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Kim Anderson: Being 'multi-hyphenate' and not looking disabled
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Eda Tang speaks to Kim Anderson, the recipient of the Whakahoa Kaitoi Whanaketanga Creative New Zealand Deaf and Disabled Artist Fellowship 2025.
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The D*List Wrapped: 2025 Edition
07:06|From access guides, to mobility aids to embracing play and a full-blown market day, here are just some of the highlights from the last 12 months.
Paula Tesoriero on Government strategies and ‘high threes’
20:58|Whaikaha boss Paula Tesoriero joins The D*List podcast to discuss the highs and lows of their first year as a standalone agency.
My cuir (queer) sexy, disabled utopia
08:04|Lilith Del Mar's sex siren practice has become a space where they create their own narrative showing up as loudly as they want.
The joy of discovering slow play as my new normal
05:00|Kitty Wasasala is learning to play, dream, create, rest and live, at whatever pace they want.
Five ways I'm practising play this summer
06:23|Playing helps Kiwikiwi Hawes recharge and feel restored.
Wordplay and wrestling with puns
04:14|Although sports were never her strong suit, Lucy Croft found her arena in the form of pun battles.
Aotearoa's role in forming the UNCRDP
28:15|In this podcast interview, long-time disability activist Robyn Hunts chats to The D*List about what went into forming the CRPD and how we can all play a part today.
Anchoring as access to purposeful play
06:16|Nicolina Newcombe describes how anchoring to something meaningful is a form of play for her, and recently that's been travel.
How pole dance gave me a new relationship with movement
04:58|Claudia Rose describes how pole dance gave her a newfound confidence in her body.