
8 episodes

The Down Syndrome Victoria Podcast Down Syndrome Victoria
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- Society & Culture
The latest place to listen to interviews from our community, to learn about topics pertinent to Down syndrome, and to connect with people and initiatives that might support you on your journey.
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Episode 8: Poet, Esther Tuddenham
Esther Tuddenham is a poet, sound artist , photographer, dancer and intermedia creative mind. Esther explores human emotions and their utterance in her work.
In this episode Matt O'Neil interviews Esther. They talk about:
Esther's work, specifically her poetry
Esther's book, The Sea-er, including a reading from the book
Advice for others who would like to explore a creative career
To purchase Esther's book visit Esther Tuddenham | Jolt Arts -
Episode 7: It's Spooky Season!
Catch up with DSV Club21 members Kieran, Eddie and Chris to hear all about their favourite scary movies, and recommendations for those interested in getting a little creepy this Halloween!
In this episode Kieran, Eddie and Chris chat about:
Halloween and its history
Modern vs classical horror movies, and some favourites
Favourite things about Halloween
Where to get started if you're new to Halloween and all things spooky!
This episode might be a little bit scary for young kids.
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Episode 6: The Magic of Inclusion with Julie Fisher
We welcomed Julie Fisher to the DSV Podcast for Episode 6 of the DSV podcast. Julie is the author of two books: The Unexpected Journey and The Magic of Inclusion. Julie Fisher’s Unexpected Journey began just before the birth of her third son. After making a decision to provide a life of love, experiences and positivity, Julie shares her family's journey in a raw and real way engaging the audience with her honesty and insights into the world of disability. Kath Mansour interviewed Julie Fisher about her new book, The Magic of Inclusion.
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Episode 5: Artist Robyn Doherty
Kath Mansour and Keziah Glenane from the Down Syndrome Advisory Network Victoria interview Robyn Doherty, an artist with Down syndrome who has recently worked on a collaboration with Gorman through Arts Project Australia. Kath, Kez and Robyn talk art, design, and what it's like to see someone walking around wearing your work!
Read more about this episode here: https://www.downsyndrome.org.au/vic/art-design-and-gorman-an-interview-with-robyn-doherty/ -
Episode 4: Wills and Estate Planning
Find out answers to questions like What is a will and do I need one? and What are my rights around decision making for my future? in this interview between Kath Mansour from the DSV Advisory Network and Wills and Estates Lawyer Trent McGregor. This episode is for people with Down syndrome who would like to know more about things to consider when thinking about future planning.
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Episode 3: AllPlay Learn with Professor Nicole Rinehart and Dr Ana Mantilla
During episode three DSV's Paula Kilgallon and Stephanie Papaleo interview Professor Nicole Rinehart and Dr Ana Mantilla of AllPlay Learn. The AllPlay Learn program translates inclusive practices from educational policy and evidence-based research to school classrooms and early years settings to ensure meaningful outcomes for children and young people with developmental challenges and disabilities.
Read more about Episode 3 here: https://www.downsyndrome.org.au/vic/allplay-learn-with-professor-nicole-rinehart-and-dr-anna-mantilla/