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56 lABLEd Podcast Review of the Year 2023

Alice and Adam and Dora visit Lucy at home to talk about the achievement and best bits of lABLEd Podcast and look ahead to 2024

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Christmas History Lesson 11: The Romanovs & The Russian Revolution

Part Two: Discovering the Christmas Connection

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As the podcast unravels the gripping story of the Romanovs, surprising ties to the festive season emerge.

Join Alice, Lucy, and Daisy in this captivating two-part episode as they weave together history, intrigue, and the holiday spirit, uncovering the unexpected ways in which the story of Rasputin and the Russian Revolution is very loosely entwined with the magic of Christmas.

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Christmas History Lesson 11: The Romanovs & The Russian Revolution

Part 1: Unravelling Rasputin and the Russian Revolution

About the Episode

In this special two-part episode of the LABLEd Podcast, hosts Alice and Lucy invite the show's resident disability historian, Daisy Holder, to delve into an unexpected yet intriguing historical connection between Rasputin, the Russian Revolution, the House of Romanov, and the holiday season.

Alice and Lucy, joined by Daisy Holder, embark on a captivating journey through the tumultuous history of Rasputin's influence on the Russian monarchy and the events leading to the Revolution. Daisy's expertise sheds light on Rasputin's enigmatic persona, his impact on the Romanovs, and the political turmoil that shaped a nation.

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About this Episode

In the latest fABLEd episode of lABLEd Podcast, Alice takes Lucy on a thought-provoking journey into the heart of disability representation in the iconic 1987 film, RoboCop. Join her, as they dissect the layers of this sci-fi classic, revealing hidden narratives that resonate with the disability community.

Diving into the futuristic world of Detroit, Alice and Lucy explore the transformation of Alex Murphy into the cybernetic law enforcement officer known as RoboCop. They unravel the symbolism behind the character's evolution, shedding light on how his journey mirrors the experiences of individuals navigating disability in the real world.

The hosts engage in a candid conversation about the portrayal of disability in RoboCop, discussing the film's impact on societal perceptions and the challenges faced by those with physical differences. They explore how the narrative addresses themes of identity, resilience, and the intersectionality of disability.

As the discussion unfolds, the hosts also draw parallels between the dystopian landscape of RoboCop and contemporary issues surrounding accessibility, adaptive technology, and the ongoing fight to be seen as human, Through their engaging banter and insightful commentary, Alice and Lucy provide a fresh lens through which listeners can reevaluate the lasting impact of RoboCop's portrayal of disability.

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55. With Jemma Brown.

About this Episode

In this episode of lABLEd Podcast, hosts Alice and Lucy have the honor of sitting down with Jemma Brown, a passionate Accessibility Advocate and former disability caucus steering committee member for the Women's Equality Party.

Join the conversation as Jemma opens up about her extraordinary life as an advocate living with a visual impairment.

Listeners will gain deep insights into the challenges she has faced and the transformative power of advocacy. Together, they explore the intricacies of her journey, shedding light on the importance of accessibility and inclusivity.

Prepare to be inspired by Jemma's resilience, determination, and unwavering commitment to breaking down barriers. Tune in to this powerful episode and discover the profound impact of one individual's advocacy in creating a more equitable world for all

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Hosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy Wood

Editor: Adam Hull

Music: Maisy Crunden

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5. Disability and Technology Spotlight Series 2023 With Damien Williams

Ai, Space Exploration and Disabled People 

About this Episode

Welcome to the fifth and final episode of our lABLEd Podcast Disability and Technology Spotlight series for 2023. In this groundbreaking episode, your hosts Alice and Lucy are joined by Dr. Damien P. Williams, Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Data Science at the University of North Carolina. Together, they venture into the vast expanse of space, exploring the intersection of AI, disability, and the future of space travel.

In this riveting conversation, Damien Patrick Williams, a leading expert in the fields of Philosophy and Data Science, sheds light on the pivotal role disabled individuals can and should play in the future of space exploration. With a keen focus on AI and its relationship with disability, the episode delves into how emerging technologies are reshaping the landscape of space travel.

As we navigate through the cosmos of possibilities, Damien shares his profound insights into the ethical considerations surrounding AI, machine intelligence, and biotechnologies. The discussion isn’t merely technical; it's a philosophical exploration of how these advancements are deeply intertwined with our societal values, knowledge systems, and the experiences of marginalized communities.

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Drawing from his extensive research, Damien uncovers the often-overlooked narratives within the history of space exploration, emphasizing the vital importance of diverse voices in shaping our technosocial future. By challenging existing norms and advocating for inclusivity, this episode inspires listeners to reimagine a future where everyone, regardless of ability, has a stake in humanity's journey beyond our planet.

Tune in to this enlightening episode of lABLEd Podcast as we embark on a voyage that transcends the stars, highlighting the immense contributions disabled individuals can make in shaping the future of space travel and advancing the frontiers of human knowledge.

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About this Episode

n the fourth episode of the lABLEd Podcast's groundbreaking Disability and Technology series, hosts Alice and Lucy embark on an inspiring conversation with Arevya, a disabled and chronically ill Norwegian content creator, and a fierce advocate for gaming accessibility. Arevya's story is not just about her love for gaming, but also her relentless passion for inclusivity in the gaming world.

In this episode, Arevya opens up about her personal experiences as a gamer with disabilities and chronicles her journey towards becoming a prominent voice in the gaming accessibility advocacy sphere. Listeners will be captivated by her determination to break down barriers within the gaming industry, making it a more welcoming space for everyone, regardless of their abilities.

Arevya shares the profound impact of sharing her access needs online. Through candid discussions about her own requirements, she inadvertently discovered that her openness was not just empowering for herself, but it was also immensely helpful for others who needed access accommodations while gaming. Her realization that her advocacy was making a tangible difference highlights the power of community and solidarity in the face of challenges.

Tune in to this episode of lABLEd Podcast to hear Arevya's compelling story of resilience, innovation, and advocacy. Join Alice, Lucy, and Arevya as they delve into the world of gaming accessibility, uncovering the transformative potential of sharing one's journey and needs, ultimately paving the way for a more inclusive gaming landscape for all.

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Disability and Technology Spotlight Series 2023 with Helen Hawson - My Life as an AAC User

About this Episode

In a special bonus episode of the lABLEd Podcast's Disability and Technology Series, hosts Alice and Lucy sit down with Helen Hewson, AAC user and Chair of Communication Matters. Originally intended as bonus content, this episode quickly transformed into a vital conversation that needed to be shared with a wider audience.

Helen takes Alice and Lucy on a personal journey, recounting her experiences growing up with a variety of communication aids. She shares the intricacies of her life, highlighting the profound impact that technological advancements have had on her ability to communicate. Throughout the episode, Helen candidly discusses the advantages and challenges posed by these evolving technologies, providing valuable insights into the world of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC).

In a powerful segment towards the end, Helen demonstrates the time and patience it takes to communicate effectively using an AAC device, shedding light on the resilience and determination required in her daily life.

Through Helen's story, we hope listeners gain a deep understanding of the significance of assistive technology in the lives of individuals with communication challenges. This episode serves as an educational exploration, inviting the audience to empathize with Helen's journey and encouraging a broader awareness of the transformative impact technology can have in breaking down communication barriers.

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2. Disability and Technology Series 2023 With Os Keyes: AI and Its Complex Tapestry in Society 

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In the second episode of the lABLEd Podcast's spotlight series on Disability and Technology, hosts Alice and Lucy engage in a captivating conversation with Os Keyes, a PhD candidate at the University of Washington who is at the forefront of research at the intersection of gender, technology, disability, and AI. Os Keyes, an Ada Lovelace Fellowship recipient with publications in prestigious journals, brings a wealth of knowledge to the table.

Tune in as Alice, Lucy, and Os explore the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI), shedding light on what AI is and how it can potentially benefit society. They delve into the fascinating ways AI is being used to address challenges faced by individuals with disabilities, from assistive technologies to accessibility solutions.

However, this episode doesn't shy away from the critical issues surrounding the use of AI in our modern world. The hosts and Os Keyes candidly discuss the ethical dilemmas, biases, and pitfalls that arise when AI is deployed without careful consideration. They examine the potential for AI to exacerbate existing inequalities, particularly concerning disability.

Join us for an insightful and thought-provoking discussion as we navigate the intricate landscape of AI and its complex relationship with gender, disability, and technology. Discover the opportunities, challenges, and ethical considerations that accompany the integration of AI into our lives in this era. Don't miss this eye-opening episode of the lABLEd Podcast, where the future of technology and its impact on diverse communities is explored in depth.

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1. Spotlight Series 2023 - Disability and Technology

Unlocking the Past through Medieval Disability Aids with Rachel Gillibrand 

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In the first episode of our thrilling Disability Technology Series, join guest Rachel 'Rae' Gillibrand, a distinguished Historian of Premodern Disability and the Body, as she delves into the captivating world of medieval disability equipment.

In this eye-opening instalment, Rachel engages in a fascinating conversation with Alice and Lucy, passionate advocates for disability rights, as they explore how individuals in the Middle Ages not only survived but thrived with disabilities, illnesses, and differences.

Travel back in time with us to an era of knights, castles, and chivalry, where Rachel unveils the innovative and ingenious solutions employed by our medieval ancestors to adapt to a diverse range of physical challenges. Discover the remarkable stories of individuals who lived with disabilities, showcasing their resilience, adaptability, and the remarkable technology of their time.

Join us as we unearth the secrets of medieval disability equipment, from specially designed tools to ingenious architectural adaptations that made life more accessible for everyone. Gain fresh insights into the history of disability and the enduring human spirit's ability to overcome adversity.

Prepare to be inspired by tales of courage, innovation, and determination as we embark on this captivating journey through time. Tune in to "Unlocking the Past: Medieval Disability Tech" and explore a world where the power of human ingenuity knows no bounds.

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Hosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy Wood

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Music: Maisy Crunden

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