Only Human Radio

Playgrounds tend to be one size fits all. But what do kids with disability think about that? Dr Lisa Stafford from QUT asked them.

Colleen Rowe is an Occupational Therapist who has written the book "Bit by Bit: reclaim meaning, purpose and pleasure in everyday life" https://www.booktopia.com.au/bit-by-bit-colleen-rowe/ebook/9780995436817.html Occupational Therapy is a type of intervention that focuses on the doing aspect of living. Colleen is interested in how "doing" things can help people address anxiety and find meaning in their lives.

What will people who are experiencing homelessness do during the COVID crisis? Nathan talks to Fiona Caniglia from QShelter about what can be done to help the presently homeless and the risk of further homelessness as people lose their jobs.

A bit of fun to lighten the mood

5 - CSA - AnxietyCOVID - Jessica by Kim Stewart

4 - CSA - AnxietyCOVID - Nikki by Kim Stewart

3 - CSA - AnxietyCOVID - Nikki by Kim Stewart

2 - CSA - AnxietyCOVID - Ben by Kim Stewart

1 - CSA - AnxietyCOVID - Ben by Kim Stewart

CSA - Anxiety - COVID by Kim Stewart

Steve Talks To Narelle Gatti - Support Group For Blind People In Brisbane by Kim Stewart

Steve Talks To Rural Aid Queensland by Kim Stewart

Kim Talks To Dr Liz Martin Women Expecting Study by Kim Stewart

Kim + Madz Talk To Disability Royal Commission Alistair McEwin by Kim Stewart

Kim Talks To Dr Kaley Butten Indig Oral Health Project by Kim Stewart

Feat. John Shipton, Ciaron O'Reilly & others

Only Human coproducer MC Chosen talks to disability advocate and music producer Chris Johnson about his music label Champion Sounds.

Today on the show we talked to Dr Christina Malazky, sociologist with a background in gender and rural health from the School of Public Health and Social Work at QUT. Her research "Doing Gender in Rural Medical Practice" into domestic violence and gender issues in rural Australia is calling for participants. Contact her on 3138 3405 or email christina.malatzky@qut.edu.au

According to the World Health Organisation Globally, 37.9 million people are living with HIV, the vast majority of them in Africa. Only 63% of people are receiving the health care they need, and People With Disability are at risk of being one of those population groups that fall through the cracks. Today we talk to Aaron Akpu Phillip, who’s research at Queensland University of Technology is looking at HIV and people with disability.

Recorded in 2015, in this interview the late Sam Watson and his wife Cathy talk about thier lives, family and activism fighting for Indigenous justice. Sam died on November 27, 2019 at the age of 67. May he rest in power. Interviewees: Robin Taubenfeld and Kim Stewart, 4ZZZ