Thomas Bryan and Mike Gourley in the Wellington Access Radio studio Tune in to Thomas Bryan as he explores the diversity of disability issues, with co-host Mike Gourley. No Labels is a programme about your community with a focus on accessibility for all. The show looks at services which might assist you, and highlights topics and challenges that might pose barriers for older people, or those living with or experiencing disability. In each programme we interview someone from the community whose role, paid or voluntary, provides topical and current information relating to our community. Each show has a disability/accessibility focus and the issues this might pose for our community. Guests share about their role in the community, a little about themselves and their favourite music. Tune in every week, Tuesdays, at 1pm. If you want to get in touch with Thomas, send him an email – thomas.s.bryan@gmail.com July 15 2025: Maldwyn Greenwood Maldwyn Greenwood is a highly respected audio-visual (AV) professional with over 20 years of technical experience and a deep commitment to accessibility in New Zealand’s AV industry. As the Technical Manager (NZ) for Jands, a leading distributor of audio-visual technology solutions, Maldwyn brings a wealth of expertise in system design, training, and technical support to the local market. A defining aspect of Maldwyn’s work is his advocacy for accessible audio, particularly for people with hearing loss. He has been instrumental in the deployment and support of assistive listening technologies, most prominently through his work with Ampetronic, a global leader in induction loop and auracast Systems. Maldwyn’s approach goes beyond compliance; he is driven by a genuine desire to see hearing assistance solutions designed for real-world benefit, ensuring that systems are effective for end users and not just a regulatory checkbox. Providing a genuine benefit for all users. Dr Lisa Seerup Lisa is the President of the National Hearing Association. Lisa has over 30 years of experience in hearing health and conservation. She has gained experience working in the US, Australia, Mexico, Argentina, Switzerland, and Denmark. She is the WHO’s Global Changemaker in New Zealand, and has been a fierce advocate for hearing health. Her goal is to make NZ the gold standard in Hearing Health with equitable services for all NZers.
