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鈥業 had six children to get pregnancy right鈥�

Meet the autistic mum teaching others on the spectrum how to survive the school run.

• 21 mins

Sign language on the radio

鈥渃hop your left palm and say alp鈥� and other sign language insights.

• 20 mins

I have a long-lasting relationship 鈥� with my psychologist

comic Sofie Hagen on the relationships she has with her therapist, friends and food

• 6 mins

鈥楳y date was derailed by dyspraxia鈥�

鈥楳y date was derailed by dyspraxia鈥�

• 9 mins

The man taught to have sex by lesbians

After Mik became impotent he had to learn new ways of getting intimate

• 10 mins

From mental health meltdown to finding love

John Servante, who has depression, found love after a chance argument over an audition.

• 9 mins

Behind the scenes

Two playwrights and a musician give behind-the-scenes access to their works.

• 57 mins

My brother taught me how to laugh

Georgie's brother played a prank on her - and taught her how to laugh again.

• 9 mins

How not to teach your girlfriend about being deaf

How not to train your girlfriend about being deaf

• 8 mins

The love triangle which ended in a police cell

The love triangle which ended in a police cell

• 7 mins

Let's talk about mental health ... but then what?

Two 'mental healthers' hijack Ouch to discuss this week's big news.

• 20 mins

Richard III: "A disabled guy gets cast as the disabled guy"

A colourful conversation with Mat Fraser who's about to play Shakespeare's king in Hull

• 18 mins

Are people with learning difficulties allowed to vote?

With the general election imminent, Ouch's podcast investigates access to voting

• 52 mins

'My brain injury turned me into a teenager'

Dave Mercer had been married three years when a brain injury changed everything.

• 13 mins

鈥業s that all you鈥檙e having?鈥�

Podcast: Why office treats and commenting on people鈥檚 lunch choices can be unhelpful

• 24 mins

Deaf Poets Society

Poet Raymond Antrobus on playground taunts, deaf identity and what sounds he can hear

• 21 mins

To Switzerland or not

Mental health, MS, and private Facebook groups for disabled people.

• 53 mins

When going blind is funny

Comedian Tom Skelton turns his personal sight loss story into a show

• 18 mins

Why one deaf man didn't vote until his 40s

Plus, parliaments disabled MPs and how hashtag #CripTheVoteUK performed.

• 18 mins

Alternatives to the job interview

The chief exec of Mencap on how more people with learning disabilities could be working

• 23 mins

The only MP who wears a t-shirt in parliament

Meet Jared O'Mara, the only male MP who doesn't have to wear formal shirts in the Commons

• 26 mins

Growing up with disabled parents

Two grown-up kids who have a different kind of independence

• 53 mins

Dr Hannah: 'I often get to emergencies first because of my speedy wheelchair'

Dr Hannah Barham-Brown on crowdfunding her wheelchair and working in a busy hospital.

• 23 mins

What happens to my disabled son when I die?

Mark hopes his 'death plan' will keep son Steven out of an institution

• 20 mins

鈥淚 saw you on stage, you鈥檙e definitely bipolar鈥�

When psychologists watched a comedian perform they ended up diagnosing him with bipolar.

• 22 mins

Gin, sushi and disability

The visually impaired refugee with a world class degree and a gin and sushi habit.

• 54 mins

Rationing energy - and other chronic illness life hacks

Tips for managing day-to-day life with pain, fatigue and limited energy.

• 25 mins

Storytelling Live: Tales of the Misunderstood

A badly timed dislocation and the wheelchair user who stunned a praying nun by walking.

• 33 mins

Drunk people ask the most awkward questions

Lost Voice Guy uses an iPad to speak and is an expert handler of awkward questions.

• 29 mins

The woman who experiences pain as red and rectangular

Rachel reveals how she can see and hear her own pain

• 52 mins