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Ouch! disability talk show #90: Punk, tics and Paralympics

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Emma Tracey Emma Tracey | 09:55 UK time, Friday, 5 October 2012

Liz and Rob with guest Jess Thom

Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson reflects on the success of the Paralympics and explains how she stays fit and flexible now that she is no longer an athlete. Jess Thom, who has Tourette's syndrome, encourages us to laugh with her at her more humorous vocal tics. Plus, anyone for some Finnish learning disabled punk? Rob Crossan and Liz Carr present.

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Paralympic festival plan unvailed

The website of Jessica Thom.


• Pertti Kurikan are unable to visit the UK in October, so The Punk Syndrome will now show in select UK cinemas during February.

• Listen through to the end of this month's Ouch! talk show, for your chance to speak to Rob and Liz on the November edition.

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