The All 4 Inclusion Pod
Scott Whitney
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All 4 Inclusion is a British based not for profit supporting disabled people with loneliness
We organise support groups helping people with a range of disabilities feel part of a community
We have a lot of laughs as well as the odd tear too
Check out our events on www.all4inclusion.org and come and join us
All our social media links are on the following page https://linktr.ee/all4inclusion
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#36 We are back
The All 4 Inclusion Pod
01/13/25 • 6 min
Guess who is back
The All 4 Inclusion Pod has returned.......... did you miss us?
It's almost a brand new pod
It's a brand new format
All episodes under 10 minutes will be a real challenge but it's one we are up for
We will now be talking a lot more about our community and what impacts our community
Today we included the snow and ice
Some behind the scenes work with Isobel, Donna and Val
I mentioned Kay Paylor-Bent too
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1. Kevin meets Baroness Tanni Grey Thompson
The All 4 Inclusion Pod
02/17/25 • 20 min
All 4 Inclusion presenter Kevin Daws catches up with Baroness Tanni Grey Thompson.
Kevin started interviewing people in written form to celebrate Disability History Month for All 4 Inclusion in October 2024. Following the success of these Interviews it was decided that we would continue these using our podcast and YouTube channel to present them.
You will also be able to catch up with them on our website too.
Baroness Tanni Grey Thompson has won 16 Paralympic medals, 11 of which are gold and won the London Marathon 6 times.
She played a big part in bringing London 2012 to reality for Paralympians.
Some may argue some of her biggest challenges have been away from sport. Battling society as a wheelchair user.
Born with Spina Bifida, Tanni had parents that pushed her to become the best version of herself that she could be and in turn encouraged her to help other disabled and non disabled people where possible.
Catch up with more All 4 Inclusion News on our website www.all4inclusion.org
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#14 There is more to Alopecia than being bald with Laura Mathias
The All 4 Inclusion Pod
06/22/22 • 41 min
Imagine wearing a wig 24/7
What are the consequences to you physically?
Mentally?
Laura and I spend time talking about what it's like to have Alopecia as a teenager. How it impacts on you physically, mentally and your education.
Your self confidence is broken, so is your self esteem. When do you start showing people your head?
Who do you talk to about this?
Laura is a true role model, she inspires people on social media and is intelligent.
During this episode she opens up about her feelings when she first found out and growing up. A lot of what you can learn from Laura can be transferred to any disability.
But is Alopecia a disability? Tune in to find out
Laura Mathias | LinkedIn
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#37 Find housing for wheelchair users
The All 4 Inclusion Pod
01/21/25 • 8 min
This episode of the All 4 Inclusion Pod focuses on social housing for wheelchair users.
Wheelchairs users may make up 8% of the disability community, but accessible housing will make people feel less isolated.
Some of the benefits of adaptations to a property boost living standards for non disabled people and people with other disabilities to.
I can only share my personal lived experiences as a wheelchair user.
I also speak briefly with Alex and Haydn, Co Founders from Happy Smiles CIC who tell us a little bit about what Happy Smiles do to support the disabled community.
You can find all of our social media links here
https://linktr.ee/all4inclusion
Or visit our website
www.all4inclusion.org
Thank you for taking the time to listen to this episode.
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#10 Although she knew aged 4, it took 45 years to get a diagnosis. #ActuallyAutistic
The All 4 Inclusion Pod
05/25/22 • 35 min
Dr Shirley Woods Gallagher was diagnosed with Autistic in her later 40's.
She is a director at a Trust covering multiple schools and academies. Prior to that she held senior positions with Manchester City Council.
Shirley wants people to know that they can get senior roles with neurodiverse conditions such as autism and ADHD.
Be proud of who you are and embrace your condition as much as possible.
It really was inspiring talking to Shirley and I know we will stay in contact.
If you want to find out more about all4inclusion please view our website at www.all4inclusion.org and sign up for our newsletter
#8 Kat's story - Something every mother does leaves her in a wheelchair
The All 4 Inclusion Pod
05/11/22 • 40 min
Meeting Kathryn Paylor-Bent was a great experience and I'm lucky to share it with you.
An injury when Kat was a young Mum left her in a wheelchair. Despite her disability, Kat wanted to be a hands on Mum for her son. Very early on in the conversation it's easy to see that Kat's a fighter. She had to fight to get her sons autism diagnosis and fight for what's right for her and her family.
Kat is a big advocate of adaptive fashion and started her own business Seated Sewing in March 2020. Please click the link below for more information on Kathryn Paylor-Bent
Kathryn (Kat) Paylor-Bent | LinkedIn
Bonus Episode w/ MOVE Online (Business Networking, with a well-being twist)
The All 4 Inclusion Pod
07/08/22 • 31 min
Business networking doesn’t need to be pressured. Each member of a networking group is a person and people go through tough times.
The last thing you want is to feel anxiety walking in to a meeting without the required referrals when you whole life is turning upside down.
This is where MOVE Online differs. It’s a business and personal development meeting where the mission is to make better human beings. The number one priority is that everyone on the meeting is okay. The group celebrates together as well as sharing problems with each other.
Joining me are co-founders Andrea Edwards and Mark Waldron. I put them on the spot to answer questions about MOVE Online and each other.
You get a real insight in to why they believe online networking will remain as well as a sense of why the members of MOVE show up each week.
Links:
Making Better Human Beings | MOVE (move-online.co.uk)
Mark Waldron | LinkedIn
🧡🐘Andrea Edwards🐘🧡 | LinkedIn
#moveonline
#11 Award winning, adaptive underwear designer, Funmi Lawal tells her story
The All 4 Inclusion Pod
06/01/22 • 26 min
Funmi Lawal a business owner with a difference.
After suffering a stroke following the birth of her child, Funmi looked for a way that ladies could keep their privacy, whilst being supported by carers in her wheelchair.
Now abled bodied, she hasn't forgotten how she felt and has pushed on to found Clip Knix, her adaptive underwear range. Adaptive Clip-on Underwear from Clip-Knix: Making Living Simple
She has faced many challenges on her way and is determined to push on with more designs of her inclusive underwear range.
If you want to stay up to date with everything that's going on with All4Inclusion, why not sign up to our newsletter at the bottom of our home page Home - All 4 Inclusion
#2 Rebecca's FND including a daughters perspective
The All 4 Inclusion Pod
04/13/22 • 26 min
It was an absolute pleasure to speak with Rebecca and her daughter Rosie about FND. Rosie was able to articulate what it is like to be a child when her Mum's life is changing due to Functional Neurological Disorder.
In this episode, Rebecca and Rosie talk about their support group, how FND impacts both older and younger children and some sacrifices she has had to make.
At the end of the episode you will hear Rebecca ask me to include to information on FND.
In my opinion, the place to start to learn about FND is the FND Hope website. The following link takes you to a page where you can order a really useful booklet, which I found helpful.
FND Patient Booklet - FND Hope International
In addition, FND Hope contains some useful videos, case studies and explanations about the condition.
Another organisation that I feel is useful is FND Action, which is a smaller organisation but also very good. You can find their website here FND Action - Home
Finally, have a look for support groups on Facebook. Be mindful though that the person providing advice is unlikely to be a professional and talking through their own lived experience.
#7 Wearing your Autistic mask at work
The All 4 Inclusion Pod
05/04/22 • 37 min
Cameron was not diagnosed Autistic until he left school.
In this All4Inclusion podcast episode, Cameron talks about being undiagnosed autistic throughout school, learning how to wear his mask and how different employers have reacted to him.
Cameron has a strong understanding of being neurodiverse as his brother has ADHD.
During this episode I mention Cameron's blog article (see below)
Two Faced. - My Autistic Journey | LinkedIn
If you have any questions following this episode, please feel free to contact me on Scott 🧡💙 Whitney | LinkedIn
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FAQ
How many episodes does The All 4 Inclusion Pod have?
The All 4 Inclusion Pod currently has 41 episodes available.
What topics does The All 4 Inclusion Pod cover?
The podcast is about Non-Profit, Society & Culture, Inclusion, Community, Podcasts, Adhd, Support, Disability, Health, Business and Neurodivergent.
What is the most popular episode on The All 4 Inclusion Pod?
The episode title '#36 We are back' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on The All 4 Inclusion Pod?
The average episode length on The All 4 Inclusion Pod is 37 minutes.
How often are episodes of The All 4 Inclusion Pod released?
Episodes of The All 4 Inclusion Pod are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of The All 4 Inclusion Pod?
The first episode of The All 4 Inclusion Pod was released on Apr 6, 2022.
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@a4i
Jan 18
Great podcast. Lots of raw stories of people with a disability
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