Our guest today is Fazilet Hadi, head of Policy at Disability Rights uk. She talks to us about medical emergency care for disabled people during the first years of the Covid-19 pandemic. This episode was recorded in November 2021.

Our guest is Jane Hatton, founder of Even Break. Jane talks to us about why she founded Even Break, a recruitment organisation for disabled people. This episode was recorded in November 2021.

Our guest is Mark Williams, former paralympic swimmer and founder lof Limb Arts. Mark talks to us about his journey to becoming a successful entrepreneur and how the pandemic impacted his company. This episode was recorded in JUne 2022.

Our guest is Jonathan Fisher, Chair of the Board of Directors of the Surrey Coalition for Disabled People. Jonathan talks to us about being blind during the pandemic and his role in various disability-led organisationsThis episode was recorded in June 2022.

OUr guest is Gregory Burke, founder of AccessAble. Gregory is a social entrepreneur and an award-winning barrister dedicated to fighting for disabled people's rights. He talks to us about employment and disabiltiy discrimantino during Covid-19. This interview was recorded in December 2021.

OUr guest is Grant Logan, founder of Ability today. Grant talks to us about representation of disabiltiy in journalism and what needs to change.

OUr guest today is Jacquie Nicholson, co-chair of NADSN - the National Association of Disability StaffNetworks in the UK. Jacquie talks to us about what it was like for disabiltiy staff networks during the first couple of years of the Covid-19 pandemic.

OUr guest is Shanika Ranasinghe, a PHD student. Shanika talks to us about mental health, her PhD, her work with Voice Collectiv and how it all fits together.