I’m Joel White, founder of Rewired for Men, supporting men aged 30 plus in business who look successful on the outside but feel the pressure building underneath.

I help them rewire the beliefs driving stress and repeating patterns in money, work, and relationships, without therapy or talking it all through.

Episodes: 74 and 74.5, On Unconcious Beliefs

Anna Holmes (she/they) is the author of fantasy fiction for teens and adults focused on queer and disabled characters and stories, including the Ember of Elyssia Quartet and The Bridal Party. 

An American studying library and information studies in Scotland, she lives with two spoiled cats and her life/publishing partner, when he’s not holding down the fort in Washington state.

You can find all of their titles at www.elyssiabooks.com or follow Anna at annabookwriter.bsky.social.

Episodes: 75 and 75.5, On Representation in Fiction

Episodes: 75 and 75.5, On Representation in Fiction

Episodes: 76 and 76.5, On the Lilac Centre

My name is Sandra Bentley I am a 62 year old woman and have been disabled since 2017 and full time wheelchair user since 2019

I live in Leeds and have one daughter who is 23 and lives in Birmingham after qualifying with BSC in Geography Climate change and Sustainability works for HS2 (very proud of that)

I live in a  3 bed semi that was adapted with the help of a DFG grant

My business is called Connecting the dots and more and I work on may things in the disability arena after losing my job because of discrimination and not fitting into the office environment

Im very prominent on all  platforms but my business page is on Linkedin

Episodes: 77 and 77.5, On Property Adaptations

An award-winning, contemporary visual installation artist with a wicked sense of humour, fellow of the Henry Moore Institute and leading international arts inclusion trainer, advisor consultant and disability activist. Currently on an annual program at Newlyn Art School. A mum who has managed 5 children and travelled to many continents to meet other disabled activists.   

Build innovative, sensory art projects—such as Tight Control and Decoding Difference—and consult globally on accessibility within the creative industries. 

Transforming physical and cultural spaces by providing tailored disability equality training, creative audio descriptions, and strategic action plans for businesses and institutions. 

Co-director of Dis/Ordinary Architecture, former CEO of DaDa, and strategic partner to major universities and international cultural projects. 

Episode: 77, On Property Adaptations

Emma Vogelmann is a disabled activist, policy expert and consultant. She works with organisations on disability inclusion, accessibility and social change, and is the host of The Wheelchair Activist podcast, where she speaks with disabled people, policymakers and changemakers about the issues affecting disabled communities.

The Wheelchair Activist is a platform dedicated to disability rights, representation and social change. Through consultancy, speaking engagements, writing and podcasting, it helps organisations and audiences better understand the experiences of disabled people and the barriers they face.

Episodes: 78 and 78.5, On Disabled Voices in Policy and Government

Avril Coelho is a Disabled Artist and Photographer whose work is influenced my her lived experiences, unseen beauty in the natural world and live music. 

Avril’s careers spanned Retail Management in Health and Wellbeing, Politics and both Local and National Charity Trustee roles including Chairing two locally. Simultaneously, Avril was also a Borough Councillor approved for Westminster in 2017. 

Avril is involved with various Deaf and Disabled People’s Organisations which are local, National and International as well as Tackling VAWG and Representing Businesses in her Borough as a long serving member of her Borough’s Safer Neighbourhood Board. 

Some artwork supports White Ribbon UK, hence Avril Coelho Creations is an Accredited White Ribbon UK Supporter Organisation. 

Avril is trying to raise awareness of Parry-Romberg Syndrome a very rare and progressive syndrome she’s had since childhood. She supports Parry-Romberg Syndrome via easyfundraising.org.uk and encourages others to do so just shopping online as usual. 

Episodes: 78 and 78.5, On Disabled Voices in Policy and Government

Kelly Berger and Avery Roberts are dynamic, empowered, rare disease warriors and disability champions who share their stories, spark conversations, and build a world that listens and activates real change. They both live with the ultra-rare form of congenital muscular dystrophy (CMD), Collagen 6. They’ve turned their lived experiences into powerful platforms for global change. The fierce changemakers are driving visibility, authentic representation, and access, championing the next generation for a brighter, more inclusive future.

Wheel Talk with Kelly & Avery Podcast is a show hosted by two rare ladies, Kelly Berger & Avery Roberts, who live with congenital muscular dystrophy (CMD). It gives a front row seat to bold conversations about the thriving disability community. The show amplifies voices, breaks down barriers, and celebrates the power of disability identity. It’s where wit, wisdom, and wheels are all part of the party.

Episodes: 80 and 80.5, On Congenital Muscular Dystrophy