Interviews

Tracy Kiss stands smiling in front of a white door, wearing a grey beanie, grey sleeveless cardigan, black cropped top, grey skinny jeans and clear high heels. Tattoos are visible on her arm and waist.

“I Used My Pain As Fuel”: Tracy Kiss on Building a Business, Invisible Disability, and Making Money as a Disabled Entrepreneur

Tracy Kiss built a successful career in fitness and online content creation while living with chronic pain she couldn’t explain. After decades of medical dismissal, she was diagnosed with Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (hEDS), alongside autism and ADHD. In this Disability Pride Month interview, she discusses invisible disability, self-advocacy, working around fluctuating health, and why online disability communities can change lives.

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What Nobody Tells You About Being a Disabled Content Creator

Interviews / Duncan Edwards

Tom Davies, known as DovelyTom, shares how cerebral palsy and dyslexia shape his life as a disabled content creator, from energy and access barriers to money, identity and online community.

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Naturally Bionic: The Amputee-Founded Skincare Brand Supporting Prosthetic Skin Care

Business, Interviews / Emma Purcell

After experiencing ongoing skin breakdown and infections linked to prosthetic wear, amputee entrepreneur Sarah Beamis began experimenting with barrier-supportive formulations at home. That personal journey led to Naturally Bionic, a British indie skincare brand shaped by lived experience and designed with disabled bodies in mind.

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Gareth Clarke A man in a wheelchair, wearing a blue striped shirt, is focused and mid-shot during a game of pool. He stretches across the table to line up his cue, aiming at a cluster of red and yellow balls. Several other players and pool tables are visible in the background.

Cueing up for Change – Life on Wheels at the Pool Table.

Interviews / Duncan Edwards

Gareth Clarke shares his thoughts as a competitive wheelchair pool player, the challenges of accessibility in cue sports, and how he’s building inclusive communities through Disabilities Assemble tour across the UK.

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The image depicts a **Hollywood Walk of Fame star** in a close-up view. The star is: - **Made of brass**, with its iconic five-point shape. - Set into a **pinkish-red terrazzo background** that includes flecks of white and darker pink, typical of the Walk of Fame stars. - Surrounded by **dark terrazzo tiles** forming the sidewalk, with visible **light grey divider lines**. At the **center of the star**, bold white text reads: > **"DISABLED CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS"** This phrase replaces the usual name of a celebrity and draws immediate attention. The overall vibe evokes the iconic and glamorous aura of Hollywood while promoting representation and inclusion of disabled celebrities in media.

My Top Disabled Celebrity Interviews And Why They Meant So Much To Me

Entertaiment, Interviews / Emma Purcell

Explore Emma Purcell’s expertise in disabled celebrity interviews, featuring stars from TV, sport, and advocacy. From BBC’s Lucy Martin to comedian Alex Brooker and Paralympians, discover powerful stories that amplify disabled voices.

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Zhey Grudov: inventor of the Feathertail wearable ergonomic computer mouse

Interviews / Emma Purcell

We speak to Zhey Grudov, inventor of the Feathertail, a wearable ergonomic computer mouse for people with poor motor skills or other physical impairments.

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Caron Mcluckie: designer of the Bealies wheelchair joggers

Interviews / Emma Purcell

We speak to Caron Mcluckie, the designer of the Bealies wheelchair joggers, adaptive clothing inspired by her disabled son.

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Katie Ellis: designer of The Able Label adaptive clothing range

Interviews / Emma Purcell

We speak to The Able Label founder – Katie Ellis – about her career in the fashion industry and how her Grandmother’s Parkinson’s disease diagnosis inspired her to design stylish and functional adaptive clothing.

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Cristel Guzman: designer of the Optivus adaptable streetwear clothing range

Interviews / Emma Purcell

We speak to Cristel Guzman, the designer of Optivus, which is the first streetwear-inspired and adapted clothing range entirely dedicated to people with physical disabilities.

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Tony Awad: the inventor of the T-Pull door closer

Interviews / Emma Purcell

We speak to disability entrepreneur Tony Awad who invented the T-Pull door closer, an accessible, durable, swivel handle that helps you close external and internal doors.

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Rob Smith: designer of the Active Hands gripping aids

Interviews / Emma Purcell

We speak to Rob Smith about living with his disability, designing the Active Hands gripping aids, competing as a wheelchair rugby player and long-distance racer and being a disabled parent.

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