Only Human Radio

A series that postiions 4ZZZ in the local, national and international context to clebrate 40 years of grass roots radio. Produced by Carolina Caliaba, Steven Riggall and Kim Stewart (2015)

A series that postiions 4ZZZ in the local, national and international context to clebrate 40 years of grass roots radio. Produced by Carolina Caliaba, Steven Riggall and Kim Stewart (2015)

MC Chosen takes a trip to Beerlarong Community Farm in Morningside, Brisbane.

MC Chosen finds out what its like to be a disability support worker with Wendy

The cutest story you'll hear this week. Steve talks to Cassie from Guide Dogs QLD about "Pawgust". PAWGUST challenges people to walk their dogs for 30 minutes a day for 30 days in August to raise vital funds to support people living with vision loss and blindness. It costs $50,000 to breed, raise and train a guide dog and the PAWGUST campaign is vital in raising the much needed funds to train future guide dogs. It’s incredible supporters like these that make it possible to offer life-changing services to people who have with vision loss and blindness. Do you want to hit the pavement this PAWGUST? Visit www.pawgust.com.au to register now! https://www.guidedogsqld.com.au/

With more than 2.65 million unpaid family and friend carers living in Australia, and 533,200 living in Queensland – National Carers Week, from 11–17 October 2020 is dedicated to acknowledging and celebrating the outstanding contribution unpaid carers make to Australian society. Carers NSW has launched the 2020 National Carer Survey summary report, which also marks the start of National Carers Week. Steve talks to Jim Toohey about the report. https://carersqld.com.au/

Dr Kim Stewart talks to Nathan about what sociologists think life after COVID will be like.

Part 2 of Steve's interview with Lifeline CEO John Brogden

Steve talks to LIfeline CEO John Brogden aobut Lifelines services and COVID

Steve talks to Clinical Psychologist Dr Andrea Baldwin who has written a children's book with co-author Ani Tortop to help children udnerstand the risk of the COVID virus called "Birdie and the Virus" Read it here: https://www.childrens.health.qld.gov.au/chq/our-services/mental-health-services/qcpimh/natural-disaster-resources/storybooks/

Sally Baldwin from Braille House in Brisbane talks to Steve Kerridge about a novel wayt o raise awareness about vision impairment. https://www.braillehouse.org.au/

Kim talks to Di Mahoney from Brisabne YOuth Service about youth homelessness and crisis housing during COVID

Steve talks to Dr Grant Blashki about what Beyond Blue is doing to help Australians during COVID. https://coronavirus.beyondblue.org.au/covid-normal.html

Nathan talks to Fiona Caglia, Executive Director of QShelter about homelessness during the COVID perood. Q Shelter has works to improve housing outcomes for vulnerable Queenslanders. https://www.qshelter.asn.au/

WWDA aims to improve the rights, safety and well-being of women and girls with disability in all areas of life. Kim and Tricia talk about thier new initiative Our Site. A website by and for women and girls (15+) with disability. https://oursite.wwda.org.au/ https://wwda.org.au/

Act for Kids is an Australian charity providing free therapy and support services to children and families who have experienced, or are at risk of child abuse and neglect. https://www.actforkids.com.au/

Chirs Johnson helps young creative artists with disability work towards their dreams.

Aussie Hands provides support, information and encouragement to people born with a hand difference and their families. Karen McDonald talks about the challenges of hand differences and a recent children's movie that continues the shameful trend in media of depicting evil characters as disabled.

Steve talks to CEO of Queenslanders with Disability Network about what people with disability need during the COVID-19 crisis and what QDN offers. Music - MC Chosen https://qdn.org.au/

Steve Kerridge interviews CEO of Braille House, Sally Baldwin, about their services during COVID-19. https://www.braillehouse.org.au/