The voice of Australian commercial radio, Ben Sorensen joins us today in the hot seat.

Taryn Best, host of the Perth Business Podcast joins us in the hot seat today. Born with a deformed left hand Taryn has built up a considerable follow with one of the most successful business podcasts in Western Australia.

If you have a disablity, and would like to come onto the show. Contact our producer Dave at [email protected]. Be sure to mention your superpower!

Nick de Graaf, surfer, skater, founder of the MAWS group and mental health advocate joins us in the hot seat today.

This week's superhuman is none other than the young entrepreneur, public speaker and entrepreneur Danyal Diallo from Canberra, ACT. 

About today's guest

Danyal talks with a limp and the story behind that is a bit grim. The incident has left him in a dark place but he has emerged out of that cave feeling stronger and better and wanted to say to those in that self-imposed mental cave that they don't have to be there any longer. Danyal wishes to inspire them to realise once again that they are able and that they have so much to give to this world.

For more information visit https://tedxcasey.com/danyal-diallo/ or connect with Danyal on Social Media Here.

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Hey, what's up  A.B.L.E crew,

We are currently finishing off a whole new season of chatting with superhumans.  Before we do, earlier this year your boy Luke was interviewed on another podcast. Here is that full episode.

And a big shout out to Carma Levene from So Media Group for the interview.

Today's guest is Irene Georgakopolous, founder of Physio Inq. Irene has her own battles with MS (Multiple Sclerosis) however today she has kindly share with us, tips and tricks for disabled people and their carers at home.

Today's superhuman is Zoe Simmons from Canberra.

Zoe lives with bipolar and extreme anxiety her whole life and it impacted me severely—but she still worked my butt off, topped classes in high school and university, and have a pretty decent writing business she now runs.

Today's superhuman is Chloe Andrew, founder of Studio Misfits Hair Salon in Perth. What sets Studio Misfits apart is that they have created an all-inclusive space for gender diverse and neurodiverse people, because life is too short to fit in. Chloe kindly discusses her taste in music, hair styles and life in general. 

To find out more visit https://studiomisfits.com.au/ or check her work out on Instagram here

Today's superhuman is Dr Raman K Attri from Singapore. Dr Attri caught polio when he was young, growing up in India. He is often called a man who can't walk but teaches others to walk faster. Walk faster means guiding then how to speed up the learning and performance as a professional and as an organisation. Despite that, he earned over 100 international credentials, 2 Doctorates, wrote 20 books and is now the world's leading authority on speed and efficiency.

Today's guest is Jess van Zeil, from Melbourne. At age 21 Jess caught melanoma, which resulted in her losing an eye. That has not slowed her down, as she has travelled the world, built up a following on Instagram and has completed writing her book.