Greg speaks to Nikki Sullivan from Adelaide's Migration Museum about William Smith, an incredible South Australian who, after losing both arms in a schoolyard accident, taught himself to paint with his mouth.  Production notes: 
Greg Barila Nikki Sullivan from the Migration Museum in Adelaide. 
Host/interview: 
Thanks toSounds via Freesound.org.
All sounds used under Creative Commons.  
Paint strokes by Acrober
Typewriter by Fellwell5
Children by Blukotek
Seagull on beach  by Squashy555
Coins in cloth by Anthousai
Theatre chatter by Edhutschek
Rowdy men  by FillMatt  
 

Greg speaks to Nikki Sullivan from Adelaide's Migration Museum about William Smith, an incredible South Australian who, after losing both arms in a schoolyard accident, taught himself to paint with his mouth.  Production notes: 
Greg Barila Nikki Sullivan from the Migration Museum in Adelaide. 
Host/interview: 
Thanks toSounds via Freesound.org.
All sounds used under Creative Commons.  
Paint strokes by Acrober
Typewriter by Fellwell5
Children by Blukotek
Seagull on beach  by Squashy555
Coins in cloth by Anthousai
Theatre chatter by Edhutschek
Rowdy men  by FillMatt  
 

Exploring the incredible true stories from South Australia's past. A podcast brought to you by The Advertiser, in Adelaide.

Exploring incredible true stories from South Australia's past. A podcast brought to you by The Advertiser, in Adelaide.

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