"The Boldness" Phin and Raphael are joined by Disability and Queer activist Jax Brown. Speaking about recent Australian story "Tough Love" based around Michael and Taylor a couple with Down syndrome who want to get married. Other topics include the Voluntary euthanasia bill currently being discussed in South Australia and the implications for people with dissabilities and a recent murder suicide of two parents and two children in NSW & the excuse being that the children had Autism.

The Boldness spoke with David Turk, Light and Kinetic artist exhibition as part of the Melbourne fringe festival. James Wray, manager of Housing and Service development from Port Phillip Housing association outlined the importance of accessible and affordable housing with social inclusion. Continue to make stories like this possible. Support independent radio. Donate to 3CR Radiothon.

On his episode of The Boldness Phin and Raphael interview Disability advocate Samantha Connor about the perceptions of mental health within the media.

Tomohiro Matsuoka Coburg carer, discusses Moreland Council proposed changes in hours to Aged and Disability Services.

Craig Wallace, President of People with Disabilities Australia and a housing officer with ACOSS ACT talks affordable, accessible housing with Phin and Raphael.

Talking with Sarah Barton, producer of Disability Busters website. http://www.disabilitybusters.com/

Interview with Jonathon Goodfellow about his forthcoming photoghraphic exhibition "A Survivor's Journey to Abstraction."

Interview with Fiona McMahon, Education Coordinator - Action on Disability within Ethnic Communities (ADEC). Fiona talks about people with disabilities in the ethnic community.

Phin & Raphael chat with Angharad Wynne Jones (Arts House) about Claire Cunningham; a self-identifying disabled performance artist whose unique work consciously rejects traditional dance techniques, incorporating crutches. (performing at Melbourne Festival of Live Art, March 2016)

This week on the Boldness, Daniel chats with independant film-maker Sarah-Jane Woulahan about disability and entertainment.