Adrian Smith
Go Orange for Muscular Dystrophy Tasmania Podcast
Hosted by former ABC broadcaster and the charity's patron, the Go Orange for Muscular Dystrophy Tasmania Podcast promotes the good work of Muscular Dystrophy Tasmania and the inspiring people determined to help improve the lives of those with neuromuscular disorders – from research, therapies, volunteering, fundraising and more.
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Episodes
Michael Peters Muscular Dystrophy Tasmania President 14.02.2026 33:00
Those who have come across the fundraising and good work of Muscular Dystrophy Tasmania would know Michael (Mick) Peters. In Episode 3 of the Go Orange for Muscular Dystrophy Podcast, our Patron and host Peter Gee has a wonderful and moving conversation with Mick to hear more of his story and what drives him. An inspiration!
Warren Leahy Muscular Dystrophy Tasmania Committee Member 05.01.2026 25:23
Episode 2 of the Go Orange for Muscular Dystrophy Tasmania Podcast is with Committee member, web guru and passionate disability advocate Warren Leahy – or Wazza as he is known among the team. Our Patron Peter Gee and Wazza have a great chat discussing, among other things, his trip around Australia seen through the eyes of someone with a disability as well as his passions for golf and Muscular Dyst...
Dr Chantal Coles Murdoch Children's Research Institute 24.11.2025 27:44
In this episode, Peter chats to Dr Chantal Coles about the cutting edge work going into muscle research at the Murdoch Children's Research Institute. Dr Chantal Coles is a Senior Postdoctoral Research Scientist specialising in skeletal muscle research with heavy focus on muscular dystrophies in children. The lab uses flow cytometry to profile and harvest immune cells which infiltrate skeletal...
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