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In this insightful episode of the Pushy Pushy podcast, Nia is joined by special guest Keron Day, a talented actor and champion for diversity in the entertainment industry. Keron, who has cerebral palsy, shares his experiences working on shows like Sex Education and Kirkmoore, discussing the importance of authentic representation and inclusion for disabled actors.

The conversation delves into the challenges faced by disabled performers, the need for improved access and accommodations on sets, and the underrepresentation of disability in media compared to real-world demographics. Keron emphasizes the significance of casting disabled actors in roles not necessarily written as disabled, normalizing their presence in all types of stories.

Throughout the episode, Keron provides eye-opening statistics and advocates for increased diversity both on-screen and behind the scenes. He encourages the industry to embrace inclusive casting and storytelling, ultimately creating a more accurate reflection of society. With his passion and insights, Keron Day is truly pushing for positive change in the entertainment world.

Pushy Pushy is created and hosted by Mark Jermin and Nia Jermin.

You’re invited behind the scenes for a weekly gossip directly from a UK in house talent agency and Acting training centre that represents and trains a selection of Actors within the entertainment industry with our industry themed podcast - Pushy Pushy!

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Hosted by a dynamic duo with a wealth of experience within the entertainment industry is leading talent agent Mark Jermin and sister and business partner Nia Jermin who co-ordinates the classes and training side of the companies: Mark Jermin Management and The Mark Jermin School.

Whether you're a pushy parent, a driven actor or are just fascinated by show business, you'll get the real deal on how agents discover and manage clients, hilarious audition stories, tips to make it in the industry, the best classes and much more.

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