A&E Accessibility and Environment Podcast
A&E Accessibility and Environment Podcast
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Podcast from the A&E Accessibility and Environment Festival . Showcasing the work of filmmakers and artists whose work explores disability, access and the environment.
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Explores a diverse range of topics centered around disability representation in film, environmental issues, and art's role in advocacy. Episodes feature discussions like Autistic Joy highlighting the joyful aspects of autism, Guardians of the Rainforest which examines indigenous women's voices in environmental narratives, and Burnt Country focusing on First Nations cultural wisdom for ecological sustainability.
Podcast from the A&E Accessibility and Environment Festival . Showcasing the work of filmmakers and artists whose work explores disability, access and the environment.
Max Endersby talks about his film The A Files. The A Files explores the experience of coming to terms with autism, told through a story of mystery, a mad scientists and meeting your clone.
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