Ramped Up

In this episode, Joel, Julia and Lexi talk to Paul Isaacs, who is an autism advocate, public speaker and trainer. We'll be speaking to him about his experiences in education and employment and what he's doing to improve it for others.

In this episode, Joel, Julia and Lexi talk about ableism and fakeclaiming, plus other things they've seen online recently. It's not all bad.

Ramped Up is the podcast all about disability. We discuss anything, from hospitals to education to transport to sex and more. We never know what we'll discuss. No plan, no script, just a conversation.

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In this episode, Joel, Julia and Lexi continue to ask each other questions about disability to mark the end of Disability Pride Month.

Ramped Up is the podcast all about disability. We discuss anything, from hospitals to education to transport to sex and more. We never know what we'll discuss. No plan, no script, just a conversation.

Join our Discord server to stay up to date with all things Ramped Up

Thanks for listening to this episode of Ramped Up. This week, we'll talk to our new co-host Lexi. (We recorded this episode before she became a co-host) We also talk about disability representation in the media and screenwriting.

Series 2 of Ramped Up is here. We have a new logo, new sounds and a new host - Lexi Bushnell (she/her).

In this episode, we briefly discuss our hiatus, cost of living and the Paralympics, as well as sharing our plan for this series.

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So, we've reached the end of this series, but don't worry; it's not the end of the podcast. In our series finale, we recount our highlights and review our performance. We are so excited for our next series which we're already prepping for.

DISCLAIMER: We said it was a short episode... it wasn't. It was however slightly chaotic.

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In our penultimate episode for this series, we talk to Councillor Little Brighouse (they/them), who's spent their life being an activist when they somewhat unexpectedly found themselves elected. We talk to them about how they've balanced a university degree, politics and activism. We also discussed PTSD and other trauma disorders.

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In this episode, we speak to Natalie (who has cerebral palsy) about how she's struggled with her school to get the help she needs and how it affected her mental health.