TIC TALKS brings you the the true stories and insights of people dedicated to inclusion, human rights and the power of sport. TIC TALKS are typically 15- 20 minutes long and explore personal stories and approaches to inclusion and human rights. The guests on TIC TALKS have different life experiences and perspectives on inclusion and human rights. The idea behind TIC TALKS is to explore the big issues of inclusion and look at the similarities and differences on inclusion between different population groups.
TIC19: Baroness Sue Campbell
Sue Campbell is one of the UK’s most influential sports administrators. She is currently Chair of the Youth Sport Trust. In a relaxed chat, Ken asked Sue about her support of, and continuing interest in, inclusive sport. Continue Reading TIC19: Baroness Sue Campbell
TIC18: David Howe
Sue Campbell is one of the UK’s most influential sports administrators. She is currently Chair of the Youth Sport Trust. In a relaxed chat, Ken asked Sue about her support of, and continuing interest in, inclusive sport. Continue Reading TIC18: David Howe
TIC17: Peter Curruthers
Peter Curruthers is a former Paralympic athlete who now runs a successful wheelchair development business in Leicester. An entertaining and fascinating discussion with a veteran Paralympic athlete.
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TIC16: Les Bee
Les Bee has a vast amount of experience as an educator, coach, administrator and advocate for sport, particularly football. He’s an innovator and a committed practitioner for inclusion and, for that matter, the rights of anyone to enjoy football. Continue Reading TIC16: Les Bee
TIC15: Kerry Tavrou & Alison
Kerry and Alison work for Gymnastics Victoria in Australia. They are the driving forces behind one of the leading inclusive sport programs in the country – called Gymnastics for Everybody. Continue Reading TIC15: Kerry Tavrou & Alison
TIC14: Liesl Tesch
Liesl Tesch has done a lot and IS doing a lot. Paralympic gold medal wheelchair basketballer, world champion sailor and globe trotting educator and speaker. And that’s just the start! A ‘must listen’ podcast! Continue Reading TIC14: Liesl Tesch
TIC13: Susie Bennett-Yeo
Susie Bennett-Yeo has been a leader in the field of inclusive sport for the best part of three decades. She has worked locally, nationally and internationally in that time as a passionate advocate and practitioner for people with disability. Continue Reading TIC13: Susie Bennett-Yeo
TIC12: Anna-Louise Kassulke
Anna-Louise Kassulke has been guiding one of Australia’s most successful, innovative and inclusive sporting organisations – Gold Coast Recreation and Sport – for over 20 years. She knows about inclusion. She knows how to manage. Continue Reading TIC12: Anna-Louise Kassulke
TIC11: Eric Russell
Eric Russell is a former Paralympic athlete and current classifier with a story to tell. A unique story and one that would cause a major international incident should it happen today. Listen to this great podcast with a great Paralympian. Continue Reading TIC11: Eric Russell
TIC10: Sylvana Mestre
Sylvana Mestre is the driving force behind Play and Train in Spain, an organisation that is really making a huge difference to opportunities in sport for people with disability. She is also a key figure in the international community of disability sport. Continue Reading TIC10: Sylvana Mestre
TIC09: Dale Lanini
Dale is an Advisory Visiting Teacher for Physical Impairment in Queensland. He is experienced, creative, passionate and making a real difference to many peoples lives through sport and physical activity. A podcast with a musical background! Continue Reading TIC09: Dale Lanini
TIC08: Debbie Simms
Debbie Simms has a lot of expertise and knowledge, particularly in the areas of women in sport and child protection issues. In this podcast Debbie talks about her approach to work, life and inclusion.
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TIC07: Carl Currey
Carl Currey has had a long career as an advocate, government official and community connector, particularly working with Indigenous Australian communities. Carl is a passionate man on a mission. Continue Reading TIC07: Carl Currey
TIC06: Craig Wallace
Craig is President of People with Disability Australia. Craig is a strong commentator, advocate and supporter of inclusion nationally – and pulls no punches in the support of human rights for people with disability.
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TIC05: Richard Nicholson
Richard is a veteran Paralympic athlete and has a long career as an expert practitioner of inclusive sport – something that has taken him all over the world. Here we talk about Richard’s life and work beyond sport.
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