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.

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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.

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About our Guest

Ross 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.

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Instagram - @rosslannon

TikTok- @rosslannon

Facebook.com/ALifeOnWheels

Blog: www.alifeonwheels.co.uk

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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.

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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.

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About 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.

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https://accessmyevents.co.uk/

https://www.facebook.com/AccessMyEvents

https://twitter.com/AccessMyEvents

https://www.instagram.com/accessmyevents/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/zubee-kibria/

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Jon 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.

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About our Guest

Jon 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.

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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.

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Chloe 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.

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About our Guest

Chloe 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.

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Visit Chloe's Website

Connect with Chloe on LinkedIn

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In 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

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Hosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy Wood

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Music: Maisy Crunden

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