Podcasts and On Demand
Sam Colley on 2RPH Signals
Tue, 10 October 2023
In this episode of Signals, John talks to Sam Colley, host of Vision Australia's Talking Vision program.
2RPH Signals is a monthly program featuring station updates and interviews with community radio figures.
World Blind Games on Ablequest
Tue, 15 August 2023
Matt Clayton, CEO of Blind Sports Australia and Chef de Mission for the Australian team, discusses the upcoming World Blind Games being held in Birmingham, UK in August.
Read moreRachel Perkins and Danny Gilbert on Inclusive Agenda
Tue, 11 July 2023
In the latest episode of Inclusive Agenda, Emma Rossi chats to Rachel Perkins, a signatory to the Uluru Statement from the Heart and with Danny Gilbert, Co-Chair of Australians for Indigenous Constitutional Recognition.
Read moreGill Minervini talks Vivid on Ablequest
Tue, 23 May 2023
In the latest episode of Ablequest, Barbara Sullivan speaks with Gill Minervini, Festival Director of Vivid. Click here to listen!
Read moreAntiques Radio Show Episode 56
Wed, 12 April 2023
Jolyon Warwick James chats to a third-generation antiques dealer and explores restitution in the antiques world.
Read moreAblequest interview - Serena Gove and Caring Clothing
Tue, 14 March 2023
Serena Gove talks to Ablequest about adaptive clothing for people who have limited movement due to age or disability. She created a company that designs, sources manufactures and distributes clothing to suit all ages and disabilities.
Read moreAblequest Interview - Kimberly Lewis talks Key Word Sign
Tue, 4 October 2022
One of our station’s flagship programs is Ablequest where we discuss a variety of topics relating to assistive technology or inclusive initiatives to improve the lives of people living with a disability. You might recognise the face of the guest on our next program due to be broadcast on Friday, October 7. It is Kimberly Lewis who appeared “signing’ in an Aussie Kids Weetbix commercial.
Sydney Disability Expo back for 2022
Thu, 28 July 2022
2RPH presenter Barb Sullivan spoke with Kathryn Carey, the head of events at the Impact Institute who put on the Sydney Disability Expo, ensuring the event is accessible and enjoyable for all. 