

Episode 210: Facilitating Communicating (with Helen Lewis)
Apr 6, 2024
Helen Lewis, journalist at The Atlantic, discusses facilitated communication and Scotland's hate crime law. They explore Anne McDonald's breakthrough, controversies around facilitated communication, and the impact on individuals with disabilities. The episode delves into historical misuses of medical practices and the challenges of journalism integrity.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Various Topics and Speculating on Messages About Hot Nazis
01:52 • 4min
Unpacking the Controversial Hate Crime and Public Order Bill 2021 in Scotland
05:28 • 5min
Analyzing SMP's Approach and the 'Hate Monster' Advert
10:36 • 2min
Exploring Controversial Topics: Grit, Hate Crime Legislation, and Online Relationships
12:12 • 19min
Communication Breakthrough: The Story of Anne McDonald
30:49 • 5min
Communicating Beyond Speech: The Power of Facilitated Communication
35:32 • 20min
Navigating Medical Controversies and Historical Misuses
55:34 • 16min
Exploring the Controversy of Facilitated Communication
01:11:05 • 18min
Reflections on Beliefs, Journalism Integrity, and Facing Mistakes
01:29:31 • 3min