Clickability’s lockdown vlog: an interview archive
Clicka’s Vlog Series
By Clickability · Originally published 6 May 2020
Original article and dated context
Clickability has started a vlog! Each week, we’ll interview a host of amazing guests as we all work through self-isolation together. We look at lessons learned and the innovative changes providers are making to continue delivering services.
Episode 7 with Lisa Cox
We're thrilled to have writer, presenter and consultant Lisa Cox join us for the latest episode of our Clicka vlog! We chat about finding work as a disabled person, destroying society's low expectations, and more. Tune in now.
Episode 6 with Emily Dash
We're thrilled to have Emily Dash join us for the latest episode of our vlog! We talk about her amazing new film Groundhog Night, her acting journey, and more.
Episode 5 with Mathew Townsend
Nature Freedom's Mathew Townsend talks about life during quarantine, how we can come out of it stronger, and what the next steps might be.
Episode 4 with DLI’s Christina Ryan
Tris chats with Clicka friend and Disability Leadership Institute CEO and founder Christina Ryan about disability leadership and what real change looks like post COVID-19.
Episode 3 with GRP’s Gaby Ptasznik
GRP Speech Pathology‘s Gaby Ptasznik discusses the impact of Covid-19 and shares insight into how telehealth can be a great alternative in these self-isolating times. (Tris and Gaby also lament the fact comedian Hamish Blake never joined their Zoom…)
Episode 2 with Todd Winther
Tris talks to friend of Clickability, writer, and recent Mastermind contestant Todd Winther about the importance of self-isolation and what we can learn from the COVID-19 pandemic. (Don’t worry, they chat about Mastermind, too!)
Episode 1 with Aviva Beecher Kelk
To get through these self-isolating times, we’ve started a vlog! In this ep, Tris talks to Aviva about COVID-19, the innovative changes providers have made to adapt, and the importance of looking after ourselves in these times. (Just ignore Tris’s #isobeard.)
Clickability editorial update: October 2026
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