Despite growing conversations around representation, one area continues to be left behind: authentic representation of disabled people as sexual beings in film and television. In this episode, actor and Deaf advocate Nathan Borg and writer, actress, and activist Hannah Diviney dive deep into the ongoing invisibility of disabled people in stories about sex, intimacy, and romance — and how they’re working to change that.

Disability, Sex and What’s Missing on our Screens

Love Without Limits peels back the curtain on the real-life experiences of dating and intimacy for disabled people. Hosted by disability advocates and comedians Madeleine Stewart and Alistair Baldwin, this bold new series is equal parts hilarious and heartfelt—challenging tired narratives with honest, cheeky, and deeply human stories. Each episode features candid conversations with guests who share personal tales of love, sex, dating, and relationships—from burgeoning romances and long-term partnerships to flings, friendships, self-love and everything in between. No topic is off-limits, with discussions delving into sexual health, relationship dynamics, and overcoming the barriers to intimacy that people with disability can face. Love Without Limits is unapologetically funny, modern, and fearless. It smashes stereotypes and redefines how we talk about love, sex, and disability.

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Disability, Sex and What’s Missing on our Screens

Disability, Sex and What’s Missing on our Screens