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Fiona Cauley & Inevitable Foundation Are Making The Disabled Community “The Main Character” In New Digital Series ‘Talking Sh*t’
Comedian Fiona Cauley and Inevitable Foundation have launched *Talking Sh*t*, a satirical digital talk series that puts disabled people and conversations about disability at its centre. Filmed in an accessible bathroom stall, the show uses humour and an informal setting to help guests and viewers engage with a topic that can feel taboo.
The series premiered on Cauley’s YouTube channel on 29 October, and promotional clips had attracted more than 4 million views before launch. Its first season features guests including Bill Nye, Robby Hoffman, Adam Ray and Brad Williams. Inevitable Foundation developed the project through its new digital arm, alongside separate work on a possible romantic comedy based on Cauley’s life.
In short
- Fiona Cauley hosts a satirical talk series about disability.
- The show is filmed in an accessible bathroom stall.
- Its pre-launch clips drew more than 4 million views.
Explained simply
Fiona Cauley is a comedian who uses a wheelchair. Disability is often discussed in films and television through other people’s perspectives, and conversations about bodies, access and daily life can be treated as awkward or taboo.
Inevitable Foundation is an organisation that supports disabled people working in film and television. Its digital projects include a talk series filmed in an accessible bathroom stall, where comedians and other guests discuss disability through humour. The approach puts disabled people’s experiences at the centre and aims to make those conversations easier to join.