Launceston’s Michelle Murphy always knew as a child she was creative, but it wasn’t until she received a challenging health diagnosis at the age of 25, that she truly headed onto the path of becoming an artist.

A crucial step in that journey was being introduced three years ago to the Interweave Arts Studio in Launceston.   It’s powerfully changed her life for the better.

Content warning - this episode includes a reference to suicidal thoughts.   



Interweave Arts Studio in Launceston https://www.facebook.com/Interweave-Arts-319627934071

Lifeline 13-11-14

Beyond Blue 1-300-224-636

SANE  1800 18 7263, saneforums.org

Launceston’s Michelle Murphy always knew as a child she was creative, but it wasn’t until she received a challenging health diagnosis at the age of 25, that she truly headed onto the path of becoming an artist.
A crucial step in that journey was being introduced three years ago to the Interweave Arts Studio in Launceston.   It’s powerfully changed her life for the better.
Content warning - this episode includes a reference to suicidal thoughts.   
 
Interweave Arts Studio in Launceston <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Interweave-Arts-319627934071">https://www.facebook.com/Interweave-Arts-319627934071</a>
Lifeline 13-11-14
Beyond Blue 1-300-224-636
SANE  1800 18 7263, <a href="http://saneforums.org/">saneforums.org</a>

Stories of Ability is a six-part City Park Radio podcast produced and hosted by Jodie Lowe.   

"When I came up with the idea for this podcast, the intention was to try to interview people with disabilities in a way that better captures who they are and their story.

I want this podcast to give the listener a stronger sense of people’s achievements, strengths, aspirations so that they can get to know their story on a much deeper level. 

I want to sincerely thank everyone interviewed for this podcast, Chris Ball from City Park Radio for wonderful support and assistance and the Community Broadcasting Foundation for its support.

I hope you enjoy See Me – Stories of Ability."

Jodie Lowe – Host and Producer



Supported by a Community Broadcasting Foundation grant, the series was recorded at the City Park Radio studios in Launceston in 2022.

Stories of Ability is a six-part City Park Radio podcast produced and hosted by Jodie Lowe.   
"When I came up with the idea for this podcast, the intention was to try to interview people with disabilities in a way that better captures who they are and their story.
I want this podcast to give the listener a stronger sense of people’s achievements, strengths, aspirations so that they can get to know their story on a much deeper level. 
I want to sincerely thank everyone interviewed for this podcast, Chris Ball from City Park Radio for wonderful support and assistance and the Community Broadcasting Foundation for its support.
I hope you enjoy See Me – Stories of Ability."
Jodie Lowe – Host and Producer
 
Supported by a <a href="https://cbf.org.au/">Community Broadcasting Foundation</a> grant, the series was recorded at the <a href="https://cityparkradio.com/">City Park Radio</a> studios in Launceston in 2022.

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