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SEND Backstage is where music chats meet real life. Hosted by Jay, a young man who is blind, autistic and epileptic, this podcast brings you honest conversations about music, memories and what inclusion really looks like when you live it. Each episode feels like you’re sat with Jay and a mate, talking road trip songs, memories, embarrassing moments, favourite playlists and the emotional tracks that stay with you. Mixed in is the real stuff. The highs and lows of SEND life, the assumptions people make and the moments that shape us. You will hear from artists, families, friends and people ...

SEND SOS is the quick-fire lifeline for exhausted parent carers navigating the world of special educational needs and disabilities. Some hacks use AI, some don’t - but every 10-to-15-minute episode gives you something practical you can try today. Hosted by Debs Aspland of @lifeaspland, SEND SOS blends humour, honesty and a hefty dose of “we’ve-been-there” reality. Because sometimes you don’t need another meeting - you just need a hack that works.

SEND Mojo is your dose of motivation, resilience, and real talk from the messy middle of SEND life. Each episode features honest conversations with parent carers, advocates, and change makers about how they keep going - even when they feel like hiding under a blanket with a biscuit. We talk burnout, bouncing back, finding joy in chaos, and all the ways we drag our mojo out from under the sofa (again). No toxic positivity. No “just be grateful.” Just real people sharing how they keep moving through the hard stuff - one wobble, one win, and one deep breath at a time. Hosted by Debs ...

SEND Shenanigans is the brutally honest, occasionally sweary, always hilarious podcast for anyone parenting a child with SEND. Hosted by Debs (planner addict and chaos organiser-in-chief), Gemma from Isla’s Voice, and Emma from INFACT, this trio dive headfirst into the joys, dramas, and WTF moments of life with additional needs in the mix. No preachy advice. No sugar-coating. Just real talk, relatable stories, and the kind of solidarity that can only come from people deep in the trenches with you. Each episode tackles the themes that SEND families know all too well — EHCP nightmares, ...