Our guest from Season 2 episode 4 'Fierce Fleur' was Fleur Armstrong. She expressed an interest in podcasting, so we wanted to give her some experience. This episode she takes over as host and interviews Tim Marchinton from Adventure Therapy company - Purple Soup.

Fierce Fleur Armstrong talks to hosts Dr Lisa Interligi and Kristine Christopoulos about how after a car accident at 19 she overcame a prognosis of being in a persistent vegetative state to setting her sights on being a podcaster.

Dr Lisa Interligi and Kristine Christopoulos chat with Edwina and Lynzi from Riding for the Disabled (RDA) about the benefits of riding horses both as therapy and recreation for children with a range disabilities.

As a parent, you need to think about financial and estate planning, but when a child has a disability this can be more complex and confusing. Co-hosts Dr Lisa Interligi and Kristine Christopoulos talk with legal expert Rohani Bixler about wills, trusts and all that stuff.

Author of 'Dancing with the Maternal Bond' and mother of 33 year old Julian, Thea Calzoni shares her story of learning to accept her son's disability to advocating for him to enjoy a full life.

Lisa's son Remy and Kristine's daughter Marilena talk with guest host, Heidi Dickson, sister to Ryan, about their personal experiences of growing up as a sibling of a child with a disability.

Dual Paralympian Braedan Jason talks to hosts Dr Lisa Interligi and Kristine Christopoulos the significance of his tattoo "Do not go gentle into that good night" and growing up with cone dystrophy.

Hosts Dr Lisa Interligi and Kristine Christopoulos chat with educational and developmental psychologist Pam Langford about intensive early intervention and behavioural therapies.

Hosts Dr Lisa Interligi and Kristine Christopoulos chat with Bianca and Kelsey from the Youth Disability Advocacy Service on the rights of young people with a disability, the importance of speaking up and advocating to protect their human rights.

Ally joins hosts Dr Lisa Interligi and Kristine Christopoulos to share her experience of growing up with a disability, making friends, going to school and getting a job.