How Dylan Alcott designs an accessible music festival

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Recorded07 Oct 2024

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Ability Fest is a not-for-profit music festival designed for everyone to experience the magic of live music. At the helm is former Australian of the Year Dylan Alcott - a big music fan, and an even bigger fan of challenging the status quo. On today's podcast, Dylan talks to Sam about his own experiences at music festivals, why Ability Fest is different, and whether its existence is actually desired. You can buy tickets to Ability Fest here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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