The Not Quite Podcast

Gima joins Charlie this week for a special episode with Alex and Chloe from Sticks and Copper. Laughing about bedroom mishaps and inaccurate assumptions about disability relationships to talking more deeply about acceptance and how your partner plays a big part in that journey.

Damian is a sex educator and s3x toy specialist, he talks about how important varied s3x education is and why we need better s3x education in schools and adulthood.

Dee is a model actress and painter living with Fedricks Attacica. She openly shares her experiences of talking about disability online and the problems she faces with that, such as being fetished.

Oscar is a Public speaker, Dancer and Disability inclusion activist. Coming from a family of performers he is working hard to showcase how much value disabled people have and be more than just a gimmick.

Mason is a T12  Incomplete Paraplegic who's unique perspective on life and high energy is infectious. He talks about his views of accessibility, accommodations and recovery physio.

Laura shares her experiences of living with alopecia and her journey to acceptance and self love.

Lance is a Visual Impairment advocate and podcast host focusing on how to adjust to life when losing your sight. He also speaks about the politically correct views of the disabled community and how that can have a negative impact. 

Ryan is a content creator in the bearding community, representing Beard Mobb England with impressive mustache and beard styling. He also has Limb Girdle Muscular Dystrophy and his a father of 6, he chats to Charlie about what got him into content creation alongside his busy lifestyle. 

Dan is a para-sport Javelin Thrower turned Nursery Nurse. He speaks about his experience with Para-Sport, the impact it has had on him today and why he finds it important to introduce disability from a young age. 

Charlie speaks to Brooke about her relationship with Limb Difference and the Aids offered to her. 

Conor is a Speaker, Music Blogger, and Content Creator from Ireland. He opens up about his life with Duchenne MD and his experience of disability accommodations in Ireland. 

Charlie speaks to Shannon who has an upper limb difference and battled for years with acceptance and identity with a lack of representation or support. 

Charlie speaks to Ross, a disability travel blogger and Radio host from Cornwall. Ross shares his experiences of travel and work to share the story of what led him to presenting a regular show on Chaos TV and reviewing some of the best travel and foodie hotspots across the UK. 

Sandie is a model and activist who creates content around accessibility and the representation of disabled people in fashion. Sandie shared some amazing thoughts around the perception of disability within the community and beyond, sharing how we and others can make an active change! 

Milo is a comedic content creator well-known for his self-piss-taking TikTok's. Milo talks to Charlie about his experience of being part of blind family and growing up with a fake eye. 

Ant is a IBD advocate and model, educating around Stoma care. He speaks openly to Charlie about his condition, the stigma of hidden disabilities and the common issues he faces when using disabled services such as accessible toilets.

Charlie speaks to disability theatre practitioner Ruby Woods about supporting disabled actors, autism, and late diagnosis.

Charlie speaks to Hamish an Auditory Processing Disorder Advocate, Podcaster and Journalist. He shares his experience of diagnosis and his passion for Political Journalism. 

I spoke to Joe from Dystrophy Dad about being a spoken word poet, battling depression, and being questioned about his choice to have a family. 

Charlie speaks to Katouche about her terrible experience of accessibility and accommodations at one of the biggest dance festivals in the UK - Wireless.

Charlie chats to Andre who has Cerebral Palsy and loves to Travel. Despite having a disability and being a wheelchair user Andre has been a solo traveller for many years, something that is daunting to a lot of disabled people. He tells us about the ups and the downs of travelling independently. 

Charlie catches up with fellow content creator Lee Jeffery from JustRollinThruLife. They talk about trying to get into the acting industry as a disabled actor - are there enough roles and why casting non-disabled actors in disabled roles is bad. 

Craig is a fitness instructor and PT specialising in adaptive fitness for disabled people. He talks about how he started his business, what he enjoys about training with adaptive athletes and the future of Alt Movement. 

Charlie speaks to bodybuilder, actor, and speaker Mikey about his experience of Cerebral Palsy and disability comparisons between the USA and the UK.

Charlie talks to model, athlete and wheelchair salesmen Ashley Archer about representation in fashion, and the common misconception that Disabled People arent Fashionable. Charlie also talks to Ashley about his career and experience in finding secure work as a disabled person.