This edition kicked off with a big ol’ dose of inspiration as Gareth and the team spoke to two motivational men:

Kicking things off was a listener from Seattle in the United States, Alex Stone, who was brought along by his friend and renowned comedian Siv Ngesi. Alex has been living with cerebral palsy, a group of permanent movement disorders that appear in early childhood. Even with growing up with this disorder, this Masters student has an optimistic view on life and hilarious quick wit!

 

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Then, on the same hand, Radlyn Naidoo tells his tale about being diagnosed with Tourette’s. The 19-year-old university student took on the challenge of the syndrome by finding a way to cope with it – he now alleviates his tics by singing!

 

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Both these guests proved that any form of a disability does not mean an inability – hear their inspiring stories below:

 

 

“Disability” Doesn’t Mean “Inability”