Rose Callaghan: 'The Wrong Girl' + 'Wonder'

Episode 1 of 'ReFramed - Disability in Media' introduces Jason Clymo (series host) and co-hosts, Steph Dower and Robyn Lambird.

The team chat with speaker and comedian Rose Callaghan and dissect TV series The Wrong Girl and the movie Wonder.

Features arts inclusivity champion Genevieve Clay-Smith and reviews of TV's Game of Thrones and movie Me Before You.

This episode: Ming Luo's experiences of being blind; disability representation in film The Fundamentals of Caring and TV's In the Dark.

This episode, Jason McCurry on disability and empowerment, and the team review TV series The Politician and film A Quiet Place.

Hosts Steph, Jason & Robyn review recent developments and discuss the Netfix show Sex Education and disability.

This week, transformative justice influencer K Shantel joins the team to discuss Marvel movie Eternals.

This week: James Parr - model, triathlete, writer. We analyse how vintage children's film The Secret Garden shows disability.

Movie The Peanut Butter Falcon is analysed through a disability-framing lens with special guest, human rights champion Graeme Innes.

TV series The Witcher is assessed with special guest Catia Malaquias, human rights lawyer and disability advocate.

Tobi Green Adenowo, UK activist and presenter, helps unpick disability representation in animated film Luca.

The team and personal/professional development specialist Carson Tueller analyse movie A Quiet Place Part 2.

Marvel's Hawkeye is put under a disability-critical eye by the team and special guest: film and TV specialist Tracey Vieira.

ReFramed takes on Enid Blyton - the TV adaptation of her Malory Towers discussed with author and activist Carly Findlay.

Disability representation on TV's The Sex Lives of College Girls is unpacked - with model and communicator Rhiannon Tracey.

This week, fashion and screen inclusion advocate Angel Dixon helps examine disability representation in TV series Raising Dion.

Writer, creator and activist Nina Tame joins the ReFramed team to analyse Disney favourite Finding Nemo.

Akii Ngo - advocate, model, writer, consultant - brings a range of lived experiences and helps review the film Love and Other Drugs.

Greens Senator Jordon Steele-John helps the team analyse the film Run from the viewpoint of disability presentation.

Model, actor and activist Maya Dove helps the team to analyse hilarious TV show Derry Girls.

Michelle Roger - writer, artist, photographer, model - joins the team to discuss TV show The L Word Gen Q.

Rebooted TV series Queer as Folk goes under the disability lens with the team - joined by businessman and advocate Luke Christian.

Writer, digital creator and advocate Annie Segarra helps the team review animated TV series Dead End: Paranormal Park.

TV's Heartbreak High is assessed through a disability lens with Anja Christofferson, advocate and social entrepreneur.

The team is joined by writer, actor, producer and activist Emily Dash - to review TV series Switched At Birth.