Dis Sport Pod

Join Peter in this episode of 'Dis Sport Pod' as he sits down with the dynamic duo, Neil and Laura Fachie. Prepare for an engaging conversation that dives deep into their extraordinary journeys in the world of sport. As competitive athletes, advocates for inclusivity, and inspirations to many, the Fachies share their personal stories of triumph, resilience, and the power of perseverance. Together, they discuss their motivations, the challenges they face, and their vision for an inclusive future in sports.

Whether you're a sports fan seeking inspiration or just curious about the drive behind elite athletes, this episode promises insights. Tune in to 'Dis Sport Pod' and immerse yourself in the world of the Fachies, where love, sport, and advocacy intertwine in the most beautiful way!

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This episode was recorded during Day 7 of the Paralympics.

In this episode, Peter talks to Sam White who is a Why Can't We journalist and he talks about his experience of Paris after he went during the Olympics. Sam also talks about his thoughts on the overall view of the Paralympics and the challenges faced.

Peter and Sam then talk about the Paralympics and some of the results focusing on ParalympicsGB. They also look to what events they are looking forward to and discuss the potential of seeing standing tennis in the Paralympics.

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Naledi and Peter talk about the Paralympics so far with a look at some of the highlights and talk about medals

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Peter and Naledi sit down and talk to Corie Mapp who is a multiple World Cup, World Championship and European Championship medallist in Para Bobsleigh.

A Lance Corporal in the British Army, Corie lost both legs when his military vehicle ran over an explosive device in Afghanistan in 2010. Among other injuries, he suffered a broken jaw, severed lip and punctured lung but three years later he was representing Great Britain at the European Championships for sitting volleyball.

He took part in the Invictus Games in 2014 and it was Help the Heroes that introduced him to bobsleigh at a trial camp in Calgary a year earlier.

Since then, he's a serial winner in para bobsleigh and talks about how he got there as well as some advice if you have ever thought of following in his footsteps.

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Amy Truesdale talks to Naledi and Peter about her involvement in Para-Taekwondo, reflections on her past and her plans for the future. With Paris 2024 on the horizon this podcast gives you an insight to the athletes mind. This episode was recorded on Thursday 22nd February.

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Peter sits down on Zoom with Paralympian and presenter Stefanie Reid to talk about how she went from a bio-chemist to competing in 4 Paralympics and transitioning into the world of the media. Stef gives useful tips to people pursuing a career in disability sport and talks about how the sports are developing all the time. Make sure to listen and don't forget to subscribe.

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Peter Harding and Shaun Malone are joined by broadcaster Andy Stevenson who gives an insight to how he has made a success of broadcasting disability sport to the masses. This is the first episode of Series 2 and was recorded live in Media City.

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Interview with Gordon Reid ahead of Roland Garros.

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