Category Archives: Show Notes

Journalist James talks to Alice and Lucy about his late ADHD Diagnosis at 37 and how he’s using his occupation to talk about the disorder

This week, Alice 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.

Alice talks to Lucy about her new experience of Can Training and enlightens her on the thoughts and feelings that come with it. Find out why & how Alice is mastering this new mobility aid

In this Episode, hosts Alice Evans and Lucy Wood talk to Dr. Paul Darke, British academic, artist and disability rights activist. In this episode, we discuss his early life, career, and his specialist subject of disability in cinema.

Alice 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 greatestContinueContinue reading “lABLEd Podcast History Lesson 3: Horatio Nelson”

As part of Versus Arthritis Campaign, #ThePainfulTruth – Psychologist Jo Hemmings discusses the impact under-representation of Disabilities and Chronic Illness in the media can have on society

As part of Versus Arthritis Campaign, #ThePainfulTruth – Psychologist Jo Hemmings discusses the impact under-representation of Disabilities and Chronic Illness in the media can have on society

As part of Versus Arthritis Campaign, #ThePainfulTruth, Jasmine discusses her life with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis and how she, as a young woman, deals with this fluctuating, invisible disability.

Hosts of the Challenging Behaviours Podcast, Jack & Tom talk about fronting their own podcast around disability and how they create genuinely insightful, thought provoking content

Canadian 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.