Two Inclusion Nerds, One Big Idea: Live Music Should Be For Everyone

Okay, episode five. And I have my very first guest on the couch.Yes, we have upgraded from the beanbag. It's a long story.Dale is my Studio Manager at Perform Ability, my co-founder of something very exciting and new, and honestly one of the most talented, passionate, humble humans I have ever met in my life. He came into my studio as a support worker for one of my students and I basically just walked up to him and said, do you want a job? The rest is history. Full time employee, shared brain cell, and now co-creator of The Loop.So what is The Loop? It's an inclusive live music event series on the Central Coast and it is everything I wish already existed. We are talking proper quiet zones, accessibility that actually makes sense, parking that doesn't put people at run risk, and charm bracelets on entry that you add to every single time you come back. That last one was not my idea but it might be my favourite idea of all time.In this episode Dale and I talk through the whole origin story, including the inclusive event we attended that inspired us by showing us exactly what not to do, the 50 page planning document Dale produced basically overnight, and why we decided that if no one else was going to do this properly, we would just have to do it ourselves.Because we go hard or we go home. There is no in between.The Loop launches Wednesday 24 June at Goons Brewing, Berkeley Vale. Tickets are on sale now and I would absolutely love to see you there. https://events.humanitix.com/the-loop-live-at-goons-inclusive-live-music-night-feat-the-sugar-whiskey-bandIf you can't make it, follow us on socials because eventually there will be a Loop near you.Follow The Loop on Instagram and Facebook: @YoureInTheLoopFollow me on Instagram: @missmirandadaisy @thedaisychaineffect.pod Follow Perform Ability on Instagram: @performabilityOne daisy can only do so much. Together, we create a chain.