This episode Sam Brady of Glasgow University gives a paper for the BSSH Sport & Leisure History seminar on sporting wheelchairs and adaptive technology in the Paralympics. 

Building on his own bank of oral history interviews with practitioners he explains the way in which wheelchair users increasingly became involved in the design of their equipment and how technological change affects the way in which Paralympic sports adapt over time.

You can find out more about Sam's research via his blog posts at www.paralympicheritage.org.uk or by following him on Twitter @SamB24

Sam Brady - Sporting Wheelchairs

Marking Cadw's Open Doors campaign, the first ever episode of the Insole Court Podcast sees director Gray Hill be joined by Vanessa Cunningham and Gaynor Howard from the Insole Court Archive Research Group to answer some of the questions that visitors most frequently ask about the house and Insole family

For queries about Cadw's Open Doors programme of events, please email: OpenDoors@gov.wales
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Er mwyn dathlu ymgyrch Drysau Agored Cadw, mae rhifyn cyntaf erioed y Podlediad Cwrt Insole yn cynnwys cyfarwyddwr Gray Hill yn cael ei ymuno â fe gan Vanessa Cunningham a Gaynor Howard o'r Grŵp Ymchwil Archifdy Cwrt Insole i ateb ychydig o'r cwestiynau bod ymwelwyr yn eu gofyn yr amlaf am y tŷ a'r teulu Insole.

Am ymholiadau am raglen o ddigwyddiadau Drysiau Agored Cadw, ebostiwch: OpenDoors@gov.wales


Music | Cerddoriaeth: Scott Holmes - 'New Beginnings'
Produced by | Cynhyrwchwyd gan: Russell Todd - www.russelltodd.cymru

New Beginnings

Open Doors at Insole Court | Drysau Agored yng Nghwrt Insole (Cadw)

Introducing Claude Hailey, who donated the land that comprises Hailey park in Llandaff North, Cardiff and whose passion for outdoor pursuits, chiefly tennis, provides a legacy of tennis facilities at the park almost a century later

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Recorded to mark National Sporting Heritage Day 2021 #NSHD2021. Supported by Sporting Heritage CIC (twitter.com/sportinghistory; instagram.com/sportingheritagecic)

Introducing Claude Hailey - National Sporting Heritage Day 2021 #NSHD2021

After Claude and Gertrude Hailey's offer of land it took almost 3 years for Hailey Park to be laid out, landscaped and its facilities constructed.

Listen to hear exactly how Hailey Park took shape, what sports were soon played there, and what didn't get built due to safety concerns.

One wonder too whether a famous Cardiffian from a tennis-loving family ever played at Hailey Park....?

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Recorded to mark National Sporting Heritage Day 2021 #NSHD2021. Supported by Sporting Heritage CIC (twitter.com/sportinghistory; instagram.com/sportingheritagecic)

Hailey Park takes shape - National Sporting Heritage Day 2021 #NSHD2021

Spencer Vignes, a sports writer and journalist, explains how the origins of lawn tennis lie, not at Wimbledon, but in Wales.

You can follow Spencer at twitter.com/spencervignes

The Welsh origins of tennis with Spencer Vignes

This episode features co-author of chapter 8 in the ‘International Community Development Practice’ book, Michelle Dunscombe from the Jeder Institute in Victoria, Australia; and one of the case study contributors Jaya Manchikanti from IndianCare based in Melbourne, Victoria.

With Ron Hustedde, Michelle wrote the chapter ‘Building Leadership and Infrastructure’ and she discusses the importance of diverse leaders and the need for ‘safe’ spaces in which leaders can be supported, nurtured and develop their ‘leadership muscle’.

Community development practitioner Jaya Manchikanti explains how she set up IndianCare in 2013 after a year of consultation and engagement with communities with Indian heritage to provide an infrastructure for support to and advocacy for them. She provides an insight into her approach to leadership of that organisation; how she has respected diversity within the Indian community, and not just between them and other Australian communities; and how she went about supporting her successor as President of Indian Care to take over from her.

You can follow Michelle and the Jeder Institute at:
twitter.com/MDunscombe
facebook.com/jederinstitute
www.jeder.com.au/
linkedin.com/company/jeder-institute/ 

You can follow Jaya and IndianCare at:
linkedin.com/in/jaya-manchikanti-58352622/
twitter.com/JayaManchikanti
www.indiancare.org.au
instagram.com/indiancareinc/
facebook.com/indiancareinc

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At the start Michelle makes a land acknowledgement in recognition of the lands which the Taungurung and Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation are custodians of; as well as her own Gunditjmara mob.

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The episode was produced for IACD by IACD member and Wales-based CD practitioner Russell Todd: www.russelltodd.cymru

Crimson Turtles

International Community Development Practice - Diversity in leadership

This episode features co-authors of chapter 3 in the ‘International Community Development Practice’ book, Anita Paul and Kalyan Paul from the Pan Himalayan Grassroots Development Foundation; and one of the case study contributors Tsetsgee Gavaa from the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) based in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.

The episode explores theme 2 in the International Standards for Community Development Practice: 

Understanding and engaging with communities, and building and maintaining relationships with individuals and groups.

Anita explains what is meant by the term engagement – a term many of us use on a daily basis. While Kalyan provides specific examples from his experience in the Pan-Himalayan region around engaging communities to improve access to safe drinking water; and talks through the basic skills that practitioners require for meaningful engagement.

Tsetsgee Gavaa provides an insight into how her organisation ADRA has engaged communities over their involvement in Mongolia’s first organic farming programme.

You can follow the contributors at:
twitter.com/ADRAintl
facebook.com/joinadra
https://adra.org/
linkedin.com/company/adra_2/
instagram.com/adrainternational/ 

www.grassrootsindia.com/
linkedin.com/company/pan-himalayan-grassroots-development-foundation/about/
twitter.com/himalayanpan
twitter.com/KALYANP30385345
facebook.com/GrassrootsIndia/

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The episode was produced for IACD by IACD member and Wales-based CD practitioner Russell Todd: www.russelltodd.cymru

International Community Development Practice – Engaging communities

**Sgroliwch i lawr am Gymraeg | Scroll down for Welsh**

In this episode Amina Abu-Shahba from Swansea University and writer David Brayley discuss some of the activities taking place in Swansea as part of a year-long project celebrating the city's sporting heritage.

The project celebrates a range of sports and sporting venues. From Swansea's passion for surfing, to the former Vetch Field. From cricket and rugby union at St Helens, to the local parks and pitches.

As well as exhibitions and collections, two films have been produced. Funded by Swansea University, The Heritage Lottery and the Wales Innovation Fund, 'In The Blood' explores sporting lives in Swansea and can be viewed here: 

https://youtu.be/ifLaqbw0hQU?si=FnXNbLRFnNixRM8q

'Wonderland' tells the story of a special terrace in the Cwmdu district of the city, Alice Street, and the remarkable international footballing talent it has produced. It is having its premiere at Taliesin Arts Centre on 12 October. Tickets have sold out, but a second showing takes place at 4pm on 13 October: https://www.taliesinartscentre.co.uk/en/cinema?id=59759&returnURL=%2Fen%2Fall-events%3Fpage%3D3

You can follow and contact Amina and Taliesin Art Centre at:

a.i.abu-shahba@swansea.ac.uk
instagram.com/taliesin_swansea/

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Yn y rhifyn hwn mae Amina Abu-Shahba a David Brayley yn trafod y gweithgareddau sy’n digwydd yn Abertawe fel rhan o broseict hyd blwyddyn gyfan i ddathlu treftadaeth chwaraeon y ddinas.

Mae’r brosiect yn dathlu sawl gêm a lleoliadau chwarae. O frwd Abertawe dros syrffio, i’r hen Vetch Field. O griced a rygbi ar barc Sain Helen, i’r parciau a chaeau lleol.

Yn ogystal ag arddangosfeydd a chasgliadau, mae dwy ffilm wedi’u cynhyrchu. Ariannwyd gan Brifysgol Abertawe, y Gronfa Treftadaeth y Loteri a’r Gronfa Arloesi Cymru, mae ‘In The Blood’ yn archwilio bywydau chwaraeon yn Abertawe a gellir ei gwylio yma: 

https://youtu.be/ifLaqbw0hQU?si=FnXNbLRFnNixRM8q

Yr ail yw ‘Wonderland’ sy'n dweud y stori o res arbennig yn y gymdogaeth Cwmdu, Stryd Alice, a’r talent pêl-droed rhyngwladol hynod mae wedi’u cynhyrchu. Mae’n cael ei dangos am y tro cyntaf yng Nghanolfan Gelf Taliesin ar 12 Hydref. Mae tocynnau wedi ei gwerthu’n llwyr, ond bydd ail ddangosiad yn digwydd am 4yh ar 13 Hydref: https://www.taliesinartscentre.co.uk/en/cinema?id=59759&returnURL=%2Fen%2Fall-events%3Fpage%3D3

a.i.abu-shahba@swansea.ac.uk
instagram.com/taliesin_swansea/

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Cynhyrchywd gan | Produced by:

Russell Todd
twitter.com/llannerch
russell@sportingheritage.org.uk

Thunder Panda

Swansea’s Year of Sporting Heritage | Blwyddyn Dreftadaeth Chwaraeon Abertawe

In this episode – which coincides with National Sporting Heritage Day 2023 (#NSHD2023) – we are joined by Pippa Britton, Sporting Heritage’s newest Ambassador, and first from/in Wales.

Pippa discusses her own sporting story in archery in which she competed internationally, including at two Paralympics. She also explains her motives for serving on the governance boards of several organisations such as Sport Wales and UK Anti-Doping since she finished competing.

Part of Pippa’s role will be to champion and support the development of the Strategic Framework for the Sporting Heritage of Wales funded by the Welsh Government.

You can follow Pippa on X (formerly Twitter): @PippaBritton

Yn y rhifyn yma – sy’n cyd-ddigwydd â Diwrnod Treftadaeth Chwaraeon Cenedlaethol 2023 (#NSHD2023) – mae Pippa Britton yn ymuno â ni, Llysgennad Sporting Heritage diweddaraf, a’r cyntaf o/yng Nghymru.

Mae Pippa yn trafod ei stori chwaraeon ei hunan mewn saethwriaeth y bu’n cystadlu'n rhyngwladol ynddi, yn cynnwys yn nwy Gamp Para-Olympaidd. Hefyd mae hi’n egluro ei rhesymau dros wasanaethu ar fyrddau llywodraethu sawl fudiad megis Chwaraeon Cymru a UK Anti-Doping ers iddi orffen cystadlu.

Rhan o rôl Pippa fydd yn pleidio achos a chefnogi datblygu Fframwaith Strategol ar gyfer Traftadaeth Chwaraeon yng Nghymru a ariannir gan Lywodraeth Cymru.

Gallwch chi ddilyn Pippa ar X (cyn Twitter): @PippaBritton

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Produced by | Cyhyrchwyd gan
Russell Todd

Pippa Britton: Wales' new Sporting Heritage Ambassador-Llysgennad Treftadaeth Chwaraeon Cymru newydd

After travelling up the A52 to watch Forest play Derby, the Bandy and Shinty team discuss competition between local football teams and ask: where does it come from, is it healthy, and when does it cross the line? Featuring Sean Hockett, Steve Wright, Dave Marples, Phil Juggins and John Anderson.

Bandy and Shinty - Local Team Rivalries

Working to keep your sporting stories alive. Visit our website for the latest news and activity, add your sporting heritage collection and become a supporter. Get Involved! National Sporting Heritage Day: 30th September #NSHD2024

Swansea’s Year of Sporting Heritage | Blwyddyn Dreftadaeth Chwaraeon Abertawe

Sporting Heritage

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