Disability Hate Crime: What’s really going on?

Incidents of disability hate crime fall, but why aren’t people happy about that?

• 35 mins

Why vision impaired people struggle to pay by touchscreens

Why paying with a card and a PIN is now less accessible for some people.

• 36 mins

Power to the (Disabled) People

A lawyer and a volunteer talk about the financial risks of pursuing a discrimination case

• 32 mins

The Harry Potter stuntman on his life-changing accident

The Harry Potter stuntman David Holmes on his life-changing accident

• 32 mins

Who in the Whoniverse is Ruth Madeley?

The actor on her adventures through space and time, in a wheelchair.

• 38 mins

My first year as a disabled astronaut

Paralympian turned spaceman John McFall tells us the story so far

• 34 mins

The musical instrument you can play with your fingers, legs or eyes

Designed for disabled people, the Clarion gets recognition for the skill needed to play it

• 36 mins

Climate Change: As seen by disabled people in peril

Two disabled Pacific islanders on life as the sea rises

• 39 mins

The Minister Before Christmas

The people waited and, lo, she did arrive

• 37 mins

Best of Access All 2023

Nikki and Emma look back at a year of interviews with disabled stars

• 36 mins

'I've lost thousands because of my ADHD'

From lost glasses to misinterpreted credit card conditions...

• 37 mins

What’s the BSL sign for ‘Throuple’?

How a collection of new signs were created to better reflect the LGBT community

• 34 mins

Drugs Shortage: Why Can’t I Get My Tablets?

One of the UK’s top pharmacists explains all

• 30 mins

Michael Owen: “I'd swap eyes with my son if I could”

The former England striker and his son James, deteriorating sight and the game of futsal

• 22 mins

Mollie from The Traitors

The disabled star of the BBC One reality show joins Emma in the studio

• 22 mins

The Disability Action Plan Explained

What's in it and how did we get here?

• 25 mins

To holiday or not: Can Direct Payments be used for short breaks?

Nathan saved his Direct Payments to pay for a break, but the council wants its money back

• 30 mins

Bryony Gordon and the conjoined twin ‘warriors’

Journalist Bryony Gordon talks about her new book, Mad Woman

• 30 mins

I’m a disabled student about to leave college, what next?

National Star student, Laith, talks to Access All

• 26 mins

I can’t work without my ADHD meds

People who’ve struggled to do their jobs during the ADHD medication crisis speak out.

• 36 mins

What was in the budget for disabled people?

Emma Tracey and guests ask what provision was in the spring budget for disabled people

• 31 mins

UK government questioned on commitment to disabled people’s rights

UK government in front of UN on their commitment to disabled people

• 27 mins

Bradley Riches: autism, Celebrity Big Brother and me

Bradley Riches: how I managed my autism in the Big Brother house.

• 28 mins

Disability academic Tom Shakespeare: Why I've started writing novels with a disabled hero

Emma Tracey talks all things disability - and novel writing - with Tom Shakespeare.

• 22 mins

Outrage at ableist ‘prejudice’

Samantha Renke talks ableism after a podcast clip goes viral. And actress Ashley Storrie.

• 27 mins

Access All’s 100th episode

It's Access All's 100th episode, featuring Rose Ayling-Ellis and a look behind the scenes

• 38 mins

Life in a mental health unit when you shouldn't be there

As the general election nears, the podcast combs through proposed Tory benefits cuts

• 32 mins

PIP Consultation: Vouchers instead of money?

A look at the radical proposals from government for changes to PIP, plus access to exams

• 31 mins

Liz Carr talks to us about her new documentary about assisted dying

Actress Liz Carr shares her thoughts on assisted dying as she launches a new documentary

• 26 mins

Mims Davies MP: “My dad was disabled for twenty-five years”

The Minster for Disabled people, Health and Work speaks to Emma Tracey.

• 24 mins