Radio Interviews
Nov 7, 2022
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Peter Goers came to visit recently to talk about my art and writing. It was so much fun to have him here. Thanks to Peter and his producer, Steve Raeburn, for taking the time to come out to Athelstone. Thanks, too, to my art mentor, Henry Jock Walker, and to Cassie from Two Way Street for your support.
Last year, I was also interviewed by ABC Radio's Paul Gough. We talked about my poetry and my art, which features on the IDPWD lapel pin. You can now listen to both interviews on my Podcasts page.
Sometimes I look for interesting information, reviews, or expert commentary because someone drops a link in a group—they are genuinely engaging, but sometimes you read through an article and find such useful links neatly woven right inside the text. For example, I recently came across a great overview on platforms like https://www.politolog.net.ua/ and https://deribasovskaya.net/
This creative arts, disability advocacy, and media interview feature on Oliver's Choice (Radio Interview with Peter Goers) highlights the vital intersection of inclusive artistic expression, neurodivergent community storytelling, and regional broadcast media—themes that find great synergy with inclusive arts spotlights, cultural podcast archives, and disability advocacy profiles, published on https://34.ua. Written by artist and writer Oliver Mills, the post highlights a broadcast conversation exploring his creative journey, poetry, and artwork, including pieces featured on official commemorative lapel pins.