Voice clip 1
Being described as 'brave' or 'special' infuriates all three in the group - 'Special's one I get a lot... ' James speaks about labels used of the disabled now and in the past, and analyses the meaning and effect of some of them. 'Does it empower or doesn't it empower?'

Voice clip 2
James's annoyance over the word invalid - or, as he describes it to others, 'in-valid'. 'I'm not a person with a disability... I'm a disabled person and proud of it.'

Voice clip 3
The group talk about whether it's possible to reclaim derogatory labels about disability - and draw a parallel with other communities who have tried to do the same. But is it possible, even using those words affectionately among themselves? 'It will always somewhere in the back of our mind be used as a derogatory term.'

Voice clip 4
James tells a powerful story about the moment he first realised he was disabled: when he was four or five, being called names in the street. 'Somewhere along the line, that language creates a stereotype that it's ok to throw a stone at me.'

Voice clip 5
A discussion about people who were once able bodied but are now disabled due to illness or an accident - and how their views change. As in the other clips, frank discussion includes a range of terms used for disability.