“You’ve highlighted that the show is not set up for people with disabilities...”. (says The Apprentice). By Simon Sansome I know that this article title is a mouthful but hear me out. The Apprentice, The Masked Singer and I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, are some of the UK’s most loved TV shows.… Continue reading Disproportionate Representation Discrimination on TV.
The Grumpy Gits is the largest disability podcast in the world reaching over half a million viewers and audio streams online. The show has been growing its world wide audience for almost two years with massive success, with celebrity guests and the popular segment See You Next Tuesday. It should be noted The Grumpy Gits… Continue reading Elon Musk bans a Grumpy Git from Twitter for inviting him onto the show to talk about disability.
The Grumpy Gits Podcast have signed a exclusive sponsorship deal with The Disability Expo that will be held in Excel London to Celebrate and Launch Disability Pride Month. The Grumpy Gits Launched just over a year ago the podcast has been a massive success with over 4 million views. The company behind Disability expo is… Continue reading The Grumpy Gits sign MASSIVE podcast sponsorship deal with Disability Expo.
The Grumpy Gits For those who are living in a hole The Grumpy Gits Podcast is the largest independent disability podcast in the world. Presented by soon-to-be Academy Award winning actor Adam Pearson, Ability Access founder and disability campaigner Simon Sansome, PDA Dad champion Duncan Casburn and Chris Leasmith, who will come round your house and rearrange your cutlery drawer. The podcast started… Continue reading The grumpiest disability podcast that’s had over 4 million views.
Back in 1996 I watched the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games which was opened by the then Bill Clinton. The Paralympic Games followed which were opened by the Vice President Al Gore. I remember as a teenager sitting there with my sister asking who is Al Gore? And why wasn’t the President opening the… Continue reading Seven times Paralympian gold medalist achievements undermined by media.
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