I chat to people from my Wheelchair who have a great story to tell, portraying the human potential often in the face of adversity
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureHealth & FitnessMental HealthRelationships |
I chat with Matt Greer, who was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, commonly referred to as MS, 20 years ago. We discuss the early signs that led to his diagnosis, the emotional toll when noticing changes from a degenerative disease, the impact on his... more
In this episode, I speak with former NRL player, now ventilated quadriplegic, Nathan Stapleton. We chat about his life as a professional athlete, how he sustained an injury that resulted in him now relying on a ventilator to breathe, how he has adapt... more
A unique 2 in 1 episode where psychosexual therapist, Candice Care-Unger interviews me about my experiences with sex, dating and relationships as a quadriplegic and then I chat to her about her work as a clinical psychosexual therapist, working with ... more
In this episode I chat with Michelle Massey, owner of a disability travel company called Amplify: Accessible Travel Specialists. We discuss the different range of disabilities that she has worked with to help travel, things you need to plan for when ... more
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I’m usually a tough critic when it comes to podcasts. I can’t fault this one though. Thoroughly enjoy each and every episode, & have learnt so much along the way. The episodes always have of points of view & experiences that are really eye opening. Nick I think you’re an incredible inspiration. You seem like such a genuine and humble guy, and your ability to keep smiling & find your way in the world will always stay with me. You deserve so much happiness.
Thank you Nick & Jack for producing this podcast! All of the episodes so far have been interesting, emotional and very enlightening! Thank you for bringing us inside the lives of such phenomenal people at an incredibly tough and inspiring time of their lives ❤️
Wow, this is the podcast I didn’t know I needed! After my Dad’s accident in 2018, which left him a C4 quadriplegic, we had no idea what was to become our new normal. Listening to all of these amazing people has been a beautiful form of therapy for me. This podcast perfectly shines a light on the strong and caring family and friends in the life of a person with a disability. Thanks guys!!
Loving this podcast. The hosts are fantastic and the stories are super interesting
Awesome hosts! Nick and Jack ask the hard hitting questions with compassion and with careful consideration as they guide there guests through a compelling interview! Every journey is different so the content is never the same!
Get around the boys, these are stories that should be told and should be listened too!
Outstanding! 5 stars
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Apple Podcasts | #153 |
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