Hosted by DSC · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 56 episodes
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Join DSC’s podcast series with hosts, Roland and Evie Naufal as they chat with interesting guests who have carved their own path in the disability sector - revealing battle scars, imparting wisdom and talking straight about their journeys. This podcast aims to have the kind of conversations that come about when passionate people aren’t afraid to speak their mind.
DSC hosts Disability Done Different: Candid Conversations, a business show with 56 episodes published.
Today, we’re going to look at a little concept called choice & control. Ever heard of it? This is our last episode of the series (sad, we know ), but we couldn’t say goodbye without talking about the principles at the he
Great communication is integral to the provision of high-quality disability supports– but we’re guessing you already knew that. In this episode of Frontline, we go beyond why good communication matters. Instead, we focus
We all take risks and want to be the boss of our own lives. But how can providers and support workers strike a balance between supporting people to take risks and meeting their duty of care obligations? In this episode o
There are few questions in disability supports more contentious than this: Can support workers be friends with the people they support, or does this cross a boundary? In this episode of Frontline, we talk to people with
Welcome to the very first episode of Frontline! The podcast for support workers and service providers wanting to level up the quality of support they provide and be guided by people with disability about how to do it. Th
Presenting: The premiere episode of Don’t F This Up [Cue wild applause] Don’t F This Up is a podcast where host Sara Gingold speaks to people with disability about what they like (and don’t like) in the provision of disa
In this episode, Roland is joined by Rhonda Galbally and Sam Paior to reflect on the profound influence John Walsh AM had on the disability sector as an actuary, advocate, and unsung architect of the NDIS. TRANSCRIPT
Kicking off 2024 with Michael Bink of Ability Roundtable, exploring the human aspect of data and the potential for a stronger NDIS 2.0 by fostering broader collaboration within the sector. TRANSCRIPT SHOWNOTES: The Abili
This episode we speak with Alice Patten, First Nations advocate and parent of a child with a disability and Carol Berry, CEO of Disability Trust on their collaborative journey to foster an environment where cultural safe
This episode Evie and Sara speak with Dli's CEO Christina Ryan discussing how bringing disabled people into the top jobs will shift long-held perceptions and create momentum in the sector. TRANSCRIPT SHOWNOTES: Disabilit
This week we chat with Louise Yabsley, director of Watt Advocacy on her unique style of lobbying and what's at the heart of influencing change. And we have our very own Sara Gingold debuting as co-host! TRANSCRIPT, Watt
Evie and Roland chat to journalist, Paralympian and our 2023 conference emcee extraordinaire, Elizabeth Wright on the role of media and its potential to shift perceptions of disability. TRANSCRIPT SHOWNOTES: http://www.e
This episode we speak with Dr Ben Gauntlett on being a person with disability in his role as Commissioner, and his thoughts on the future of the NDIS. TRANSCRIPT SHOWNOTES: humanrights.gov.au, Dr Ben Gauntlett on Twitter
This episode Evie speaks with activist, writer, and presenter, Elly Desmarchelier. The ladies go deep into what real inclusion looks like and how on a cultural level, we all have the power to ignite the fire for change.
This episode we chat with Dr George Taleporos, host of the hit podcast Reasonable & Necessary and member of the IAC. Jam-packed with discussions on self-management, support, policy and the positive impact of Covid in exp
In this episode, we talk with NDIS Commissioner Tracy Mackey about what's ahead for the Commission and why education and consultation will play a critical role in ensuring compliance and progress for the sector. TRANSCRI
Confused about what's happening in NDIS Group Services? Join Roland and DSC expert Rob Woolley who make it all a little simpler on this 30 minute podcast. TRANSCRIPT, DSC newsletter, DSC Website, DSC training
We're starting off 2023 with the supremely talented writer, actor and producer, Emily Dash. We talk relationships, representation and the powerful medium of storytelling. SHOWNOTES: Emily's work - Groundhog Night short f
This week Brent Woolgar and Rebecca Brissett give an update on SDA Confused about what's happening in NDIS home and living? SIL, ILO, SDA, IFYP! Join Roland and the experts who make it all a little simpler on this 30 min
This episode we speak with the fantastic Faye Lawrence, founder of Untoxicated on her late diagnosis of ADHD and how it is informing her past and her future. SHOW NOTES: www.untoxicated.com.au, www.fayelawrence.com.au, F
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