Stunt Work, Storytelling, and Disability with David Holmes

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The Wheelchair Activist

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Hosted by Emma Vogelmann, The Wheelchair Activist is a podcast dedicated to amplifying the voices of disabled people and driving the conversation on accessibility and equality. Through insightful interviews and discussions, Emma explores the challenges and successes in the fight for inclusion, offering listeners the knowledge and inspiration to advocate for change. Whether you’re an ally, a policymaker, or part of the disabled community, this podcast is your go-to for understanding and action.

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Stunt Work, Storytelling, and Disability with David Holmes

The Wheelchair Activist

58 minutes 3 seconds

8 months ago

Stunt Work, Storytelling, and Disability with David Holmes

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Welcome back to The Wheelchair Activist! We are kicking off season four with an incredible guest, David Holmes. David worked as a stunt double for the Harry Potter films and acquired a spinal chord injury after an accident on set of Deathly Hallows part one. His story is told in the HBO documentary "The Boy Who Lived" and David's book, also titled "The Boy Who Lived." David joins Emma on this episode to discuss his stunt work on Harry Potter and other films, the magic of storytelling, and his journey with acquiring a disability.

Learn more about David and follow him on social media at https://linktr.ee/davidholmes83

Watch David's documentary "The Boy Who Lived"

Read or listen to David's book "The Boy Who Lived"

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