Tris and Belle delve into the world of pop culture and disability, exploring some big Academy Award news (okay, we're a bit late to the party) and other exciting pop culture news. 

This week Belle (just Belle 😢) is chatting about advocacy fatigue. She gives us an insight into how fighting for a minority’s rights can be overwhelming, and how important it is to take time for yourself as an advocate. Tune in to hear all about the day-to-day scenarios where people who speak out against injustice are likely to experience fatigue.

Tris and Belle talk about their fears, goals, and passions, both disability related and otherwise. The team also bet each other to sing and exchange poetry at the end of Season 2, stay tuned to see if they will make good on their promises.

Tris and Belle ask themselves the hypothetical questions you always wanted to know the answers to... like, would Tris or Belle cure their disability if they could? Tune in to find out!

Tris and Belle are joined by the amazing Karen Poole, who shares her perspective as a mother of a child with disability. It's a beautiful, empowering listen, so listen today!

Tris and Belle are back! What!? In their (triumphant) return, they share their experiences of moving out and living independently with a disability. 

Tris and Belle can't believe they've already recorded a whole season, but they have! Tune in as they say farewell to 2021. 

No build-up necessary: we're chatting with Check+Chat founder, counsellor, cabaret performer and all-round amazing person, Lou Mapleston. Don't wait, start listening... now!

With everything going on in the world, sometimes it's important to practise some good old fashioned self care! Tris and Belle share how they do this with their disabilities - and why it's not always easy. 

Imagine it. You're going to the city for a cheeky beverage or two, only to find the establishment's toilet has been turned into a broom closet. Or someone congratulates you for simply leaving your house. Imagine no more. Tris and Belle share their experiences of going out with a disability. Yep, it's a mixed bag.