We talk to people who are neurodiverse, diverse and just plain different. This is a space to celebrate diversity and hear from people who are intentionally living outside the box of society's constraints.
In this show we continue our conversation with Laura Langley about navigating work life while being a competitive race walker
In this show we continue our conversation with Laura Langley about navigating work life while being a competitive race walker
In this show we talk to Laura Langley about her journey towards being a national champion race walker
In this show we talk to Jai Bentley-Payne about his lived experience of mental distress as a man and a father.
In this show we talk to Beth Nobes about her experiences being friends with an autistic person as a neurotypical person.
In this show we talk to Phoenix Soleymani Ashitani about his childhood in Iran, his adult life in India and Aotearoa/New Zealand and how he rose from the flames of his first self to live today as his second self.
In this show we talk to Phoenix Soleymani Ashitani about his childhood in Iran, his adult life in India and Aotearoa/New Zealand and how he rose from the flames of his first self to live today as his second self.
In this show we continue the chat with Mike James about his childhood in England growing up with grandparents who had lived a traditional Romany lifestyle.
In this show we talk to Mike James about his childhood in England growing up with grandparents who had lived a traditional Romany lifestyle.
In this show we continue the talk with Adrian Price about his mission to end world loneliness, where he got the idea, his approaches to solving it and how he is doing in achieving his aim.
In this show we talk to Adrian Price about his mission to end world loneliness, where he got the idea, his approaches to solving it and how he is doing in achieving his aim.
In this show we talk to Dr. Cathy Solomon about classroom design and how different approaches affect who gets to learn
In this show we talk to Dr. Cathy Solomon about her experience teaching and researching mathematics and issues around exclusion when it comes to maths education.
In this show, we continue our interview with Frances Caldwell who tells us about her experiences as part of the Rainbow Community including having been in the first civil union or indeed any kind of legal union made between two women in Aotearoa / New Zealand.
In this show, we talk to Frances Caldwell about her experience as someone with a creative alling and someone with a diagnosed specific learning difference.
In this episode we talk with Chris about his past as a gay man in America who experienced tansions between his spiritual calling, the kind of work he was drawn to as a neurodiverse person and his sexuality.
In this episode we talk with Chris about his past as a gay man in America who experienced tansions between his spiritual calling, the kind of work he was drawn to as a neurodiverse person and his sexuality.