2019.04.21 广播员Ade Adepitan

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Another chance to hear Paralympian and broadcaster Ade Adepitan interviewed by Kirsty Young in 2012.
When he's not stuck in a studio explaining the intricacies of Goalball he's reporting from the rainforests of Nicaragua or the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Adversity seems to suit him - he even survived turning up for his first day at school aged 7 in a pink checked suit and bow tie. Inspired by his boyhood heroes Seb Coe and Daley Thompson, who he first saw on TV competing in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, sport became his passion.

He says "I think I've done more things with my disability than most able-bodied people would ever dream of doing".



又有机会听到残奥会运动员和广播员Ade Adepitan在2012年接受Kirsty Young的采访。
当他没有被困在演播室里解释门球运动的复杂性时，他正在尼加拉瓜的雨林或大西洋的中央进行报道。逆境似乎很适合他--他甚至在7岁时就穿着粉色格子西装、打着领结去上学的第一天，也能挺过来。他在1984年洛杉矶奥运会上第一次在电视上看到他的童年英雄Seb Coe和Daley Thompson，受到他们的启发，体育成为他的激情所在。

他说："我认为我用我的残疾做了比大多数健全人梦想中更多的事情。