Dis-labled: Disabled Voices, Real Stories
Welcome to Dis-labled, where disabled voices take centre stage. Created and presented by people with disabilities, learning disabilities, autism and long-term health conditions, this is a space to share experiences, challenge stereotypes, and talk about the things that matter to us.
Dis-labled is produced by Community Focus Inclusive Arts, a North London charity supporting adults and young people with additional needs through creativity, friendship and opportunity.
Also broadcast on Resonance 104.4FM.
Dis-labled: Disabled Voices, Real Stories
Latest Episodes
Living with Autism & Muscular Dystrophy: Gila's Story
What is it like living with autism, muscular dystrophy and speech and language difficulties?In this episode of Dis-labled, Gila shares an honest and emotional account of her daily life. She talks about work, friendships, ...
What Happens When Inclusion Works? | Live Dis-labled Forum
What becomes possible when disabled and neurodivergent people are genuinely listened to, supported and included?Recorded live at the Community Focus Summer Festival, this special Dis-labled forum brings together students, speakers, artis...
Big News! The National Lottery Community Fund Is Backing Dis-labled
Hello and welcome to another episode of the Dis-labled Podcast.We're really pleased you've joined us because today is a very special episode.Over the past three years, we've shared our stories, talked honestly about disability and...
Can Laughter & Positivity Help You Live Longer?
Dick Van Dyke (of Mary Poppins fame) is now 100 years old, says that staying positive and not holding onto anger is the secret to staying young - and science seems to agree.Studies show that optimistic people can live aro...
Living With Multiple Sclerosis: Marcus's Story of Positivity and Purpose
What is it really like to live with Multiple Sclerosis?In this episode of Dis-labled, Marcus shares his experience of living with MS, how it affects his daily life, and the challenges he faces along the way. He also talks about the thing...
Fan Mail
I find that online friendship is unhealthy and it's best to have friends in real life even if you miss the distant friends. A brilliant relationship is the best relationship.
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland