"Do you think they want to be on the streets?"

In this episode of the All 4 Inclusion Podcast, Scott Whitney discusses the pressing issues surrounding disability employment, lack of government support, and the importance of personal independence payments.

He emphasizes the need for the government to lead by example in employing disabled individuals and providing timely assistance for those seeking work.

Whilst showing gratitude and thanks to the disabled people protesting, he wishes they did not have to be doing this to support themselves and others like them.

The conversation also highlights the challenges faced by disabled people in the job market and the societal perceptions that contribute to their struggles.

Scott calls for accountability and change within the government to ensure that disabled individuals can live with dignity and contribute to society.

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In this episode, Andi speaks with Maz from Oban Lesbian + Weekend about the importance of inclusivity and accessibility in events for LGBTQIA+ women.

They discuss the various activities available, the supportive community atmosphere, and the mental health resources provided at the event.

Maz shares her personal experiences with invisible disabilities and how they shape the event's approach to accessibility.

The conversation highlights the significance of building connections and friendships within the community, making the event a welcoming space for all.

Oban Lesbian + Weekend is 5th September 2025

Find out more here

https://www.obanlesbianweekend.co.uk/

All 4 Inclusion founder has been to see Fighters documentary, the new documentary directed by Michael Grimmett and Jack Tompkins.

The story follows Matt Edwards an amputee boxer with a fight outside the ring so he can fight inside it.

The film emphasizes the societal challenges faced by disabled people, the importance of inclusion, and the power of storytelling in advocating for change.

• Matt Edwards' journey illustrates the fight for inclusion in sports.

Scott shares personal reflections and broader implications of disability in society, urging viewers to engage with the film and advocate for better support and understanding.