Mouth-Off 1.16: Technology; help or hindrance?

On today's episode of Mouth-Off, I interview children’s author, songwriter, blogger, and disability rights activist Gavin Clifton. Gavin has recently published his first children’s story MAX’S WISH.

We talk about a range of topics from augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) and other assistive technologies; to songwriting,
writing and blogging. Gavin also discusses common misconceptions that people commonly make about him based on his disability.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Theme music: Intro and Outro by Clary Saddler

Talk to me (Williams Syndrome Charity Single) - written by Gavin Clifton, Dan Curtis and Laura Curtis, performed by performed by Various Welsh Singers

What Could be Now - written by Gavin Clifton and Al Steele, performed by Dusty Road

Why won’t you Let me Love you - written by Gavin Clifton and Darren Parry, performed by Darren Parry

Mama Didn’t Raise no Fool - written by Gavin Clifton and Al Steele, performed
by Kirsten Osbourne

A World Full of Dreams - written by Gavin Clifton and Al Steele, performed by Hanna Morgan Beynon

The Magic of Christmas (Hold me Close) - written by Gavin
Clifton and Al Steele, performed by Martin Clifton

Gavin Clifton's Spotify playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5cnUWKjib5391CgEBemO4U?si=415be54490674f6c

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