From The Outskirts

Episode 12: Jenny Godwin

Jenny Godwin is a do-er. Renovator of multiple houses, restorer of furniture, and French polisher. Jenny is also the Hub Liaison Officer at Cobram Community House for WDV. Jenny, like her daughter Nikita has a busy and interesting life, travelling kilometres around the region to do the things they love.

Episode 11: Andrea Woodbury

Andrea Woodbury is a musician and disability activist. She is passionate about the voices of women with disability being heard and respected. 

Episode 10: Kellie Butler

Are there any bands you’d travel the world to see? What about attending a conference to celebrate your favourite TV show? Kellie Butler’s done it all. She’s got a passion for pop culture and she’s travelled the world to meet her hero’s.

Episode 9: Elise Stewart

Elise Stewart is a force to be reckoned with. CEO of Deaf Hub Bendigo, solar electrician, wife and mum, she is a disability activist on a mission to support and fight for the rights of Deaf people of all ages.

Episode 8: Bernadette Wright

Bernadette Wright has been championing the rights of children and young people all her life. From co-parenting her younger siblings, to a career as counsellor and educator, she has dedicated her life to social justice.

Episode7: Penny Dorgan

Artist Penny Dorgan is focused on making a difference in the world. Thanks to her art, her gorgeous assistance dog, Red, and her advocacy work, she is achieving her goal.

Episode 6: Bree-Arne Manley

Bree-Arne Manley is a musician, rock-climber and mum. She’s a self-proclaimed Aussie MS Warrior who lives a fierce and fascinating life.

Episode 5: Leanne Watson

Leanne Watson is a disability advocate and blog writer. She and her husband Gary are challenging the tourism sector to lift its game when it comes to accessible accommodation.

Episode 4: Sara McQueenie

Artist, writer, singer and presenter, Sara McQueenie has lived a creative life. Part of the groundbreaking disability TV show, No Limits, she has been instrumental in raising the profile of people with disability in Australia.

Episode 3: Dr Anthea Skinner

Dr Anthea Skinner is an ethnomusicologist and McKenzie Postdoctoral Fellow at the Victorian College of the Arts. Her current research project, the Adaptive Music Bridging Program, is changing the lives of kids with disability.