"Medical professionals were quick to question my ability to parent." Eliza Hull is a mother with a physical disability. She is also a singer, songwriter and producer. In this episode Eliza talks about becoming a parent for the first time and the discrimination and ableist behaviour around parents with disabilities.

"I had to keep that really secret." Carly Findlay is a blogger, writer, speaker and appearance activist who lives with a skin condition called Ichthyosis. In this episode you’ll discover what it’s like growing up looking different, what some of her biggest challenges are as a result of her condition and about her amazing project" Growing Up Disabled in Australia".

"You know, it is just life changing stuff." Perry Cross raises funds for medical research to find a cure for paralysis caused by spinal injuries. Now with his good mate Tom Ray they have started a new life changing initiative. In this episode Pete and Tristram talk with Perry and Tom Ray about determination, passion and plans for the future.

"We were honestly the two happiest people ever in a funeral home." You won't believe where the inspiration for Priscilla Sutton's world famous exhibition came from.

In this episode Pete and Tristram talk with Priscilla about her difficult decision to amputate her lower leg, how she organised its cremation and how her exhibition 'Spare Parts' came about.

"I knew I just had to spend more time with this girl." In this episode Pete and Tristram talk with Barney and Kada Miller about how a chance meeting at a bar lead to their beautiful love story, their plans for the future and what living a bold life means to them.

"It was like an epiphany. I thought, Oh my God." Madeline Stuart is the world's most famous supermodel with Down Syndrome. In this episode Pete and Tristram talk with her mum, Rosanne Stuart, about some of their struggles, Madeline's rise to fame and their plans for the future.

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