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The Eclectic is a podcast where we discuss a variety of issues, bordering on different aspects of life and its intricacies.

So join us as together, we embark on this journey towards making life-changing discoveries.

08/06/2025

How do you reclaim your voice in a world that often speaks over you? In Episode 7 of The Eclectic, we meet Laraba Barnabas, a Deaf young woman who is a communications specialist and fierce advocate. From living with a cochlear implant to speaking for women’s and disability rights, her story is bold, honest, and beautifully unmuted.
🔊 Click the link https://open.spotify.com/episode/1ycjLCzaZS0jwJhbQEs5tc for a powerful conversation on accessibility, identity, and what it means to truly be heard.

06/06/2025

The Eclectic Podcast
Hosted By Rotarian Eloka Oduah
My Life With A Cochlear Implant
Laraba Barnabas, Advocate For Women And Disability Rights
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25/05/2025

In this inspiring episode of The Eclectic, we journey through Mona’s decades-long mission—from grassroots organizing to shaping national policy.
Click the link https://open.spotify.com/episode/2EZutStEAwlK2nF05MIhPj?si=SpHyal6RSXOgcrLwUx4Q-Q for a powerful conversation on post-polio syndrome, accessible healthcare, and why inclusion must be intergenerational.

23/05/2025

The Eclectic Podcast
Hosted By Eloka Oduah
Discussing Polio
Mona Arsenault
Rotarian and President of Polio Quebec
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11/05/2025

How often do we think about who gets left out of climate solutions?
Join us on The Eclectic as we, in partnership with the Rotary Club World Disability Advocacy, speak with *Abhishek Kumar, a lawyer, environmental researcher, and disability rights advocate working at the intersection of sustainability and inclusion.
Abhishek's global advocacy is creating a world where no voice is left behind.
Tap the link https://open.spotify.com/episode/0T1TAtbpHGeHjzQHng3wyH?si=nA0R8hrbRH2lJ-A-P5N9zw to listen, learn, and be part of the change.

13/04/2025

🎧 Is it the child… or the system?
In this powerful episode of The Eclectic Podcast, Prof. Sigamoney Naicker challenges us to rethink how we define learning difficulties and inclusive education.
🔥 From policy gaps to performance pressure, we unpack why so many working-class children are left behind, and what must change.
🎙️ Brought to you in partnership with the Rotary Club of World Disability Advocacy.
📌 Hit play https://open.spotify.com/episode/0q7sRuf8oKaItwzZgJuHSR?si=nMhgoRhjQMSkaY0iwkbQ1Q. Share your thoughts. Let’s talk solutions.

10/04/2025

The Eclectic Podcast
Hosted By Rotarian Eloka Oduah
Inclusive Learning
Dr Sigamoney Manicka Naicker
Author of Education and the Working Class
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For more information, write to [email protected]

30/03/2025

Growing up, were you ever told that when a person who has epilepsy experiences a seizure, you should put a spoon in their mouth in order to prevent them from swallowing their tongue? Yes, I heard that too!
Listen to this exciting and educative episode as The Eclectic, in partnership with the Rotary Club of World Disability Advocacy presents “Epilepsy Advocacy and Inclusion with Nina Mago”.
Click the link https://open.spotify.com/episode/2o3DeTE1Q6HQUUz1YyydIb?si=mhdyuGVRRZSbzhCnmWbDug as she shares with us, her journey with epilepsy and lots more. Let us know what other misconceptions you may have heard about epilepsy! And what sort of stigma do you think people with epilepsy experience daily?
Join the conversation Don’t forget to comment, like, and share!

16/03/2025

Representation matters. Seeing yourself reflected in media, fashion, and entertainment can shape your confidence, self-worth, and sense of belonging. But what happens when an entire community is misrepresented or worse, completely excluded?
This week, The Eclectic yet again in partnership with the Rotary Club World Disability Advocacy, features “Authentic Disability Representation in the Media with Fatimah Usman”, a passionate advocate for disability inclusion and representation in the entertainment industry.
Click the link https://open.spotify.com/show/1g6RRiZ6JSgx7Z6wv6Pc8C and let us know your thoughts.
Join the conversation and don’t forget to comment, like, and share!

14/03/2025

Authentic Disability Representation in the Media
Fatimah Usman, Biochemist, Educator and Disability Advocate
March 16th 2025
The Eclectic Podcast Hosted By Rotarian Eloka Oduah
Our guest is Fatimah Usman, a biochemist, educator, and passionate advocate for disability inclusion. As a person with albinism and a disability inclusion facilitator in training, she has witnessed the harmful effects of misrepresentation in entertainment and is calling for a revolution in the way disability stories are told. Through her work in education and advocacy, she’s advocating for authentic representation, ensuring that people with disabilities are not just included but properly portrayed.
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For more information, write to [email protected]

02/03/2025

Ever heard of the musical improvisation that is impacting the lives of people with disabilities? Want to learn more about this fascinating invention?
Join us this week on The Eclectic as we, in partnership with the Rotary Club World Disability Advocacy, feature Dr. Denise White, the creative genius of “Condoctology”. Click the link https://open.spotify.com/show/1g6RRiZ6JSgx7Z6wv6Pc8C as she shares with us, her inspiring journey and explore the power of music to heal, empower, and transform lives!
Join the conversation. Don’t forget to comment, like, and share!

28/02/2025

“The Eclectic” Podcast, hosted by Eloka Oduah and The Rotary Club World Disability Advocacy present
Music: A Tool for Creative and Inclusive Transformation Dr. Denise White
Award-winning Special Needs and
Music Educator Founder of “Conductology.” March 2nd
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