Helen Rollason's guest appearances

Helen Rollason

Great Lives

Tough Girl Podcast

Colne Radio

Audre Lorde

Dylan Thomas

Jim Morrison

Jen Bricker

Mark Carwardine

Kenneth Williams

Samira Ahmed

Danielle Brown

Ayesha Hazarika

David Blunkett

Golda Meir

Sara Pascoe

Ruth Rogers

Kate Swoboda

Stacy Sims

OwlTail

Essex based Helen Rollason Charity is Hosting a Lockdown Virtual Quiz on Facebook.

Essex based Helen Rollason Charity is Hosting a Lockdown Virtual Quiz on Facebook.

The Helen Rollason Charity Hosts a Lockdown Virtual Quiz

Anoushé Husain

Anoushé is a champion for all those experiencing barriers and self-limiting beliefs. Born missing her right arm below the elbow, living with multiple health conditions, a cancer survivor, a Muslim and coming from an ethnic minority, Anoushé has never let what society or culture thinks she should do limit her or dictate the direction of her life. She is constantly breaking the mould and challenging not only her own beliefs about her own potential but also that of society and her own culture. She has become a role model to anyone facing a self-limiting belief or barrier and is sharing her journey to help others unlock their potential. Anoushé candidly talks about her life, how she has remained resilient in the face of huge obstacles and talks about issues that we as a society do not talk about enough. In particular, Anoushé highlights the plight of those stigmatised by society in order to change the misconceptions around these groups. She is heavily driven by teaching others learn to shed their self-limiting beliefs and help empower them to reach their potential. A policy advisor by day, Anoushé is currently ranked 2nd in the UK as a paraclimber in just a year of training. She is also an Ambassador for LimbPower, the leading charity for amputees and those with limb differences. Anoushé is the 2017 Asian Women of Achievement Award winner for Sport. ******** “Energetic, charismatic and overflowing with enthusiasm and a force for good. Anoushé Husain has overcome immense challenges of her own and yet she’s determined to have a positive impact on others.” Judges of the Asian Women of Achievement Awards ********* Show notes  Who is Anoushé? - Living a diverse life! Being born in Luxembourg, speaking multiple languages and growing up sporty Dealing with heath issues, from being born with one arm, to have cancer and suffering from a genetic disorder Getting in contact with - Reach a UK based charity The concept of being different? Sports at a young age and their impact on self confidence Dealing with discrimination and being treated fairly  Getting diagnosed with cancer at 22 Entering a surgical cycle and the impact on her life Living in a cycle of fear and being afraid of what was going to happen next? How much worst is it going to get? The impact on her career and her Masters course Crossing the line and becoming a cancer patient Scanxiety Making the move to London  Where does her resilience come from? “If you fall - you get back up” Climbing &amp; wanting to get to the top of the route Needing to find a way to get her arm better Let’s go try! Learning about the British Mountaineering Council - Para-climbing Series Being ranked 2nd in her category When there is pain there must be something you can learn from it Being able to forget the world and all her problems Getting over self-limiting beliefs Not wanting to rest Taking time off from climbing Blogging for - This Girl Can campaign Final words of advice      Visit her website to learn more! https://anoushehusain.com

Anoushé is a champion for all those experiencing barriers and self-limiting beliefs. Born missing her right arm below the elbow, living with multiple health conditions, a cancer survivor, a Muslim and coming from an ethnic minority, Anoushé has never let what society or culture thinks she should do limit her or dictate the direction of her life. She is constantly breaking the mould and challenging not only her own beliefs about her own potential but also that of society and her own culture. She has become a role model to anyone facing a self-limiting belief or barrier and is sharing her journey to help others unlock their potential. Anoushé candidly talks about her life, how she has remained resilient in the face of huge obstacles and talks about issues that we as a society do not talk about enough. In particular, Anoushé highlights the plight of those stigmatised by society in order to change the misconceptions around these groups. She is heavily driven by teaching others learn to shed their self-limiting beliefs and help empower them to reach their potential. A policy advisor by day, Anoushé is currently ranked 2nd in the UK as a paraclimber in just a year of training. She is also an Ambassador for LimbPower, the leading charity for amputees and those with limb differences. Anoushé is the 2017 Asian Women of Achievement Award winner for Sport. ******** “Energetic, charismatic and overflowing with enthusiasm and a force for good. Anoushé Husain has overcome immense challenges of her own and yet she’s determined to have a positive impact on others.” Judges of the Asian Women of Achievement Awards ********* Show notes <ul> <li>Who is Anoushé? - Living a diverse life!</li> <li>Being born in Luxembourg, speaking multiple languages and growing up sporty</li> <li>Dealing with heath issues, from being born with one arm, to have cancer and suffering from a genetic disorder</li> <li>Getting in contact with - Reach a UK based charity</li> <li>The concept of being different?</li> <li>Sports at a young age and their impact on self confidence</li> <li>Dealing with discrimination and being treated fairly </li> <li>Getting diagnosed with cancer at 22</li> <li>Entering a surgical cycle and the impact on her life</li> <li>Living in a cycle of fear and being afraid of what was going to happen next? How much worst is it going to get?</li> <li>The impact on her career and her Masters course</li> <li>Crossing the line and becoming a cancer patient</li> <li>Scanxiety</li> <li>Making the move to London </li> <li>Where does her resilience come from?</li> <li>“If you fall - you get back up”</li> <li>Climbing &amp; wanting to get to the top of the route</li> <li>Needing to find a way to get her arm better</li> <li>Let’s go try!</li> <li>Learning about the British Mountaineering Council - Para-climbing Series</li> <li>Being ranked 2nd in her category</li> <li>When there is pain there must be something you can learn from it</li> <li>Being able to forget the world and all her problems</li> <li>Getting over self-limiting beliefs</li> <li>Not wanting to rest</li> <li>Taking time off from climbing</li> <li>Blogging for - This Girl Can campaign</li> <li>Final words of advice</li> </ul> Visit her website to learn more! <a href="https://anoushehusain.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anoushehusain.com</a>

Anoushé Husain -  para-climber, Ambassador for @limbpower and public speaker, #AWA2017 winner for Sport and #SWOTY2017 Helen Rollason Award winner

Ruth Holdaway

Ruth Holdaway - the former Chief Executive of Women in Sport - picks pioneering sports broadcaster Helen Rollason. Helen trained as a teacher, but after stints in community and local radio moved to the BBC to report for and later present the BBC’s 'Newsround' for children. She kept her hand in with sport and made history in 1990 when she was appointed as the first female presenter of BBC TV’s flagship 'Grandstand'. Sport was largely a male-dominated world at the time and there were plenty both inside and outside the Corporation who would have happily have seen her fail.Presented by Matthew Parris, with John Caunt who helped Helen write her autobiography.Plus contributions from Clare Balding, James Pearce and Deb Crook.Producer: Toby FieldFirst broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in December 2016.

Ruth Holdaway - the former Chief Executive of Women in Sport - picks pioneering sports broadcaster Helen Rollason. Helen trained as a teacher, but after stints in community and local radio moved to the BBC to report for and later present the BBC’s 'Newsround' for children. She kept her hand in with sport and made history in 1990 when she was appointed as the first female presenter of BBC TV’s flagship 'Grandstand'. Sport was largely a male-dominated world at the time and there were plenty both inside and outside the Corporation who would have happily have seen her fail. Presented by Matthew Parris, with John Caunt who helped Helen write her autobiography. Plus contributions from Clare Balding, James Pearce and Deb Crook. Producer: Toby Field First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in December 2016.

Ruth Holdaway on Helen Rollason