Ouch talk show 102: Not The Truman Show

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Simon Minty, Tim Renkow and Rob Crossan
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Guests Simon Minty and Tim Renkow, with presenter Rob Crossan

On this month's show, video blogger Jonny says being open is good, the disability autobiography quiz and the future access technology that's already here.

Rob Crossan presents.

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Ouch's disability talk show 102 with Rob Crossan and guests.

With interviews, debate and topical chat, Ouch helps resolve those difficult disability questions and loves to dwell on the minutiae of living.

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Simon Minty, consultant and founder of the Abnormally Funny People, external comedy troupe, joins comedian Tim Renkow, external to discuss matters topical with Rob at the beginning of the show.

Jonny Benjamin on YouTube, external: Watch videos created and uploaded by this month's guest. Jonny has schizoaffective disorder - a combination of schizophrenia and depression. He explains the delusions he's had, and the voices he sometimes hears.

Robin Christopherson of AbilityNet, external joins Rob to discuss the future access technology that's already here.

And we finish the show with "The Sabrin: My very last day" by top learning disability band The Fish Police, external, taken from their latest album The Marzipan Transformations.

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