wegg® Podcast Episode 64: BE Alink on Disability, Invention, and Social Change
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Laura Fairman
Baker's choice. Dense with flavour, light on filler.
Summary
This article is a podcast episode announcement for wegg® Podcast episode 64, featuring BE Alink, an inventor who discusses their journey from disability to creating a vehicle designed for social change. The episode is part of the "How She Went Global" podcast series, posted on June 12, 2026, by Laura Fairman. The content focuses on innovation, disability advocacy, and social entrepreneurship.
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· 1 pulledBE Alink on 'From Disability to Discovery: Engineering a Vehicle for Social Change'
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