This week’s show is coverage of the Hardest Hit march. Interviews from Community Care magazine on the march. We begin and end with protest art and song from The Broken of Britain. This show will not be podcast, the content involved is available on their websites.
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Our neighbours from the British Association and College of Occupational Therapists helps us explain and explore what OT is. Chief Executive Julia Scott joined us in the studio.
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On Friday 8th April 2011, my planned interview with Christine Miserandino was postponed due to events beyond the control of both of us. Having prepared to discuss The Spoon Theory, the resulting improvised programme was thus themed.
Thank you to Christine for being such an inspiration, even in her absence. Thank you to Bob and Roberta Smith + George Lionel Barker for their enthusiasm to hear this.
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Loolwa Khazzoom leads us through Dancing with Pain and her own journey through spirituality and channelling pain.
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April was Autism Awareness Month. Bringing the month to a close, we chat to Sadie, activist and blogger at http://ihaveaspergers.webs.com about life with Asperger’s Syndrome.
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Spoonies rejoice. In this week’s show, Tim Abbott talks to Christine Miserandino – the Spoon Lady – about how it feels to be recognised by government for treatment, what it is like to ‘not look sick’, sharing good information online and what exactly those spoons are about.
Transcript is available here . Christine’s Spoon Theory, and much more good information, is available at www.butyoudontlooksick.com and she can be found on Twitter
Technical Difficulties talks to disability activist and #spoonie Helly Copeland about Broken of Britain, disabled people and protest during the March 26 March.
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We brought an abridged version of a conversation between No Free Rides host Tiffiny Carlson in Minnesota and Mimi Emery in Toronto to the UK airwaves. The full programme can be heard at http://www.beautyability.com/2.0/2011/02/23/223-podcast-71-becoming-the-sexy-wheelchair-couple/
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News and experience fill the latest episode of Technical Difficulties. A full transcript is below:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/51100879/Tech-Diff-11-March
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Dolly Sen helms the Technical Difficulties ship through mental waters as the Skipper takes a rest. Transcript to come. More about Dolly at www.dollysen.com
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