Welcome to Episode 4 of the Leaders & Innovators series of of Inconomics - the podcast bringing you the latest news, views and the lowdown on the economics of inclusion.
In this episode we talk with author and mentoring guru Alex Allison about engaging with disabled audiences across a variety of subjects including publishing and entrepreneurship.
You can find more info on Alex and his work plus get yourself a copy of his book at https://www.alexjallison.com/about published through Dialogue Books here .
Alex is the head mentoring guru at the social entrepreneur mentoring and speakers organisation Expert Impact. What is less known is that Alex is a published author of fiction including the novels ‘The Art Of The Body’ and ‘The Prodigal’ and even less known is that he writes Youtube video scripts and acts as mentor to the winners of the Perito Prize short story competition. We cover off two distinct topics in the podcast. The first is looking at engaging with disabled social entrepreneurs and second, rooted in his literary experience, is about engaging with disabled literary audiences.
Thanks for listening, subscribing and being part of the Inconomics podcast community. We hope you enjoy listening 😊 but we are always looking to improve and make the podcasts more relevant and enjoyable to listen too. If you have any feedback, thoughts on the podcast or subjects you would like to hear more about please let us know by emailing – media@cieda.org or give us a buzz at the office 0 203 488 3673.
The opinions in this podcast are intended for general information purposes only. CIEDA C.I.C the interviewees and creators are not responsible for any direct or indirect result arising from any reliance placed and exclude liability to the full extent.
A Perito Prize Story Episode:
The Perito Prize is the global short story competition all about accessibility and inclusion. We will feature a short story every now and again on the podcast to make a fun change and to celebrate the work of the authors right around the world who write about inclusion and accessibility.
In this episode we are treated to a reading by Margarita Meklina of her own short story 'The Spirit Can't Be Confined'. Margarita asked Maja Elliott to produce the accompanying music and the result is a stunning production that really brings the Perito Prize 2019's 2nd place story to life.
Maja Elliott is a London based musician educated at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama. You can find more information on Maja's work, or hire her for your own project, via her website http://myhome.iolfree.ie/~lightbulb/Maja/index.html
Many thanks to Margarita for putting such a wonderful performance together for us to enjoy.
Welcome to Episode 2 of the Inclusive Designer series of Inconomics - the podcast bringing you the latest news, views and the lowdown on the economics of inclusion.
We welcome back Gregory Mann from Mann & Francis for the second time for this episode of the Inclusive Designer series, part of a mini series about vision. This time Greg discusses dementia and his experience with the various types of dementia he sees during his years of experience as a visiting optician.
Note: Originally recorded for the Our World. Without Boundaries podcast.
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The opinions in this podcast are intended for general information purposes only. CIEDA C.I.C the interviewees and creators are not responsible for any direct or indirect result arising from any reliance placed and exclude liability to the full extent.
Welcome to Episode 1 of the Inclusive Designer series of Inconomics - the podcast bringing you the latest news, views and the lowdown on the economics of inclusion.
In this episode we talk with Gregory Mann of Mann & Francis Opticians (mannandfrancis.co.uk) discusses how understanding visual impairments can help to design for everyone.
Note: Originally recorded for the Our World. Without Boundaries podcast.
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The opinions in this podcast are intended for general information purposes only. CIEDA C.I.C the interviewees and creators are not responsible for any direct or indirect result arising from any reliance placed and exclude liability to the full extent.
Welcome to Episode 5 of the Leaders & Innovators series of of Inconomics - the podcast bringing you the latest news, views and the lowdown on the economics of inclusion.
In this episode, we hear from Dr Caroline Casey of the Valuable 500 who talks about founding the Valuable 500, hidden disabilities and why it is essential that business adds disability into its inclusion and diversity agenda. You can find out more about Caroline's work here https://www.thevaluable500.com
Note: Originally recorded for the Our World. Without Boundaries podcast.
Thanks for listening, subscribing and being part of the Inconomics podcast community. We hope you enjoy listening 😊 but we are always looking to improve and make the podcasts more relevant and enjoyable to listen too. If you have any feedback, thoughts on the podcast or subjects you would like to hear more about please let us know by emailing – media@cieda.org or give us a buzz at the office 0 203 488 3673.
The opinions in this podcast are intended for general information purposes only. CIEDA C.I.C the interviewees and creators are not responsible for any direct or indirect result arising from any reliance placed and exclude liability to the full extent.
Welcome to Episode 6 of the Leaders & Innovators series of of Inconomics - the podcast bringing you the latest news, views and the lowdown on the economics of inclusion.
In this episode we talk with Jill Allen-King. Jill has been to Buckingham Palace 7 times, received an OBE & an MBE and has been an ardent campaigner for blind & partially sighted people for most of her life.
Jill has led an interesting life with highs and lows but what really comes across through the podcast is her overwhelming positivity and desire to make a difference.
We hope you get lots out of the episode which was originally recorded for the Our World. Without Boundaries podcast.
Thanks for listening, subscribing and being part of the Inconomics podcast community. We hope you enjoy listening 😊 but we are always looking to improve and make the podcasts more relevant and enjoyable to listen too. If you have any feedback, thoughts on the podcast or subjects you would like to hear more about please let us know by emailing – media@cieda.org or give us a buzz at the office 0 203 488 3673.
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Welcome to Episode 3 of the Inclusive Designer series of Inconomics - the podcast bringing you the latest news, views and the lowdown on the economics of inclusion.
In this episode we have a chat with Sarah Wills who guides us through the problems and issues she identified whilst trying to navigate around Edinburgh and London with a broken foot.
Sarah raises some interesting points all from a perspective of someone not used to restricted mobility and she discusses how the 6 weeks in the boot and on a crutch has changed her outlook and understanding.
An excellent episode for anyone who is looking to understand how access and inclusion applies to everyone, everywhere.
Note: Originally recorded for the Our World. Without Boundaries podcast.
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The opinions in this podcast are intended for general information purposes only. CIEDA C.I.C the interviewees and creators are not responsible for any direct or indirect result arising from any reliance placed and exclude liability to the full extent.
Welcome to Episode 4 of the Inclusive Designer series of Inconomics - the podcast bringing you the latest news, views and the lowdown on the economics of inclusion.
In this episode we talk with Chris Nicholson, trainee Quantity Surveyor (QS), about the construction industry, new build dwellings that don't meet basic standards yet pass building control, and a new way of thinking for developers.
In a very open a honest conversation, designers and laypeople alike will find plenty to learn and think about as we hear Chris talk about his journey from a rugby accident aged 21 to today where he is embarking on a career as a Quantity Surveyor.
Chris' passion for inclusion, accessibility and building a barrier free world come across very clearly and it gives us all hope that with professionals like Chris changing the industry from the inside that there is real hope, in the very near future, of an UK wide inclusive environment.
Note: Originally recorded for the Our World. Without Boundaries podcast.
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Welcome to Episode 3 of Inconomics. The podcast bringing you the latest news, views and the lowdown on the economics of inclusion.
In this episode we talk with Inclusive Design guru Matteo Zallio about the Inclusive Design Canvas, Handy and Handy Grip and the inconomics of inclusive design.
You can find more info on Matteo and his work plus get yourself a handy grip from his own website https://www.matteozallio.com/