Electric bikes (or electric trikes) come in many styles and sizes. Everybody eBikes aim to be in clusive and make it easier for everybody to be assisted and stock a wide range of options for people with balance issues or living with disabilities.

In this episode I chat with Monique Russell, Account Director with Blend Creative, a multi-service graphic design studio that has been providing real work opportunities to designers with disability since 1990.

In this episode I chat with Scarlett Jennings, someone who certainly fills her week out, being involved in girl guides, cafe work, radio, workplace skills and Zoom Party Nights!

JAM is an inclusive fashion label designed with people with disability in mind. Emma Clegg and Molly Rogers have over 14 years of collective experience in the disability sector and are incredibly passionate about the inclusion of people with disability.

Link Magazine is Australia’s premier national cross-disability publication. The magazine is published in print & online six times a year to share the latest news, research and opinion on issues facing the disability sector. Advertising consultant Michelle Stevens joins me to explain more.

Reach is a team of passionate and experienced individuals committed to partnering with anyone living with challenges to their mental, physical or emotional wellbeing. In this episode I chat with Tom Whiting.

In this episode I chat with Jade and Gavin from Adventure Crew who are driven to create an inclusive community, that looks past obstacles, embraces innovation, & promotes opportunity for people to live the life they choose.

In this special episode, I'm joined by my producer, Daz, as we look back at some of the chats we've had in the first part of 2022.

Darlinghurst Theatre Company has become one of the largest employers of artists and arts workers in the not-for-profit sector, and a company that is renowned for its dedication to the integrity of artists vision, welfare and accessibility. Accessibility Manager Jacqueline Tooley joins me to explain more.

Kara Pollard is a young lady with a disability who has already achieved some wonderful things since graduating from school in 2019, including obtaining her learners permit; finding paid employment; and being part of the Live2Achieve program.