the tragic outcomes. They delve into the character of Gloucester, who is blinded and later contemplates suicide. The conversation critiques Shakespeare's depiction of madness and disability, noting its sensationalism and lack of positive representation. They also discuss modern interpretations, such as viewing Lear's madness as dementia, and reflect on the play's broader themes of power, family dynamics, and societal decline.About the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

About this EpisodeChloe Hammond, the only wheelchair-using nurse with an assistance dog in the UK, joins the podcast to discuss her journey into nursing, inspired by her own experiences with chronic illness. Despite facing challenges, including pushback during university and in the NHS, she persevered and now works in a more inclusive environment. Chloe's assistance dog, Otto, helps her with daily tasks and provides therapy to her clients. She emphasizes the importance of mental health and the need for reasonable adjustments in the workplace. Chloe also shares her plans to help others train their own assistance dogs, highlighting the significant impact such dogs can have on individuals' lives.To download transcripts of this, and every episode visit www.labledpodcast.co.uk About our GuestChloe is currently believed to be the only wheelchair-using nurse with her working assistance dog, Ocho. in the UK . Her goal is to inspire more children and young people to consider careers in health and social care. I want to show people it can be done.Connect With themFollow Chloe on Instagram Visit Chloe's WebsiteConnect with Chloe on LinkedIn About the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

About this EpisodeIn the first episode of the new season, hosts Lucy and Alice welcome lABLEd's Disability Historian Daisy Holder, to discuss there new book on queer and disabled history. Daisy shares that the book covers various historical figures, including Michelangelo, and explores topics like mesmerism and conversion therapies and highlights the challenges of researching historical figures with disabilities and the importance of recognizing their contributions. The conversation also touches on the personal significance of history for the hosts To download transcripts of this, and every episode visit www.labledpodcast.co.uk About the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Season 1 of lABLEd Podcast coming 31st October 2024 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this milestone episode, join hosts Alice and Lucy as they don their podcasting hats and embark on a celebratory voyage. It’s been quite the ride—from humble beginnings to a thriving community of listeners. The studio walls echo with laughter, poignant discussions, and the occasional technical glitch.Whether you’ve been a fan from the start or just hopped aboard, this centennial episode is for you. Grab your headphones, a cup of coffee (or tea, if you’re feeling fancy), and let’s raise a virtual toast to “lABLEd”!Remember to subscribe, rate, and leave a review—it’s the podcasting equivalent of a warm hug. And hey, if you spot Alice and Lucy at the local coffee shop, tell them their banter about obscure conspiracy thTo download transcripts of this, and every episode visit www.labledpodcast.co.uk About the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crundeneories is your guilty pleasure. Thanks for listening, and here’s to the next 100 episodes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lucy and Alice are joined by Jaina Mistry, a remarkable health and fitness coach who happens to be visually impaired. Together, they delve into the profound world of guide dog ownership, exploring the challenges faced by individuals living in a predominantly sighted world. Jaina shares her personal journey with her faithful guide dog, Laura, highlighting the incredible bond they share and the invaluable support Laura provides in navigating daily life.Jaina recounts how television's beloved Martin Clunes, known for his role in "Doc Martin," opened his heart and home to Jaina's guide dog, Laura, upon her retirement. This heart-warming tale showcases the power of human connection and the profound impact of acts of kindness.Join Jaina as she offers insights, and a glimpse into the extraordinary and emotional world of guide dog ownership.To download transcripts of this, and every episode visit www.labledpodcast.co.uk About the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

58 With Tyler WittkofskyTyler Wittkofsky is an award-winning marketer, entrepreneur, and author, who has triumphed over a myriad of mental health challenges. Tyler bravely shares his journey of navigating bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder.Join Alice and Lucy as they delve deep into Tyler's narrative, exploring themes of resilience, perseverance, and the profound impact of one individual's journey on the world around them. This episode of "lABLEd" is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the limitless possibilities that arise when we dare to share our stories and embrace vulnerability.Throughout the episode, Tyler's profound insights and unwavering determination to overcome obstacles serve as an inspiration to all. His story underscores the transformative power of advocacy, emphasizing the importance of destigmatizing mental health issues and fostering a culture of support and understanding.To download transcripts of this, and every episode visit www.labledpodcast.co.uk About the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this poignant ninth instalment of fABLEd from lABLEd Podcast, join us on a profound exploration through the labyrinthine themes of disability, disfigurement, and their profound religious connotations as depicted in Victor Hugo's timeless masterpiece, 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame.'Dive deep into the layers of Hugo's narrative as we dissect the societal perceptions of physical differences through the lens of Quasimodo's disfigurement, delving into the multifaceted dimensions of his character beyond the surface portrayal of deformity.Join our insightful conversations as we unravel the intricate parallels between Quasimodo's marginalized existence and the societal ostracization faced by individuals with disabilities. Discover the symbolic representation of his journey, paralleling religious allegories that mirror the struggle for acceptance, compassion, and the quest for divine redemption.To download transcripts of this, and every episode visit www.labledpodcast.co.uk About the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

About this EpisodeJoin hosts Alice and Lucy in a captivating episode of lABLEd, as they delve into the enchanting world of fairy tales and the intricate representation of disfigurement with the brilliant Jen Campbell. A Sunday Times bestselling author and acclaimed poet, Jen brings her expertise in these realms to the forefront, weaving together the threads of history, storytelling, and societal perceptions.With ten published books spanning nonfiction, poetry, short stories, and children’s literature, Jen Campbell is a seasoned voice in exploring the nuances of fairy tales and the ways disfigurement is depicted. From guest lectures at prestigious universities and museums to her involvement in book festivals, her insights have left an indelible mark on the literary landscape.Currently, Jen's captivating video installation on the history of fairy tales is featured in an exhibition at Suffolk University in Boston, MA, adding yet another dimension to her multifaceted contributions. Beyond academia, her YouTube channel boasts a staggering 57,000 subscribers, offering engaging vlogs that dissect the intricate history and evolution of fairy tales.In this episode, listeners are in for a treat as Alice and Lucy engage Jen in an insightful conversation, uncovering the layers of symbolism within fairy tales, examining the impact of these stories on societal perceptions, and delving into the importance of representation.About the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

56 lABLEd Podcast Review of the Year 2023Alice and Adam and Dora visit Lucy at home to talk about the achievement and best bits of lABLEd Podcast and look ahead to 2024About the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Christmas History Lesson 11: The Romanovs & The Russian RevolutionPart Two: Discovering the Christmas ConnectionAbout the EpisodeAs the podcast unravels the gripping story of the Romanovs, surprising ties to the festive season emerge.Join Alice, Lucy, and Daisy in this captivating two-part episode as they weave together history, intrigue, and the holiday spirit, uncovering the unexpected ways in which the story of Rasputin and the Russian Revolution is very loosely entwined with the magic of Christmas.About the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Christmas History Lesson 11: The Romanovs & The Russian RevolutionPart 1: Unravelling Rasputin and the Russian RevolutionAbout the Episode In this special two-part episode of the LABLEd Podcast, hosts Alice and Lucy invite the show's resident disability historian, Daisy Holder, to delve into an unexpected yet intriguing historical connection between Rasputin, the Russian Revolution, the House of Romanov, and the holiday season.Alice and Lucy, joined by Daisy Holder, embark on a captivating journey through the tumultuous history of Rasputin's influence on the Russian monarchy and the events leading to the Revolution. Daisy's expertise sheds light on Rasputin's enigmatic persona, his impact on the Romanovs, and the political turmoil that shaped a nation.About the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

About this Episode In the latest fABLEd episode of lABLEd Podcast, Alice takes Lucy on a thought-provoking journey into the heart of disability representation in the iconic 1987 film, RoboCop. Join her, as they dissect the layers of this sci-fi classic, revealing hidden narratives that resonate with the disability community.Diving into the futuristic world of Detroit, Alice and Lucy explore the transformation of Alex Murphy into the cybernetic law enforcement officer known as RoboCop. They unravel the symbolism behind the character's evolution, shedding light on how his journey mirrors the experiences of individuals navigating disability in the real world.The hosts engage in a candid conversation about the portrayal of disability in RoboCop, discussing the film's impact on societal perceptions and the challenges faced by those with physical differences. They explore how the narrative addresses themes of identity, resilience, and the intersectionality of disability.As the discussion unfolds, the hosts also draw parallels between the dystopian landscape of RoboCop and contemporary issues surrounding accessibility, adaptive technology, and the ongoing fight to be seen as human, Through their engaging banter and insightful commentary, Alice and Lucy provide a fresh lens through which listeners can reevaluate the lasting impact of RoboCop's portrayal of disability. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

55. With Jemma Brown.About this Episode In this episode of lABLEd Podcast, hosts Alice and Lucy have the honor of sitting down with Jemma Brown, a passionate Accessibility Advocate and former disability caucus steering committee member for the Women's Equality Party. Join the conversation as Jemma opens up about her extraordinary life as an advocate living with a visual impairment. Listeners will gain deep insights into the challenges she has faced and the transformative power of advocacy. Together, they explore the intricacies of her journey, shedding light on the importance of accessibility and inclusivity. Prepare to be inspired by Jemma's resilience, determination, and unwavering commitment to breaking down barriers. Tune in to this powerful episode and discover the profound impact of one individual's advocacy in creating a more equitable world for all.About the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

5. Disability and Technology Spotlight Series 2023 With Damien WilliamsAi, Space Exploration and Disabled People About this EpisodeWelcome to the fifth and final episode of our lABLEd Podcast Disability and Technology Spotlight series for 2023. In this groundbreaking episode, your hosts Alice and Lucy are joined by Dr. Damien P. Williams, Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Data Science at the University of North Carolina. Together, they venture into the vast expanse of space, exploring the intersection of AI, disability, and the future of space travel.In this riveting conversation, Damien Patrick Williams, a leading expert in the fields of Philosophy and Data Science, sheds light on the pivotal role disabled individuals can and should play in the future of space exploration. With a keen focus on AI and its relationship with disability, the episode delves into how emerging technologies are reshaping the landscape of space travel.As we navigate through the cosmos of possibilities, Damien shares his profound insights into the ethical considerations surrounding AI, machine intelligence, and biotechnologies. The discussion isn’t merely technical; it's a philosophical exploration of how these advancements are deeply intertwined with our societal values, knowledge systems, and the experiences of marginalized communities.About the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscription: Tania MartinsMusic: Maisy CrundenDrawing from his extensive research, Damien uncovers the often-overlooked narratives within the history of space exploration, emphasizing the vital importance of diverse voices in shaping our technosocial future. By challenging existing norms and advocating for inclusivity, this episode inspires listeners to reimagine a future where everyone, regardless of ability, has a stake in humanity's journey beyond our planet.Tune in to this enlightening episode of lABLEd Podcast as we embark on a voyage that transcends the stars, highlighting the immense contributions disabled individuals can make in shaping the future of space travel and advancing the frontiers of human knowledge. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

About this Episode n the fourth episode of the lABLEd Podcast's groundbreaking Disability and Technology series, hosts Alice and Lucy embark on an inspiring conversation with Arevya, a disabled and chronically ill Norwegian content creator, and a fierce advocate for gaming accessibility. Arevya's story is not just about her love for gaming, but also her relentless passion for inclusivity in the gaming world.In this episode, Arevya opens up about her personal experiences as a gamer with disabilities and chronicles her journey towards becoming a prominent voice in the gaming accessibility advocacy sphere. Listeners will be captivated by her determination to break down barriers within the gaming industry, making it a more welcoming space for everyone, regardless of their abilities.Arevya shares the profound impact of sharing her access needs online. Through candid discussions about her own requirements, she inadvertently discovered that her openness was not just empowering for herself, but it was also immensely helpful for others who needed access accommodations while gaming. Her realization that her advocacy was making a tangible difference highlights the power of community and solidarity in the face of challenges.Tune in to this episode of lABLEd Podcast to hear Arevya's compelling story of resilience, innovation, and advocacy. Join Alice, Lucy, and Arevya as they delve into the world of gaming accessibility, uncovering the transformative potential of sharing one's journey and needs, ultimately paving the way for a more inclusive gaming landscape for all. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Disability and Technology Spotlight Series 2023 with Helen Hawson - My Life as an AAC UserAbout this Episode In a special bonus episode of the lABLEd Podcast's Disability and Technology Series, hosts Alice and Lucy sit down with Helen Hewson, AAC user and Chair of Communication Matters. Originally intended as bonus content, this episode quickly transformed into a vital conversation that needed to be shared with a wider audience.Helen takes Alice and Lucy on a personal journey, recounting her experiences growing up with a variety of communication aids. She shares the intricacies of her life, highlighting the profound impact that technological advancements have had on her ability to communicate. Throughout the episode, Helen candidly discusses the advantages and challenges posed by these evolving technologies, providing valuable insights into the world of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC).In a powerful segment towards the end, Helen demonstrates the time and patience it takes to communicate effectively using an AAC device, shedding light on the resilience and determination required in her daily life.Through Helen's story, we hope listeners gain a deep understanding of the significance of assistive technology in the lives of individuals with communication challenges. This episode serves as an educational exploration, inviting the audience to empathize with Helen's journey and encouraging a broader awareness of the transformative impact technology can have in breaking down communication barriers.About the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscription: Tania MartinsMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2. Disability and Technology Series 2023 With Os Keyes: AI and Its Complex Tapestry in Society About this EpisodeIn the second episode of the lABLEd Podcast's spotlight series on Disability and Technology, hosts Alice and Lucy engage in a captivating conversation with Os Keyes, a PhD candidate at the University of Washington who is at the forefront of research at the intersection of gender, technology, disability, and AI. Os Keyes, an Ada Lovelace Fellowship recipient with publications in prestigious journals, brings a wealth of knowledge to the table.Tune in as Alice, Lucy, and Os explore the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI), shedding light on what AI is and how it can potentially benefit society. They delve into the fascinating ways AI is being used to address challenges faced by individuals with disabilities, from assistive technologies to accessibility solutions.However, this episode doesn't shy away from the critical issues surrounding the use of AI in our modern world. The hosts and Os Keyes candidly discuss the ethical dilemmas, biases, and pitfalls that arise when AI is deployed without careful consideration. They examine the potential for AI to exacerbate existing inequalities, particularly concerning disability.Join us for an insightful and thought-provoking discussion as we navigate the intricate landscape of AI and its complex relationship with gender, disability, and technology. Discover the opportunities, challenges, and ethical considerations that accompany the integration of AI into our lives in this era. Don't miss this eye-opening episode of the lABLEd Podcast, where the future of technology and its impact on diverse communities is explored in depth.About the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscription: Tania MartinsMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Spotlight Series 2023 - Disability and Technology Unlocking the Past through Medieval Disability Aids with Rachel Gillibrand About this EpisodeIn the first episode of our thrilling Disability Technology Series, join guest Rachel 'Rae' Gillibrand, a distinguished Historian of Premodern Disability and the Body, as she delves into the captivating world of medieval disability equipment.In this eye-opening instalment, Rachel engages in a fascinating conversation with Alice and Lucy, passionate advocates for disability rights, as they explore how individuals in the Middle Ages not only survived but thrived with disabilities, illnesses, and differences.Travel back in time with us to an era of knights, castles, and chivalry, where Rachel unveils the innovative and ingenious solutions employed by our medieval ancestors to adapt to a diverse range of physical challenges. Discover the remarkable stories of individuals who lived with disabilities, showcasing their resilience, adaptability, and the remarkable technology of their time.Join us as we unearth the secrets of medieval disability equipment, from specially designed tools to ingenious architectural adaptations that made life more accessible for everyone. Gain fresh insights into the history of disability and the enduring human spirit's ability to overcome adversity.Prepare to be inspired by tales of courage, innovation, and determination as we embark on this captivating journey through time. Tune in to "Unlocking the Past: Medieval Disability Tech" and explore a world where the power of human ingenuity knows no bounds.About the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscription: Tania MartinsMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

54 With Louise HickmanAbout this EpisodeIn this episode, we chat with Louise Hickman, a renowned Disability, Tech, and Work Research Associate. Louise has been at the forefront of exploring the intersection of disability and technology, and her insights are invaluable as we embark on this enlightening journey throughout October.During our conversation with Louise, we'll delve into a range of captivating topics including Louise's personal journey and what inspired her to become a champion for disability and technology, highlighting the work of captioners and how they help her access her favourite shows, and lead teaching sessions as someone who has a hearing impairment.Louise's expertise will provide you with fresh perspectives on how technology is shaping the lives and experiences of people with disabilities.Make sure to tune in and subscribe to the lABLEd Podcast so you won't miss any of our upcoming episodes throughout the October Spotlight Series on Disability and Technology. We're excited to bring you thought-provoking interviews, inspiring stories, and practical insights that will help us all better understand and embrace the power of technology in promoting inclusivity.About the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our GoFundMeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

53 With Emma Purcell About this Episode In this episode of "lABLEd," hosts Alice Evans and Lucy Wood are joined by freelance journalist and disability blogger, Emma Purcell. Together, they delve into the multifaceted world of journalism, disability advocacy, and representation in the media. Emma's work not only challenges stereotypes but also breaks down barriers, allowing her to amplify the voices of the disability community in the media landscape.Emma Purcell shares her inspiring journey as a writer for the groundbreaking online magazine, "Crip Life." and provides a unique perspective on the challenges and triumphs of being a freelance journalist with a disability. Alice, Lucy, and Emma engage in a thought-provoking discussion on the pros and cons of freelancing as a person with a disability. They explore the ways in which flexible work arrangements can be both empowering and challenging for individuals like Emma.Emma doesn't shy away from tackling the recent controversy surrounding the Rosie Jones documentary, providing her insightful perspective on the matter.View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 51. With Georgia BondyJoin hosts Alice Evans and Lucy Wood in a compelling episode of The LABLEd Podcast as they sit down with a true trailblazer in the realm of inclusive health and wellness, Georgia Bondy.In this enlightening conversation, we dive deep into the mission and vision behind "Well Adapt," an innovative company committed to bridging the gap in mental health and physical exercise resources for individuals with disabilities, chronic health conditions, and diverse learning and physical differences.Georgia Bondy, the visionary founder of Well Adapt, shares her inspirational journey of personal discovery and the pivotal moments that led her to embark on a mission of empowerment and change. Through engaging anecdotes and real-life experiences, we gain insight into the challenges faced by those whose wellness needs have often been overlooked or underserved.Alice and Lucy share their personal experience of pain episodes and how they deal with the thoughts of internalised ableism and societal judgement when going through them,View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

51 Alice and Lucy Return! About this EpisodeWelcome back to lABLEd! Hosts Lucy and Alice reunite after the summer hiatus with excitement as they catch up with listeners.Alice shares devastating news with the listeners - during the break, she tragically lost her beloved guide dog, Lola. , Alice opens up about how Lola changed her life in so many profound ways. Lola was not just a guide, but a loyal companion, providing Alice with independence, confidence, and unwavering support. The two hosts take a moment to honour Lola's memory, reflecting on the impact she had on Alice and the show.On a lighter note, Lucy shares her newfound enthusiasm for the British detective drama, "Midsummer Murders"...Alice and Lucy share their plans for the upcoming episodes of lABLEd. They enthusiastically announce that the show will be focusing on the intersection of disability and technology for an entire series in October. They promise an array of engaging topics, from assistive technologies that are changing lives to discussions about accessibility and inclusion in the digital world.View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

50. With Guest Host Gem Turner In this special episode of the lABLEd podcast, your usual host Alice takes a well-deserved break, leaving the mic to Lucy and fabulous guest host Gem Turner, known for her candid insights and empowering perspectives. Join Gem as she talks to Luy through her recent life developments, discussing how learning to drive and moving out to live independently have impacted her life as a disabled person.Moving out and living independently is a significant milestone for anyone, but for disabled individuals, it can come with unique considerations and adaptations. Gem dives deep into the emotional and practical aspects of this life-changing decision. and shares her insights into finding an accessible and inclusive living space, adjusting to a new environment, and the liberating sense of self-reliance that comes with it.Throughout the episode, Gem and Lucy explore the impact of such life changes not just on the disabled person but also on their loved ones. Gem's journey of independence involves her support system, and she emphasizes the importance of open communication and understanding between friends and family.View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Laura McPhailStudent Intern: Matilde RoseMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

About this EpisodeIn this special fABLEd episode, Alice is joined by guest host Melissa Simmonds, an avid fantasy book enthusiast, as they delve into the complex topic of disability representation in the renowned Game of Thrones franchise created by George R.R. Martin while Lucy takes a well-deserved break.Join Melissa and Alice as they embark on an enlightening exploration of the portrayal of disability in the fantastical world of Westeros. Throughout the episode, they examine the intricate web of characters, storylines, and underlying themes in Game of Thrones, shedding light on the series' successes, shortcomings, and the impact they have had on the broader disability representation discourse.From Tyrion Lannister, the cunning dwarf with a sharp wit, to Bran Stark, the young paraplegic boy who embarks on a transformative journey, the duo dissects the multifaceted depiction of disability in the series. They discuss the ways in which these characters challenge stereotypes, showcase resilience, and navigate the treacherous terrain of power dynamics and political intrigue.View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Laura McPhailStudent Intern: Matilde RoseMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mashable and NPR have called Ten Thousand Things one of the “best podcasts of 2023” for amplifying heartfelt stories from Asian America. in this episode, Ten Thousand Things host Shin-Yee-Pie - the current reigning Civic Poet of Seattle! – is joined by award-winning disability rights activist Alice Wong to discuss her long history of advocacy.Listen to more episodes of Ten Thousand Things and follow the podcast: https://link.chtbl.com/WhiP9eul?sid=IABLEd Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lucy is joined by her friend Dr Paul Darke - they take the helm as Alice takes a well-deserved break. Paul dives deep into the world of local elections, sharing his personal journey as a disabled candidate for the Green Party and shedding light on why it's crucial for disabled individuals to consider political roles.Paul recounts his experiences running for office, discussing the challenges he faced as a disabled candidate and the unique perspective he brought to the table. Through his story, he emphasizes the importance of representation in politics and how disabled individuals can contribute to shaping policies that directly impact their lives.View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Laura McPhailStudent Intern: Matilde RoseMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Alice takes the reins as Lucy takes some well-deserved time off. Stepping into the co-host role is the passionate and knowledgeable Leo Allenach, who joins Alice for an engaging discussion centred around the popular Six of Crows trilogy and its Netflix adaptation, Shadow and Bone.Leo guides the conversation with Alice towards an important aspect of the story: the representation of disabled characters, with a particular focus on one of the series' beloved protagonists, Kaz Brekker. Together, Alice and Leo delve into the intricate layers of Kaz's character, exploring how his disability is depicted throughout the narrative.Drawing from his own experiences and perspectives, Leo shares insights into the significance of seeing disabled characters in mainstream media and how Kaz Brekker's representation resonates with disabled audiences. They discuss the portrayal of Kaz's disability in relation to his overall character development, examining both the strengths and potential challenges in this representation.Throughout the episode, Alice and Leo explore the impact of Shadow and Bone's adaptation on disability representation, considering the responsibility of screenwriters, directors, and actors in faithfully capturing and honouring diverse characters. They examine the successes and shortcomings of the Netflix adaptation in depicting Kaz's disability and discuss the wider implications for disabled representation in the entertainment industry.View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Laura McPhailStudent Intern: Matilde RoseMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

fABLEd 5: An Affair to Remember About This Episode In this fABLEd addition of lABLEd, hosts Alice and Lucy delve into the ableism present in the classic romantic film "An Affair to Remember." While the movie is known for its sweeping romance and iconic scenes, it also perpetuates harmful stereotypes and attitudes towards disability.Terry McKay, (Deborah Kerr) becomes disabled after a tragic accident. They discuss how the film uses her disability as a plot device rather than fully exploring the experiences and emotions of living with a disability. The hosts also examine the ableist attitudes displayed by Nickie Ferrante (Cary Grant), towards Terry's disability and how they perpetuate harmful stereotypes. We also explore, how ableism was even more prevalent and accepted in Hollywood during the time period in which the film was made, and how it still has lingering effects on the film industry and society, today.View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Laura McPhailStudent Intern: Matilde RoseMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

48 with Ashley Stanners About This Episode Alice and Lucy chat with animal lover and aspiring Zoo Keeper, Ashley Stanners, who tells us about his love and the affinity, he has for Animals and is hopes of one day owning his own zoo and animal park.View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & How to SupportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullStudent Intern: Matilde RoseMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

47 with Rosemary Richings About This Episode In this episode, Alice and Lucy chat with writer, editor, and public speaker Rosemary Richings who talks about her life with Dispraxyia and her book, Stumbling Through Space and Time: Living Life With Dyspraxia which she wrote as a way to help others find support after a diagnosis of the condition. View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Carly Gadd Student Intern: Matilde RoseMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

About This EpisodeAlice Evans, Daisy Holder & Lucy Wood bring you another History Lesson as we profile people from history who lived, survived and thrived with a disability or chronic illness. We take a deep dive into the life of Harriet Martineau, an English social theorist often seen as the first female sociologist who published material focused on race relations and other social issues.View the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.uk Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out more.About the Show & how to support With insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on Facebook Tweet lABLEd Podcast Follow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Please email us! lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund Me Production Team Hosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy Wood Editor: Adam Hull Transcriptionist: Carly Gadd Music: Maisy Crunden Student Intern: Matilde Rose Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

45. With Ian Wyllie About This Episode This we are joined by Ian Wyllie, who acquired a spinal injury aged 18 during a training exercise. Ian tells Alice and Lucy how, after finding the proper rehabilitation, he found joy on the water. In this episode, Ian, Alice and Lucy discuss the logistics of sailing with a disability and the joy it brings him. View the complete set of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? EmaPlease email us!BLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeP.roduc.n TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Carly Gadd Student Intern: Matilde RoseMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

45. with Vera Kubenz About This EpisodeAlice and Lucy chat with PhD student Vera Kubenz, Vera talks about her reasons why she's focused her study on Accessible Parking and together discuss their own personal experiences when parking with a blue badge, and how accessible parking is linked to Ableism, Internalised Ableism, and societal attitudes about disability.View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSudent Intern: Matilde RoseMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

44. with Leo Capella About This EpisodeThis week, In the second of our two specials with the National Autistic Society we’re joined by Leo Cappella, who is a job coach for the Charity and was a script supervisor for the Netflix film 'I used to be Famous. We talk to Leo about his rewarding work with the charity, and about the process of ensuring authentic representation in entertainment.View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

43. with MelIssa Simmonds About This Episodehis week we’re joined by Melissa Simmonds, who contributed to the National Autistic Society’s campaign to raise awareness about neurodiversity and intersectionality. As a black, autistic woman and parent of autistic children Melissa shares her thoughts about racism, ableist systems and Game of Thrones… because on lABLEd we can’t keep it serious for too long!View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

42. With Rebecca Porter About This EpisodeAlice and Lucy sit down with Disability Benefits researcher, Rebecca Porter, to discuss her research into Personal Independence Payment and their own experiences with the Department of Work and Pensions.View the complete list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Please email us! lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Carly GaddStudent Intern: Matilde RoseMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

41. 2022 Year in Review from lABLEdAbout This EpisodeThis week the team are reflecting on two years of lABLEd Adam, Alice and Lucy sit down to talk about their favourite moments of 2022, and the ambitious plans for 2023View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

History Lesson 8 King Richard III (Recorded on location at King Richard III Visitors Centre, Leicester) About This EpisodeAlice Evans, Daisy Holder & Lucy Wood bring you another History Lesson as we profile people from history who lived, survived and thrived with a disability or chronic illness.In our first on-location recording at the King Richard III Visitors Centre, Leicester, we discuss the life of Richard III and discuss whether we believe he was, in fact, an evil ruler who locked his nephews in the towerFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Sarah MatthewsSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Merry Christmas to all from the lABLEd Podcast!We wanted to record a little message for all our listeners, who have supported us in our first year! In this short message, we give thanks and tell you about a special competition we've got for you!With all our love,Team lABLEd xTo read the complete transcription, visit www.labledpodcast.co.uk. Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Please email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to keep this show going. You can visit our Go Fund Me. If you want more exclusive content, sign up for our newsletter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

fABLEd Christmas Edition Dickens & Disability About This EpisodeIn this week's podcast episode, Alice and Lucy talk about Victorian author Charles Dickens and the various disabled characters in his novels. Best known for his festive story A Christmas Carol, Dickens wrote prolifically and included numerous disabled characters in his stories. In this episode, Alice brings to light some of the lesser-known disabled Dickensians whilst Lucy keeps it low-brow by focusing on the Muppet's Christmas Carol.Transcripts, Show notes  and references are available at: www.labledpodcast.co.ukDisclaimer: This Show regularly covers personal and sometimes controversial topics, so listeners may hear the language, including profanity or terminology that they find offensive. Please be aware of this as you listen to this episode.About the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Carly GaddStudent Intern: Matilde RoseMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

40. With Dan Metcalfe - Hall (AKA 'WheelsDan')About This EpisodeAlice and Lucy chat to Paraplegic scuba diver Dan Metcalfe-Hall, known as ‘Wheelsdan‘, who recently attempted to set three Guinness World Records. In this fascinating chat, Dan talks through how he and his team attempted these dives and the incredible story that led to his love of diving and talks Lucy and Alice into doing something mega exciting!Watch Dan on YouTubehttps://youtube.com/c/wheelsdanSupport Dan’s Crowdfunderhttps://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/wheelsdan?utm_term=B2dvXQ2Y3Transcripts and show notes are available at: www.labledpodcast.co.ukAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Disclaimer: This show regularly covers personal and sometimes controversial topics, so listeners may hear the language, including profanity or terminology that they find offensive. Like LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Carly GaddStudent Intern: Matilde RoseMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

39. With Davina Patterson from Disability Resource Network, AlabamaAbout This EpisodeThis week's guest, Davina Patterson from Huntsville, Alabama, works hard to promote the rights of and empower disabled people even though she doesn't identify as disabled herself. She joins Alice and Lucy to talk about Allyship and the importance of fostering communities for disabled people who live in rural areas of the USA.View the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukDisclaimer: This show regularly covers personal and sometimes controversial topics, so listeners may hear the language, including profanity or terminology that they find offensive. Please be aware of this as you listen to this episode.https://www.drn256.org/https://www.facebook.com/people/Disability-Resource-Network/100063941116569/About the ShowWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the daily prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Please email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Carly GaddMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

38. With Emily Davidson About This EpisodeThis week Alice and Lucy are joined by the beauty and fashion vlogger Emily Davison. Emily talks about her freelance work as a freelance writer, how difficult she has found it to secure work as a disabled person, and how she has utilized her creativity and support from others to build an online presence as a blind influencer.www.labledpodcast.co.ukDisclaimer: This show regularly covers very personal and sometimes controversial topics, so listeners may hear the language, including profanity or terminology that they find offensive. Please be aware of this as you listen to this episode.Check out the Madame’s PodcastAbout the ShowWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the daily prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Carly GaddMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With Krista HernandezAbout This EpisodeThis week Alice and Lucy are joined by Krista Hernandez, host of the Madames Podcast, to talk about representation on the big screen, pacing as a chronically ill podcaster and knowing and becoming confident in your disabled body.To view complete Episode Guides and transcripts of this and every episode, visit www.labledpodcast.co.uk.Disclaimer: This show regularly covers personal and sometimes controversial topics, so listeners may hear the language, including profanity or terminology that they find offensive. Please be aware of this as you listen to this episode.Check out the Madame’s PodcastAbout the ShowWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the daily prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Please email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Carly GaddMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

36. with Zec Richardson About This EpisodeRecorded on the hottest day of the year, we're joined by co-host of Disability Horizons TV, Zec Richardson, who chats about his life with ME and how society treats him differently now he uses a wheelchair.View complete Episode Guides and transcripts to this and every episode, visit www.labledpodcast.co.ukDisclaimer: This show regularly covers personal and sometimes controversial topics, so listeners may hear the language, including profanity or terminology that they find offensive. Please be aware of this as you listen to this episode.About the ShowWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the daily prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Please email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Carly GaddMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

fABLEd 4 The Little Mermaid About This EpisodeIn the latest episode of the miniseries, fABLEd Alice & Lucy discuss the Disney and original incarnations of the Little Mermaid, and they both discuss how the story contains themes of internalised ableism.View complete Episode Guides and transcripts to this and every episode, visit www.labledpodcast.co.ukDisclaimer: This show regularly covers personal and sometimes controversial topics, so listeners may hear the language, including profanity or terminology that they find offensive. Please be aware of this as you listen to this episode.About the ShowWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled, and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Carly GaddMusic: Maisy CrundenSocial Media Coordinator: Ami Ireland Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

35. with Colm WhooleyAbout This EpisodeAfter a motorcycle accident left Colm Whooley with a spinal cord injury, he dedicated his life to disability advocacy, and in 1993, he set up Spinal Injuries Ireland.View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

34. with Katrina HazellAbout This Episodewe are joined by former Ms Wheelchair New York Katrina Hazell. Katrina talks to us about her experience at school and how this has fuelled her to become an advocate for inclusive and equal education for disabled children.View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

33. with Emily ManockAbout This EpisodeThis week we chat with Emily Manock, who has Cerebal Palsy, and is currently living in Paris, on an internship for a rare disease charity, Eurodis. Emily talks to Lucy and Alice about how the pandemic made her reflect on her career as a journalist, and change to work in the charity sector.View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

fABLEd 3. Jane EyreAbout This EpisodeIn the third episode of our fABLEd series, Alice discusses with Lucy, the depictions of disability and mental health conditions in the literary classic Jane Eyre. From the perceived ‘madness’ of Bertha to the visual impairment of Mr. Rochester, this tale sparks discussions about disability representation in the mid-1800s and the messages Charlotte Bronte was trying to convey by using mental health and disability within the book's charactersView the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

32. with MaysoonAbout This EpisodeThis week Alice and Lucy sit down with American comedian, Actress, Advocate and now Alice and Lucy's new BFF Advocate Maysoon Zayid. Maysoon told us she never does Podcast Interviews! In this wirl wind of a recording, We talk to her about her projects and life as a disabled comedian.View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

LGBTQ+ Pride Season 5: Adam HullAbout This EpisodeIn our final episode of our 2022 Pride Season, we are joined for the first time by our Editor Adam Hull!We discuss what we have learnt as a team during these special episodes and Adam reflects on what Pride and accurate representation means to him as a gay manView the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

LGBTQ+ Pride Season 4: Leo AllanachAbout This EpisodeThis week we are joined by Leo Allanach, a trans filmmaker. Leo tells us how he was influenced by positive depictions of disabled characters in fiction and the importance of casting disabled actors in disabled roles for film and TV.View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

LGBTQ+ Pride Season 3: Lee SamuelsAbout This EpisodeThis week we're joined by educator and LGBTQ+ advocate Lee Samuels who tells us how being diagnosed with HIV has changed his attitude to life and how his sexuality influences his approach to teaching.View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

LGBTQ+ Pride Season 2022 2: Elle Rose About This EpisodeElle Rose talks to us about sexuality and experience in mental health hospitals. She also tells us about how difficult she has found it to get the right support for her ADHD whilst also being under the care of mental health professionals.View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

LGBTQ+ Pride Season 2022 1: History Lesson Audre LaudeAbout This EpisodeProfiling people from history who lived survived and thrived with a disability or chronic illness.In the first episode of our LGBTQIA Pride series, we meet with our historian Daisy Holder to talk about American poet and activitist Audre LaudeView the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

fABLEd 2: ChangelingsAbout This EpisodeIn the second of our fABLEd series, Lucy explores the Changling myth, the belief that healthy children would be swapped for monstrous, deformed and disabled fairies and left for the human parents to raise. This episode contains discussions about abuse and violence and death.For complete Episode Guides, links and transcripts to this and every episode, visit www.labledpodcast.co.ukAbout the ShowWith insights from a different guest in every episode,  lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.If you want more exclusive content, sign up for our newsletter.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Carly GaddMusic: Maisy CrundenSocial Media Coordinator: Ami Ireland Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

29. With Peter Godby WattAbout This EpisodeOur guest this week is a former scene of crime photographer Peter Goadby Watt who tells us about crime scene photography and how he had to change his approach to work and attitude to life after acquiring his walking impairment.View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With insights from a different guest in every episode,  lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.This show regularly covers very personal and sometimes controversial topics, so listeners may hear the language, including profanity or terminology that they find offensive. Please be aware of this as you listen to this episode.For complete Episode Guides and transcripts to this and every episode, visit www.labledpodcast.co.uk; if you want more exclusive content, sign up for our newsletter.About This EpisodeThis week, our guest is former Equalities Convener for the Scottish National Party Fiona Robertson as a prelude to our LGBTQIA Pride Series. We talk about the importance of intersectional inclusion and the difficulties of promoting equality within the current political system.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Carly GaddMusic: Maisy CrundenSocial Media Coordinator: Ami Ireland Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

History Lesson 7: Maria Theresia von ParadisAbout This EpisodeAlice Evans, Daisy Holder & Lucy Wood bring you another History Lesson. Profiling people from history who lived survived and thrived with a disability or chronic illness.In our latest, slightly anarchic History Lesson, we learn about the Austrian musician and composer Maria Theresia von Paradis, who lost her sight early in life. It is alleged Mozart may have written his Piano Concerto No. 18 for her.View the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

29. With Emily Pomroy – SmithAbout This EpisodeIn this week's episode, we sit down with lABLEd’s Superfan Emily Pomroy Smith. We talk about Ableism and how her experiences as a disabled woman have helped shaped the political beliefs she stands forView the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam Hull Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

28. With Richard Luke Our guest this week is Cerebal Palsy Campaigner Richard Luke, Who shares yet more public transport horror stories, employment, disabled sex and relationshipsView the full list of resources, links and transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

27. With Holly GreaderLucy and Alice are joined by blogger and chronic illness advocate Holly Greader talks about how her writing helps her process her diagnosis, how the pandemic levelled out access requirements for the disabled and the damaging effects of virtue volunteeringView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

26. With Emma ClareLucy and Alice are joined by mental health Advocate Emma Clare, who shares her personal experience of paranoid schizophrenia. Emma discusses her mental health in detail and how those experiences help her understand the needs of the people, she supports in her work.Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

25. Access makes a Big DifferenceThere’s been a bit of a hiccup.In this week's episode, we’re devastated to announce that we have had to cancel our plans to see Rosie Jones at this year’s Leicester Comedy Festival. We have learnt that the venue Rosie will be performing at is not accessible to wheelchair users and decided that if the organisers are not willing to support essential accessibility for everyone, then we would not be willing to support the event.lABLEd includes everyone. Nobody gets left behind.Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

24. With Charlie RandellAlice and Lucy run the gamut of topics with their guest Charlie Randell; talking about everything from dating to surgery as well as the ever-present perception of disability access as an inconvenience. Charlie is a disability and lifestyle vlogger who takes a candid approach to advocacy, championing fitness and inclusion Charlie challenges assumptions with his online brand Not Quite Politically Correct.Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

fABLEd 1 The Legend of OdinAbout This EpisodeNew from the lABLEd team, hosts Alice Evans and Lucy Wood introduce their new series fABLEd, which showcases fictional characters with disabilities and differences. The subject of this first episode is the mythical figure Odin, the Norse God of Wisdom who traded one of his eyes in exchange for knowledge of the end of the world. This episode draws on the surviving artefacts and stories that exist from Viking history, as well as exploring the more recent depictions of Odin in Marvel’s Thor movies.Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportSupport this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Sarah MatthewsSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

lABLEd Podcast Christmas Message 2021Merry Christmas to all from the lABLEd Podcast!  We wanted to record a little message for all our listeners, who have supported us in our first year! In this short message, we give thanks and tell you about a special competition we've got for you!  With all our love, Team lABLEd xTo read the complete transcription, visit www.labledpodcast.co.uk. Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Please email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to keep this show going. You can visit our Go Fund Me. If you want more exclusive content, sign up for our newsletter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

23. The 12 Days of the Disabled Christmas with Roland ChestersAbout This EpisodeIn our last full episode of the year, we speak to Author, Roland Chesters about defying the odds with his HIV diagnosis with a disability, and Alice, Lucy and Roland run down the 12 days of a disabled ChristmasFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Sarah MatthewsSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

History Lesson 6 Samuel JohnsonAbout This EpisodeAlice Evans, Daisy Holder & Lucy Wood bring you another History Lesson as we profile people from history who lived, survived and thrived with a disability or chronic illnessWe take a deep dive into the life of Dr Samuel Johnson, poet, playwright, and Lexicographer and is seen by many as the father of the modern Dictionary.This episode looks at his work, and his rarely discussed health conditions.As part of the research for this episode we worked with the Samuel Johnson Birthplace MuseumFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Sarah MatthewsSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

22. With Mik ScarlettLucy and Alice are joined by broadcaster, journalist, presenter, actor, musician, commentator Mik Scarlet who talks about his life and career in the media and his passion for the arts and working with disabled creativesAbout This EpisodeFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Sarah MatthewsSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

21. Armistice Day Special with Simon Weston CBE About This EpisodePodcast mark Armistice Day Alice and Lucy are joined by Falklands War Veteran, Simon Weston CBE. In June 1982 Simon who was aboard the Sir Galahad that was bombed during the conflict. Out of the 30 strong platoon, 22 men were killed, leaving Simon with 46% burns to his body and his face and severely disfigured. Simon became very well-known after the Falklands War and following an intense and painful recovery has dedicated his life to charity work and activism. In this enlightening episode, Simon discusses his accident, recovery and how his life experiences have shaped his outlook on lifeFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Sarah MatthewsSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Black History Month 2021 History Lesson 5 Sundiata KeitaAbout This EpisodeAlice Evans, Daisy Holder & Lucy Wood bring you another History Lesson as we profile people from history who lived, survived and thrived with a disability or chronic illnessIn honour of Black History Month, Alice, Lucy alongside Disability Historian Daisy Holder are joined by the Host of Dope Black Disabled Podcast, Kimmy Soko to discuss the life of Sundiata Keita, the first ruler of the Mali Empire in the 13th century C.E. He laid the foundation for a powerful and wealthy African empire and proclaimed the first charter of human rights, the Manden Charter who also happened to be disabledFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Sarah MatthewsSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

20. What is Ableism with Gem Turner?About This EpisodeAlice and Lucy talk to Blogger and Disability Consultant Gem Turner and take a deep dive into the topic of Ableism and how non-disabled people can be allies to the disabled community.Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Sarah MatthewsSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

History Lesson 4: Lady Violet Aspley CBEAbout This EpisodeAlice, Lucy and Disability Historian Daisy Holder discuss the life of Lady Violet Aspley CBE, left disabled after a hunting accident, after inheriting the Parliamentary seat in Bristol from her husband, she gave her maiden speech to parliament was given from her wheelchair in 1930Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Sarah MatthewsSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

19. with Carrie Ann LightleyAbout This EpisodeIn the first episode, we ever recorded, Award-winning Travel and Accessibility Blogger, Carrie - Ann Lightley joins Alice and Lucy as they discuss all things Holiday, Adventure Travel and her life as a wheelchair userFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Sarah MatthewsSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

18. with Gemma StevensonAbout This EpisodeIn the last of our Paralympic specials, we speak to International Cheerleading Champion, tennis athlete and broadcaster, Gemma Stevenson about her Wheelchair Tennis Career, inclusion in sport, Inspiration Porn that the Paralympics sometimes bringsThis episode contains mentions of eating disorders and psychological abuse, which some people may find triggeringFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Sarah MatthewsSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

17. with Gemma SteelAbout This EpisodeIn the second of our Paralympic specials, we speak to GB runner Gemma Steel. Gemma competed in the 2018 Commonwealth Games and has run against Paula Radcliffe. In the episode, we discuss how running helps Gemma manage her ADHD, How Disabled people make great employees and her plans for the future This episode contains mentions of eating disorders and suicide, which some people may find triggeringFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Sarah MatthewsSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

16. with Liz WrightAbout This EpisodeThis week, we kick off our Paralympic Specials with Paralympic Medallist, Disability Campaigner, Keynote Speaker, Writer, Editor and Consultant, Liz Wright. Liz, who competed in the 96 Atlanta and 2000 Sydney Games, talks to Alice and Lucy about Para sport, Representation, Mental Health and much more!Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Sarah MatthewsSocial Media Coordinator: Ami IrelandMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

15. with James BloodworthAbout This EpisodeJournalist James talks to Alice and Lucy about his late ADHD Diagnosis at 37 and how he's using his occupation to talk about the disorderFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Sarah MatthewsMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

14. with Jennie BerryAbout This EpisodeAlice and Lucy sit down with social media influencer, Jennie Berry aka ‘Wheelie Good Life’ and discuss living her life online and how she is helping to create awareness around disabilities to a non-disabled audience.Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullTranscriptionist: Sarah MatthewsMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

13. Alice’s Cane Training JourneyAbout This EpisodeThis week, Alice talks to Lucy about the new experience of Cane Training and the emotions and feelings that come with it. Find out why and how Alice is mastering this new mobility aidFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

12. with Paul DarkeAbout This Episodetalk to Dr Paul Darke, British academic, artist and disability rights activist. We discuss his early life, career, and his specialist subject of disability in cinema.Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

History Lesson 3 Horatio NelsonAbout This EpisodeAlice Evans Daisy Holder & Lucy Wood, bring you another History Lesson as we profile people from history who lived, survived and thrived with a disability or chronic illness. We take a deep dive into the life of Horatio Nelson, who sustained many life-changing injuries and is still widely regarded as one of Britain’s greatest Naval figuresFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

History Lesson 2 Rosemary KennedyAbout This EpisodeAlice Evans, Daisy Holder & Lucy Wood bring you another History Lesson as we profile people from history who lived, survived and thrived with a disability or chronic illness. In this episode, we discuss the life of Rosemary Kennedy and explore how a drastic procedure in 1941 profoundly affected her for the rest life.Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

8. With Jo Hemmings (Bonus episode - In Association with Versus Arthritis)About This Episodechat to Jo Hemmings, Behavioural & Media Psychologist and Relationship Coach. As part of Versus Arthritis Campaign, #ThePainfulTruth, in this episode, we discuss the impact under-representation of Disabilities and Chronic Illness in the media can have on society,Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

8. With Jasmine Leslie (In Association with Versus Arthritis)About This EpisodeAs part of Versus Arthritis Campaign, #ThePainfulTruth, Jasmine discusses her life with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis and how she deals with this as a young woman with fluctuating, invisible disability.Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

8. : with Jack & Tom (Hosts of Challenging Behaviours Podcast)About This EpisodeAlice and Lucy Chat with Jack and Tom from Challenging Behaviors Podcast, an discuss how podcasting and allyship go hand in hand for disability advocates Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

8. with Amy AmanteaAbout This EpisodeCanadian Amy Amantea joins Alice & Lucy to talk about her work making the theatre accessible for all and how she's using creativity to spark conversation around disability to non-disabled people.Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

World Autism Awareness Week 2021: Episode 5: Lydia WilkinsAbout This EpisodeLydia discusses how her career as a journalist helps her with her diagnosis of autismFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

World Autism Awareness Week 2021: Episode 4: Graham RodgersAbout This EpisodeGraham talks about how Autism affected his Mental Health and how his diagnosis led him to set up a local autism support group for others with the condition.Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

World Autism Awareness Week 2021: Episode 3: Ira KramerAbout This EpisodeIra talks about how their diagnosis during grad school helped her learn more about who they are, the importance of recognising intersectionality within disability spaces and talks about the damaging effects of controversial 'cures.'This episode contains details of Autism conversion therapy.Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

World Autism Awareness Week 2021: Episode 2: Helen RottierAbout This EpisodeAlice & Lucy sit down with Academic, Helen Rottier to talk about the importance of online spaces for Autistic and Disabled People, Academic Ableism and how she's coped with change during the pandemicFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

World Autism Awareness Week 2021: Episode 1: The History of AutismAbout This EpisodeAlice, Daisy and Lucy kick off this mini-series focusing on autism and the autistic experience, with a deep dive into the history of the development of the diagnosis of autism. For links to all resources please visit our websiteThis episode references the Holocaust and NazisFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

7. With Jessica SmithAbout This EpisodeJessica talks very openly about life with Marfan Syndrome and the emergency surgery that saved her life.Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.*THIS EPISODE CONTAINS GRAPHIC DESCRIPTIONS OF MEDICAL PROCEDURES*Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1. With Louise SteelAbout This EpisodeLouise discusses her adult diagnosis of Autism and how music and performance has helped her express herself.Listen to Louise's Music on SpotifyFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

5. With Lee BettlesAbout This EpisodeAdvocate Lee talks about owning his identity as a disabled person, his work with inclusive theatre company EGO Performance Company and the importance of being an approachable Disabled Person. A full transcript of this episode can be found on our websiteFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

History Lesson 1 Rosa & SarahAbout This EpisodeIn the first of our special episodes focusing on historical figures with Disability and Health conditions, Lucy and Alice discuss the life and impact of Political Activist, Rosa May Billinghurst & French Theatre star Sarah Bernheardt. A list of references, resources and a full transcript for this episode can be found atFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

4. With Daisy HolderAbout This EpisodeHistorian and Disabled Person, Daisy Holder, talks about her life lupus & EDS, how she plans to bring her love of history to the podcast.During the Covid Pandemic, Daisy began documenting its effect on disabled people with her Covid archive project.Follow Daisy's workTwitter @daisyholderIG: @disabilityhistorysnapshotsAdd to The Covid Disability ArchiveFollow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1. With Kerry ThompsonAbout This EpisodeWe talk to the campaigner and disability advocate about her work and how she became known as ‘the Toilet Queen.’Find out more about KerryMore info on Changing Places Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2. With Alice EvansAbout This EpisodeAlice talks about her life with Retinitis Pigmentosa, finding body confidence and what it’s really like to be a Guide Dog owner.Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1. With Lucy WoodAbout This EpisodeSelf-proclaimed Four-Wheeled Wonder Woman, Lucy talks about life with Cerebral Palsy, which has given her opportunities, and how being different can be a strength.Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod To find out moreAbout the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opens up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or Question? Email us!lABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund MeView the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An Introduction to lABLEd... The PodcastAbout This EpisodeAlice Evans & Lucy Wood introduce their brand new Podcast focusing on Disability, Illness & Difference.Drawing on our own lived experiences of disability, we created the lABLEd Podcast, which puts the focus back on the individuals and the voices and stories of disabled people rather than societal expectations.Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @labledpod to learn more.About the Show & how to supportWith insights from a different guest in every episode, lABLEd Podcast uncovers the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments. Host Alice Evans and Lucy Wood and their guest discuss how it shapes personal identities and opensup  up about the prejudices that disable, and chronically ill people face daily.Support this PodcastLike LABLEd Podcast on FacebookTweet lABLEd PodcastFollow LABLEd Podcast on InstagramGot a comment or E-mailtion? Email uslABLEd Podcast is currently self-funded. Please consider donating to our Go Fund Me.View the full transcript of this episode at www.labledpodcast.co.ukProduction TeamHosts: Alice Evans and Lucy WoodEditor: Adam HullMusic: Maisy Crunden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Disability advocates Alice Evans and Lucy Wood announce the release of their upcoming disability, chronic illness, and health podcast: lABLEd – the Podcast. Launching on January 7th, the show aims to put the power of definition back in the hands of those typically pigeonholed and targeted by societal labelling.Drawing on their own experiences of disability, co-hosts Alice and Lucy offer a refreshingly personal honest, funny and occasionally dark insight into disability and difference. Whether it’s the truth behind guide dog ownership or the secret power of being the only disabled person in the room, this new Podcast will aim to bring penetrative insights and promote informed conversations, whilst fostering community.With contributions from a different guest each week, lABLEd will showcase the vast spectrum of life with health conditions and impairments, discussing how it shapes personal identities and opening up about the prejudices that disabled and chronically ill people face when you live with a label. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.