Disability Done Different: Candid Conversations

DSC's podcast hosts, Roland and Evie Naufal are back in the studio, with DSC's resident NDIS wonderwoman, Sally Coddington. In this very special episode, Sally gives us insights from her experience as CEO, marketing guru and loving parent of a child with disability. Trust us, you will want to hear this one. DSC newsletter , DSC Website , DSC training , Transcript

In one of our best episodes, Roland and Evie talk with John Baker, a former UK Managing Partner at EY. The podcast mythbusts the UK disability experience and much more in 18 minutes we know you will not regret. DSC newsletter , DSC Website , DSC training Transcript

This week Roland and Evie sit down with Gail Jeltes, GM at Unisson (formerly known as Sunshine) to talk about the detailed and sometimes emotional process of rebranding a well known organisation and how the art of human connection should be present in all we do. DSC newsletter , DSC Website , DSC training , Transcript

This week Roland and Evie go deep with Dr Leighton Jay as they discuss how the compelling themes of spirituality, love and power are translated in the disability sector. DSC newsletter , DSC Website , DSC training

This week Roland and Evie chat with one of the most remarkable women in Australian public life, Rhonda Galbally. Rhonda talks about her journey to becoming an out and proud person with a disability and what challenging perceptions - including her own - has meant in her life and career. Rhonda's book: Just Passions - The Personal Is Political , DSC Website: www.teamdsc.com.au , Subscribe to the DSC...

This week Roland and Evie talk with Brendan Lillywhite, a living history of the disability sector and GM at Epilepsy Foundation, reflecting on the history of institutions and discussing what the new era of the NDIS means for innovation in the sector. Visit us at - www.teamdsc.com.au , Subscribe to DSC's Newsletter - http://teamdsc.com.au/subscribe , https://www.artsproject.org.au/ Transcript

One of the guttsiest women in the sector, Nicole Rogerson (Founder and CEO of Autism Awareness Australia and Rockmelon) talks to Roland & Evie about what it took to build one of Australia's most successful for-profit service providers and what she'd do differently if she had her time again.  Check out Autism Awareness Australia's new documentary 'DAD.. A film about autism and fatherhood'...