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The Blindly Wheeling Podcast
Paul J Ralph
35 episodes
4 days ago
The Blindly Wheeling Podcast Stories, insights, and the road to inclusive tourism, one episode at a time. Hosted by Paul Ralph, a wheelchair-using traveller, storyteller, and founder of Disabled Access Day, The Blindly Wheeling Podcast brings you extracts from Paul’s new book, Access All Areas: Inclusive Tourism in Practice and told in his own words and voice. Each short episode dives into a different aspect of inclusive travel, sharing lived experience, lessons learned, and a few laughs along the way. From the joy of finding a genuinely accessible loo, to the hidden power of a well-trained welcome, Paul guides listeners through the practicalities and possibilities of accessible tourism. Whether you’re a tourism professional, disabled traveller, curious ally, or just someone who loves a good story with a slice of cake on the side; this podcast is for you. No jargon. No lectures. Just honest chats, thoughtful reflections, and plenty of ideas to make the world more welcoming for everyone. Listen in if you: Work in tourism, hospitality, heritage, or events Want to learn how to better include disabled people Enjoy personal storytelling with purpose and humour Believe that accessibility is everyone’s business If you’d like to know more about the Book - check out ”Access all areas: Inclusive Tourism in Practice by Paul J Ralph” over on Apple Books, Kindle, or Amazon.
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The Blindly Wheeling Podcast Stories, insights, and the road to inclusive tourism, one episode at a time. Hosted by Paul Ralph, a wheelchair-using traveller, storyteller, and founder of Disabled Access Day, The Blindly Wheeling Podcast brings you extracts from Paul’s new book, Access All Areas: Inclusive Tourism in Practice and told in his own words and voice. Each short episode dives into a different aspect of inclusive travel, sharing lived experience, lessons learned, and a few laughs along the way. From the joy of finding a genuinely accessible loo, to the hidden power of a well-trained welcome, Paul guides listeners through the practicalities and possibilities of accessible tourism. Whether you’re a tourism professional, disabled traveller, curious ally, or just someone who loves a good story with a slice of cake on the side; this podcast is for you. No jargon. No lectures. Just honest chats, thoughtful reflections, and plenty of ideas to make the world more welcoming for everyone. Listen in if you: Work in tourism, hospitality, heritage, or events Want to learn how to better include disabled people Enjoy personal storytelling with purpose and humour Believe that accessibility is everyone’s business If you’d like to know more about the Book - check out ”Access all areas: Inclusive Tourism in Practice by Paul J Ralph” over on Apple Books, Kindle, or Amazon.
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Access all events - The AudioBook - Episode 34
The Blindly Wheeling Podcast
1 hour 5 minutes
1 week ago
Access all events - The AudioBook - Episode 34
Hello and welcome to episode thirty‑four of Blindly Wheeling. I’m delighted you’re tuning in because today I’m sharing something a little different – the complete audio version of my latest book Access all events – Accessible gathering in practice. You may have already spotted the book on my website, heard the teaser on social media, or perhaps you’re one of the many readers who have asked when the audio edition will be available. I decided to record the whole work and release it here so that anyone who prefers to listen can experience the ideas, the stories and the practical tips in the same way they would by turning the pages. In this recording you’ll hear the same chapters that will appear in the printed book, from the opening reflections on why inclusive events matter, through the step‑by‑step guide to planning a gathering that welcomes every body, to the real world case studies that show how a community centre, a music festival and a local market transformed their spaces when they put accessibility at the heart of the plan. So settle in, adjust your headphones, and let’s embark on a journey through accessible event design together. I hope you find inspiration, practical ideas and a few smiles along the way. Enjoy!If you enjoy my work and want to support my writing and podcasting you can buy me a coffee over on "Buy me Coffee" - https://buymeacoffee.com/blindlywheeling 
The Blindly Wheeling Podcast
The Blindly Wheeling Podcast Stories, insights, and the road to inclusive tourism, one episode at a time. Hosted by Paul Ralph, a wheelchair-using traveller, storyteller, and founder of Disabled Access Day, The Blindly Wheeling Podcast brings you extracts from Paul’s new book, Access All Areas: Inclusive Tourism in Practice and told in his own words and voice. Each short episode dives into a different aspect of inclusive travel, sharing lived experience, lessons learned, and a few laughs along the way. From the joy of finding a genuinely accessible loo, to the hidden power of a well-trained welcome, Paul guides listeners through the practicalities and possibilities of accessible tourism. Whether you’re a tourism professional, disabled traveller, curious ally, or just someone who loves a good story with a slice of cake on the side; this podcast is for you. No jargon. No lectures. Just honest chats, thoughtful reflections, and plenty of ideas to make the world more welcoming for everyone. Listen in if you: Work in tourism, hospitality, heritage, or events Want to learn how to better include disabled people Enjoy personal storytelling with purpose and humour Believe that accessibility is everyone’s business If you’d like to know more about the Book - check out ”Access all areas: Inclusive Tourism in Practice by Paul J Ralph” over on Apple Books, Kindle, or Amazon.