What Are You Staring At? with Clickability

Tris and Belle often talk about how others view them, but how do they view themselves? In the latest episode, they answer this very question. 

With restrictions easing, Tris and Belle investigate how recent protests about COVID-19 lockdowns and mandates are inherently ableist - and that people protesting are often discounting the contributions of people with disability. 

School's back for Tris and Belle! They reminisce about their experience schooling with a disability, including the good and bad. It's as simple as ABC. 

Belle shares an unnerving experience at her local coffee shop, where someone said some classically stereotypical things. Here's why you just don't. 

Tris and Belle regularly get kids asking random questions about their disabilities. But you know what? They don't mind, because there's no better way to normalise it! In this ep, they chat about how they talk to kids about disability. It's as simple as ABC. 

Scared of stepping on metaphoric eggshells? Unsure how to be a good disability ally? Don't fret, Tris and Belle explore how you can be a good disability ally in this week's episode.

The Paralympics are on our screens right now! To mark the occasion, Tris and Belle are joined by Paralympian, equity activist and all-round legend Kathleen O'Kelly-Kennedy in a special episode of the podcast. They discuss Kat's Paralympic journey, her Red Dust Heelers campaign, and more. Enough spruiking, simply tune in!

For more from Kat:
FB: @KathleenOKellyKennedy
Insta: kathleenokk

It's time to learn about learning! In the latest episode, Tris and Belle share their experiences about university and the hurdles they had to overcome to get there. 

The Olympics might be over, but the Paralympics are nearly upon us! Owing to their festive Paralympics mood, Tris and Belle share their experiences playing sport, from powerchair football to powerlifting. What sports have you played?

Content warning: Assault, Sexual Assault. Tris and Belle talk about the increased rate of assault for people with disability and why this is.