Australian Capital Territory, Australia Jun 29, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - Chloe Reading a 30-year-old Australian broadcaster has launched her disability-inclusive satellite radio network (Radio Equal Network) A global network available in any country with access to the internet.
With many broadcasters with special needs such as Autism, Cerebral Palsy and Down Syndrome on air with Radio Equal to date the network has opened opportunities to the people who need it the most. Radio Equal has just introduced Ben Blanchet, Galen Reilly and Jacob Fitzpatrick to the network. The makings of Radio Equal Network came about in early 2020 when Miss Reading realized the radio broadcasting world was not inclusive to disabilities and needed to change. She then enlisted on help from Peter Diskon a broadcaster with over 45 years experience in radio broadcasting.
Miss Reading said " When I was an 11-year-old kid with no friends and very little social skills Pete took me under his wing and taught me everything I know about broadcasting, the education and wealth of knowledge I received from Pete is more than any university could have taught me.
When Miss Reading was asked why Radio Equal she said " I've lived a very sheltered life and hidden my disability from the eyes of the public, as a 30-year old I found I had come to a point in my life where I've learnt to be comfortable in my own skin. I no longer hide my disability from the world, I have Spina Bifida, This is me.
You can tune into Radio Equal Network by visiting www.radioequal.caster.fm
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