Conversations With Crips
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Episodes of Conversations With Crips
Mark All
I'm delighted to share this brief run of very special episodes. My first guest is Shane Burcaw. He is an author, wheelchair user, and YouTube star based in the US. Shane runs a channel called Squirmy & Grubs with Hannah, his girlfriend. If you
EPISODE 8 | For my final episode I had the pleasure of speaking with the inimitable Henrietta Bollinger. Etta is a playwright, a feminist, sociology tutor, and she’s a twin. In this episode - which, unfortunately, we recorded months ago - we pr
EPISODE 7 | Dan Buckingham needs little introduction. As the GM for Attitude Pictures, Dan spends much of his day telling stories about disabled people on TV and online. In this conversation, we talk about some of the unique challenges faced by
EPISODE 6 | Imagine a world where womens organisations are run by men. Where Maori organisations are run by Pakeha. Well, that’s the world we live in as disabled people. So why is that the case? And what can we do about it? Welcome to Part Two
EPISODE 5 | Amy Hogan has been a lifelong friend, so this conversation was more personal than most. We discuss our childhood, talking to your parents about disability, Amy’s political awakening, her research on cerebral palsy, and why there are
EPISODE 4 | Mike Pulman is an activist, pure and simple. He has a straight-up, controversial style that people don’t always agree with. But one thing is for sure: he starts conversations and gets people talking. He’s not afraid to speak his min
EPISODE 3 | This week’s conversation is with Keke Brown. Keke is an artist, and like me, she has CP, but unlike me she dispensed with this whole wheelchair lark and she walks! That’s right, she’s one of those. Also unlike me, some time ago Keke
EPISODE 2 | Jade is a father, a businessman, and travels up and down the country doing critical advocacy work. He also has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair, like me. We discuss the realities of parenting in a wheelchair, Jade's work transfo
EPISODE 1 | Erin Gough is a lawyer, Wellington-dweller, and all-round terrific human. She works for the Human Rights Commission, and has been a strong disability advocate in the mainstream media, particularly around accessible housing and wheel
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