My first guest of 2021 in my RFD Question Time series is Caz, who is 32 and lives in the UK. She’s a freelance writer as well as a chronic illness & lifestyle blogger, running the blog Invisibly Me.
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Lucy Hale: A tribute to a talented, creative composer and an amazing, wonderful friend
As a good source of therapy, contemplation and celebration, Emma shares a tribute to her amazing friend Lucy Hale, who sadly passed away…
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Music Interview: Fatality
For our first music interview of 2021, Emma would like to welcome metal quartet Fatality. They share their love of metal music and how their band name was inspired by a computer game.
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AccessAble’s Guide to Blind Friendly Video Calls
Everyone’s meeting online – via Zoom, Teams, Skype and FaceTime – the world has never been more connected. But how can you ensure that virtual meetings and video calls are accessible to blind and visually impaired people? AccessAble Champion Emma Purcell gives us her top tips on blind friendly video calls.
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My 2020 in review
Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups in the year 2020.
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December 2020 summary: Christmas content, production, relaxation and celebration
Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups in December 2020.
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Music Interviews: 2020 roundup
Here is a roundup of the 30 music interviews Emma has published on Rock For Disability in 2020.
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Rock For Disability celebrates 3 year anniversary
Emma celebrates the 3 year anniversary of Rock For Disability with thank you’s, popular posts and donations.
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RFD Question Time with Amanda Nelson at Amanda Gene
Amanda Nelson is a disability and lifestyle blogger from Florida, USA and runs the blog Amanda Gene. Today Emma speaks to her as part of her RFD Question Time series.
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Music Interview: Amy Mantis & the Space Between
Today we speak to singer/songwriter Amy Mantis who shares her love of classic rock, how she can never stop writing music and her hope to returning to gigs next year.
