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Cerebral Palsy Grows Up: The PodcastEpisode 1: Robyn LambirdIn our first episode, we sit down with Robyn Lambird, Australian Paralympian and trailblazing advocate for disability rights and LGBTQ+ inclusion. Robyn made history at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics as the first non-binary athlete to win a medal, securing bronze in the 100m T34 race. But their journey goes far beyond the track.The Paralympics highlight not only the incredible achievements of elite athletes but also the importance of physical activity for everyone, including those with cerebral palsy or other disabilities. Robyn shares how elite sports and everyday recreation are interconnected, emphasizing that engaging in physical activity, at...
2024-09-0529 min
LGBTIQ+ Health Australia Presents: The LatestEpisode 24: Robyn LambirdThe Latest in LGBTIQ+ Health and Policy is a podcast that brings you the health and well-being hot topic discussions that matter to LGBTIQ+ people.
On this episode, we chat to Robyn Lambird, an Australian wheelchair racer and model. Robyn won a bronze medal in the Women’s 100m T34 at the 2020 Summer Paralympics, becoming the first out non-binary athlete to compete at the Paralympics, and won a bronze medal in the Tokyo Paralympics. Robyn was also the first person in a wheelchair to be featured in one of Target’s active-wear campaigns. They have modelled for Tomm...
2024-07-2917 min
Welcome to the Jungle with Amberley LoboMASTERING YOUR MINDSET WITH ROBYN LAMBIRDI am in love with this human being!!
Robyn Lambird is a non-binary Australian Paralympian, creator, advocate and all round incredible human being. Born in England and raised in Western Australia, Robyn was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at the age of nine.
Despite only getting into para athletics later in life within a few years Robyn took home the bronze medal for the 100m T34 at the Tokyo Paralympics and became the first Australian non-binary Paralympian to finish on the podium.
Robyn is a fountain of inspiration and a big ball of feel-good e...
2024-06-0542 min
ReFramed - Disability in MediaReFramed Episode 25 - Emily Dash + 'Switched At Birth'Please help us welcome the incredible Emily Dash to ReFramed!If you don't already know Emily, she's an emerging writer, actor, producer and speaker. She's also a disability advocate with an emphasis on social inclusion. Emily recently joined the Attitude Foundation Board of Directors, and we're so excited to have her on the podcast.Joined by Robyn Lambird & Jason Clymo, the trio review 'Switched At Birth'. The series ran from 2011 - 2017 on ABC Family, and revolves around two teenagers who were switched at birth and grew up in very different environments: one in an affluent s...
2023-09-1227 minReFramed - Disability in MediaReFramed Episode 24 - Anja Christoffersen + 'Heartbreak High'This week's episode is a GOODIE!Robyn Lambird & Jason Clymo are joined by the incredible Anja Christoffersen, to review 'Heartbreak High' (2022).Anja is a disability advocate and social entrepreneur. Her business - ‘Champion Health Agency’ - is a world first talent agency professionalising the lived experiences of people with disability, chronic illness and carers, in order to create meaningful change.'Heartbreak High' (the 2022 Australian series) stars Chloe Hayden as Quinni, a young autistic woman. Tune in to find out more about Anja, and what our ReFramers thought of 'Heartbreak High'.
2023-08-2927 min
Come Out Wherever You Are with Sean Szeps"Are you sure it's not a phase?" and other inappropriate questions with Robyn LambirdRobyn Lambird is a non-binary athlete and the first out non-binary Paralympian to win a medal at the Games. Impressive, right? So why are people so obsessed with asking them how they have sex or if being non-binary is all a big experiment? In today's Queer Question, I ask Robyn the most inappropriate questions they get about sexuality, gender, disability and relationships, to find out if these questions are ever okay to ask, and what's a better alternative. Follow Robyn on Instagram @robynlambird Check out the post that inspired this episode https://www.instagram.com/p/CfyhScfAdLt/See omnystudio.com/l...
2022-12-1522 min
Change AgentsChange Agents: Robyn LambirdRobyn Lambird not only won a medal at the Tokyo Olympics but also became the first out non-binary person to do so. She says everyone should have access to sport, particularly those in the LGBTIQ+ community and people with disability
2022-08-1008 min
Change AgentsChange Agents: Robyn LambirdRobyn Lambird not only won a medal at the Tokyo Olympics but also became the first out non-binary person to do so. She says everyone should have access to sport, particularly those in the LGBTIQ+ community and people with disability
2022-08-1008 min
Ladies, We Need To TalkSex and the D Word – DisabilityAround one in five Australian women live with a disability. And guess what? They're having sex. Hot, creative sex. But steamy conversations about what it's like to love and lust with a disability are often considered too "out there" to talk about. Join Robyn Lambird, Madeleine Stewart, Akii Ngo and Yumi Stynes for a raunchy chat about Sex and the D-word — from insane orgasms to stumping, 'moot pain' to Paralympic thirst.
2022-07-0428 min
Find Your Food Voice[Real Life] Meet Lara MingesHave you ever tried to access ways to help your complicated relationship with food, but found you just were kept out for whatever reason? This week, Lara Minges sits down with us to talk about her letter to her body, disability education, and community. Subscribe and leave a review here in just seconds. Mentioned in this episode: Lara's website / Adios Barbie / Roxane Gay Disability resources: Books about disability culture, history, and experience / Disability videos by disabled people / Robyn Lambird / #DisabilityTooWhite presentation Food peace resources: Julie Dillon RD blog / PCOS + Food Peace Fre...
2022-05-1731 min
The Balance TheoryRobyn Lambird on becoming a ParalympianRobyn Lambird is a digital creator, Paralympian who competed in Tokyo 2020 and lover of all things vintage! Today Robyn shares the journey in becoming a Paralympian, what mindset it took to compete at a high level, the power of visualisation in that process, how to let go of the result as a way to take pressure off achieving and enjoying the process.Robyn also shares insight into how and why diversity is our biggest teacher, how we can become more inclusive and educate ourselves within that space as well as what it means for Robyn to...
2022-04-1729 minReFramed - Disability in MediaReFramed Episode 4 - Ming Luo - 'The Fundamentals of Caring' + 'In The Dark'Hey ReFramer! You're now on episode 4, and it's time to re-introduce Robyn Lambird (they/them, she/her) to the series! Jason and Robyn chat all things inclusion, disability representation, and welcome Ming Luo (she/her) as their special guest. Ming brings an array of experiences with her, including lived experience of being blind. The trio discuss the following media pieces:The Fundamentals of Caring... Another Hollywood film that casts a non-disabled person as a character with disability. This time, though, they frame disability experiences in a much more realistic and light-hearted way. Th...
2021-09-2841 minReFramed - Disability in MediaReFramed Episode 1 - 'Special'The first episode of 'ReFramed - Disability in Media' introduces us to Jason Clymo (series host) and his co-hosts, Steph Dower and Robyn Lambird. Together they explain where this podcast series was born from, and why disability representation is so important. Learn about the completely made-up "Inclusive Disability Representation Scale" (IDR Scale), and follow along as the trio discuss the Netflix series 'Special' - starring Ryan O'Connell, who also created and Executive Produced the series.Also learn about ReFramed's parent company - Attitude Foundation - and the mission they have of reframing modern media to e...
2021-09-2836 min
Do You Even Influence?@Robynlambird - Aussie bronze medalist and the ultimate advocate for disability and sexuality representationToday on the show with have Paralympian medal winner, turned content creator, Robyn Lambird. Fresh off winning bronze in Tokyo, she joined us from hotel quarantine, where she's been hanging out, making content upon her return from the games. She talks about:her journey as an athletehow she uses her platform to raise awarenessAnd even what it’s like dating as a disabled person Robyn Lambird is a Perth based Paralympian, Content creator, model and disability advocate, who has just achieved a bronze medal at the JAPAN 2020/21 Paralympics - making her the first ever out...
2021-09-1332 min
Dar Voz a esQrever: Notícias, Cultura e Opinião LGBT 🎙🏳️🌈T7 | Ep.10 - Whole Lotta History: Paulo Rangel, Robyn Lambird, Kylie Sonique Love e Sarah HardingO nonagésimo quarto do Podcast Dar Voz A esQrever 🎙️🏳️🌈 é apresentado por nós, Pedro Carreira e Nuno Gonçalves. Falamos do coming out awkward do Paulo Rangel do PSD, da vitória de Robyn Lambird nos Paralímpicos, da primeira coroa de uma pessoa trans de Kylie Sonique Love no RuPaul's Drag Race. Acabamos de forma mais triste mas a prestar homenagem a Sarah Harding, membro das Girls Aloud que pereceu de cancro da mama aos 39 anos.
Para participarem e enviar perguntas que queiram ver respondidas no podcast contactem-nos via Twitter e Instagram (@esqrever) e para o e-mail geral@esqrev...
2021-09-0834 min
Let's Go Tokyo PodcastAthlete Chat with Paralympian Robyn LambirdIn this episode, we speak to Paralympian Robyn Lambird, who will be representing Australia in Tokyo in wheelchair racing. She talks us through her preparation, and why representation for people with disabilities is so important. She'll definitely be one to watch. Stay tuned in a couple of weeks when Let's Go Tokyo covers the Paralympics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2021-08-1008 minLet's Go Tokyo PodcastLet's Go Tokyo August 9: End of the GamesWell, what an Olympic Games it was! Australia finished up 6th, after sitting in 4th spot for most of the games - GB and ROC had a late surge of medals. In this final episode - for the Tokyo Olympics, Ben and Mark speak to GOLD medallist Matt Wearn, who took us on his journey through Tokyo, and what it's like to call himself an Olympic Gold medallist. Plus, we speak to Paralympian Robyn Lambird, who will be representing Australia in Tokyo in wheelchair racing. She talks us through her preparation, and why...
2021-08-1027 min
Centre for StoriesCovid Stories - Robyn LambirdFunded by the State Library of Western Australia, this collection of stories documents 15 experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic that hit Australia in early 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic lead to the declaration of a State of Emergency on 16 March 2020. Western Australia went into strict lockdown between the months of March to May 2020, with further restrictions continuing for months after. During this time, events were cancelled, schools shut down, and parks became overcrowded. Thousands of individuals, businesses, communities, and organisations were severely impacted as they were forced to work from home, social distance and book emergency flights home. This collection, produced by the...
2020-11-3008 min
Adaptdefy#39 Robyn Lambird - Androgynous Fashion LoverRobyn Lambird caught our attention with her wildly interesting fashion images on instagram. Born in the UK with Cerebral Palsy, she emigrated with her parents to Australia where she immersed herself into sport. Never afraid of being herself, she is disabled, queer and proud! Oh, and she's a talented international athlete, social media influencer and style aficionado. Check it out! For full links go to https://adaptdefy.com/robyn-lambird-podcast
2020-05-2127 min
Just A SpoonfulRobyn LambirdRobyn Lambird doesn't need your prayers, thanks! At the time of this interview, already an accomplished wheelchair athlete, public figure and the first visibly disabled adult to appear in a nationwide ad campaign in Australia, the 19-year-old is doing just fine. We chat about the amusing (and annoying) reactions people have to you when you're visibly disabled, going to stadium concerts in a wheelchair, and how things seem to be improving for people with disabilities in our lifetimes. Robyn was born with cerebral palsy and explains where the nickname "T-Rex" comes from.
This is the first episode of the new...
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