Just two years to go until the London 2012 Paralympic Games starts. The TV coverage has already begun but that's not going to change the mind of DB. Read and leave comments.
The bassist of alternative metal quintet The Mariana Hollow faced some quick fire questions on the Ouch! talk show and introduced the first track from their debut album.
Every cloud has a silver lining: scientists now say that if you have arthritis, you have some protection against alzheimers. DB's imagination goes wild after hearing this.
With talk of benefits cheats high up on the agenda, now we find newspapers are telling their readers that disabled people spend public money on prostitutes and holidays!
The comedian with Bipolar Schizoaffective disorder took time out from performing his Edinburgh show, No Straitjacket Required, to answer our 13 nosey questions.
It's incredible to think that some people think they don't come into contact with disabled people. But they're wrong, so wrong. Just scratch the surface and you'll see.
Should Charlie Swinbourne move out of deaf-friendly London to give his children a more free and idyllic life in the country? Read and leave your comments.
From blindfolds to ball bearings, England players Dave Clarke and Simon Hill explain the ins and outs of this entriguing sport ahead of the 2010 world cup at RNC in Hereford.
The blind world cup is in Hereford this month ... ahh bet you didn't know. Plus music from The Marianna Hollow and beware of cures! Gary O'Donoghue and Liz Carr present.
Tech correspondent Adrian Higginbotham bemoans the fact that accessible computer games are 20 years behind their mainstream equivalents and says it's just not good enough!
Our professional whinger has created a handy list of money-saving ideas for disabled people everywhere. (we didn't realise cut backs could be so 'cutting' - Ed)
As Laurence Clark found out on a recent trip to the US, tipping a waiter when your disabled can quicly turn from a good will jesture to an awkward and anxt-ridden affair.
Trisha Goddard, Cerrie Burnell, Cara Readle, Gail Porter, Blaine Harrison, John Horan, Tanni Grey-Thompson and now Baroness Jane Campbell completes our interview chain.
Another week, another plan from the new government. Db gets into the spirit of the Big Society initiative that will see everyday folk running local services.
