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  18/03/2026Blogging

  Don’t be afraid in the limelight — Dwayne Fernandes

  “All parents. When they realize the kid has a disability, they reevaluate the world that they’re in.” Dwayne Fernandes dropped those words early in our chat, and they’ve been rattling … Read the rest “Don’t be afraid in the limelight — Dwayne Fernandes”

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  16/03/2026Blogging

  The House Of Love

  I don’t recall the very first dance party I attended, but it would have been in the early 90s. I do, however, clearly remember my first Mardi Gras in 1989—enjoying … Read the rest “The House Of Love”

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  16/03/2026Blogging

  Back on the surfboard, after a shark attack

  Last week, I had the absolute privilege of interviewing Chris Blowes for an upcoming episode of The Limb Shift.

  Chris’s story is one of the most harrowing yet resilient … Read the rest “Back on the surfboard, after a shark attack”

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  11/03/2026Blogging

  “I’m standing here today on one-leg” – Tanya Hosch on the decision that changed her life.

  I’m back at my desk tonight, editing the conversation I had with Tanya Hosch for The Limb Shift. It’s a strange feeling, editing these conversations just a few months … Read the rest ““I’m standing here today on one-leg” – Tanya Hosch on the decision that changed her life.”

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  10/03/2026Blogging

  Why not you? Don Elgin on disability

  I’ve been sitting here tonight, listening back to the raw files from one of the very first interviews I recorded for The Limb Shift. It’s a strange feeling, editing … Read the rest “Why not you? Don Elgin on disability”

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  09/03/2026Blogging

  Adult Themes

  I’m clearly out of touch with the musical tastes of the Swedish public. Last weekend I was at Melodifestivalen—the Swedish finals leading up to Eurovision—and a local man in Sundsvall … Read the rest “Adult Themes”