This episode Roland and Evie speak with Natalie Wade from Equality Lawyers as she gives us a clear and refreshing take on disability rights, legislation, and what the future could bring. Equality Lawyers, Disability Rights in Real Life Handbook, DSC newsletter, DSC Website, DSC training, TRANSCRIPT

Roland and Evie are back and starting the year off right with guest Eddie Bartnik, one of the key pioneers of Local Area Coordination. If you've ever wanted a crash course on why LAC could be the saving grace of the scheme, this is the episode for you.

In the 2nd installment of our BCI series Roland and Sally dive in the deep end with Richard Orr from Inclusion WA to investigate if it's possible to run a successful NDIS business where everything is built on trust.

We speak with John Walsh, former NDIA board member and one of the key designers of the NDIS to discuss why he's in favour of independent assessments, rethinking 'reasonable and necessary' and the importance of real funds flexibility. John's submission to the JSC, DSC newsletter, DSC Website, DSC training, TRANSCRIPT

In DSC's special new series, Roland and Sally interview Kate Fulton of Avivo to investigate whether you can run an NDIS business where the focus is supporting staff to be their best selves at work.

Come spend an hour in the world of Kurt Fearnley (honestly, you'll wish it was longer!) where we discuss fear, resilience, pain and pride..you know, small talk. Oh, and we discuss Kurt's new podcast about the NDIS - 'A Nation Changed'.

We kick off the new year with David Militz, CEO of Carers SA, talking about some of the hot buttons in the carers space.

In a conversation you will want to join, Roland, Vanessa and Evie wrap up 2020 with reflections about a year we are already itching to forget (and Roland can now kiss his potential career in the QS Commission goodbye). Failing through the gaps article, DSC newsletter, DSC Website, DSC training, TRANSCRIPT

This week we chat to Healthy Mind website creator Dr Peter Baldwin and 3DN's Prof Julian Trollor about their experiences working on the edge of the mental health and disability divide.