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Lucy and Alice discuss their podcast episode on Shakespeare's "King Lear," focusing on its portrayal of disability and madness. Alice explains the plot, highlighting King Lear's irrational behaviour, his daughters' reactions, and the tragic outcomes. They delve into the character of Gloucester, who is blinded and later contemplates suicide. The conversation critiques Shakespeare's depiction of madness and disability, noting its sensationalism and lack of positive representation. They also discuss modern interpretations, such as viewing Lear's madness as dementia, and reflect on the play's broader themes of power, family dynamics, and societal decline.

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Chloe Hammond, the only wheelchair-using nurse with an assistance dog in the UK, joins the podcast to discuss her journey into nursing, inspired by her own experiences with chronic illness. Despite facing challenges, including pushback during university and in the NHS, she persevered and now works in a more inclusive environment. Chloe's assistance dog, Otto, helps her with daily tasks and provides therapy to her clients. She emphasizes the importance of mental health and the need for reasonable adjustments in the workplace. Chloe also shares her plans to help others train their own assistance dogs, highlighting the significant impact such dogs can have on individuals' lives.

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About our Guest

Chloe is currently believed to be the only wheelchair-using nurse with her working assistance dog, Ocho. in the UK . Her goal is to inspire more children and young people to consider careers in health and social care. I want to show people it can be done.

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In the first episode of the new season, hosts Lucy and Alice welcome lABLEd's Disability Historian Daisy Holder, to discuss there new book on queer and disabled history. Daisy shares that the book covers various historical figures, including Michelangelo, and explores topics like mesmerism and conversion therapies and highlights the challenges of researching historical figures with disabilities and the importance of recognizing their contributions. The conversation also touches on the personal significance of history for the hosts

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In this milestone episode, join hosts Alice and Lucy as they don their podcasting hats and embark on a celebratory voyage. It’s been quite the ride—from humble beginnings to a thriving community of listeners. The studio walls echo with laughter, poignant discussions, and the occasional technical glitch.

Whether you’ve been a fan from the start or just hopped aboard, this centennial episode is for you. Grab your headphones, a cup of coffee (or tea, if you’re feeling fancy), and let’s raise a virtual toast to “lABLEd”!

Remember to subscribe, rate, and leave a review—it’s the podcasting equivalent of a warm hug. And hey, if you spot Alice and Lucy at the local coffee shop, tell them their banter about obscure conspiracy thTo download transcripts of this, and every episode visit www.labledpodcast.co.uk

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Music: Maisy Crundeneories is your guilty pleasure. Thanks for listening, and here’s to the next 100 episodes

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Lucy and Alice are joined by Jaina Mistry, a remarkable health and fitness coach who happens to be visually impaired. Together, they delve into the profound world of guide dog ownership, exploring the challenges faced by individuals living in a predominantly sighted world. Jaina shares her personal journey with her faithful guide dog, Laura, highlighting the incredible bond they share and the invaluable support Laura provides in navigating daily life.

Jaina recounts how television's beloved Martin Clunes, known for his role in "Doc Martin," opened his heart and home to Jaina's guide dog, Laura, upon her retirement. This heart-warming tale showcases the power of human connection and the profound impact of acts of kindness.

Join Jaina as she offers insights, and a glimpse into the extraordinary and emotional world of guide dog ownership.

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58 With Tyler Wittkofsky

Tyler Wittkofsky is an award-winning marketer, entrepreneur, and author, who has triumphed over a myriad of mental health challenges. Tyler bravely shares his journey of navigating bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder.

Join Alice and Lucy as they delve deep into Tyler's narrative, exploring themes of resilience, perseverance, and the profound impact of one individual's journey on the world around them. This episode of "lABLEd" is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the limitless possibilities that arise when we dare to share our stories and embrace vulnerability.

Throughout the episode, Tyler's profound insights and unwavering determination to overcome obstacles serve as an inspiration to all. His story underscores the transformative power of advocacy, emphasizing the importance of destigmatizing mental health issues and fostering a culture of support and understanding.

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In this poignant ninth instalment of fABLEd from lABLEd Podcast, join us on a profound exploration through the labyrinthine themes of disability, disfigurement, and their profound religious connotations as depicted in Victor Hugo's timeless masterpiece, 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame.'

Dive deep into the layers of Hugo's narrative as we dissect the societal perceptions of physical differences through the lens of Quasimodo's disfigurement, delving into the multifaceted dimensions of his character beyond the surface portrayal of deformity.

Join our insightful conversations as we unravel the intricate parallels between Quasimodo's marginalized existence and the societal ostracization faced by individuals with disabilities. Discover the symbolic representation of his journey, paralleling religious allegories that mirror the struggle for acceptance, compassion, and the quest for divine redemption.

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Production Team

Hosts: Alice Evans, Daisy Holder, and Lucy Wood

Editor: Adam Hull

Music: Maisy Crunden

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