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In this series, we're talking to experts, activists, and movers who are shaking things up in the neurodivergent space. Join us as we explore neurodivergence across all aspects of identity, life, and work, from sex to career, to money and education. This series is a production of Tiimo, an award-winning visual planner that is transforming productivity and time management for neurodivergent people worldwide. Available on iOS and Android.

Episodes

  1. Dayna Halliwell | On embracing neurodiversity through comedy and content creation

    03/14/2024

    Dayna Halliwell | On embracing neurodiversity through comedy and content creation

    In this episode, we sit down with Dayna Halliwell (she/her), a UK-based disabled content creator and advocate, to explore how she uses comedy and digital content to illuminate the lived experiences of neurodivergent folks. Dayna delves into her approach to advocacy, the transformative power of humor in education, and her journey in creating a supportive community for those navigating similar paths.

    33 min
  2. Johan Brand | On neuroinclusive tech and redefining masculinity in entrepreneurship

    02/07/2024

    Johan Brand | On neuroinclusive tech and redefining masculinity in entrepreneurship

    In this interview, Johan Brand (he/him), co-founder of Kahoot!, delves into the intersection of neurodiversity and entrepreneurship. From sharing his personal experiences as a dyslexic ADHD’er to discussing the importance of inclusive policies in the tech industry, Johan provides a nuanced perspective on how embracing neurodiversity can drive innovation and social impact in the entrepreneurial landscape.

    36 min
  3. Esmé Weijun Wang | On the schizophrenias and being a writer with limitations

    01/11/2024

    Esmé Weijun Wang | On the schizophrenias and being a writer with limitations

    Content warning: mental health, self-harm In this episode, we talk to award-winning writer Esmé Weijun Wang (she/her) about how she uses her neurodivergence to inspire her writing and advocacy work. Listen to learn about what it’s like to be multiply diagnosed, how mental health and neurodivergence intersect, and how Esmé has created resources for marginalized writers.

    35 min
  4. Nik Hobrecker | On being your own boss and creating content as an ADHD’er

    12/14/2023

    Nik Hobrecker | On being your own boss and creating content as an ADHD’er

    In the interview, Nik shared insights into his experience as an ADHD’er, detailing his approach to content creation aimed at raising awareness and providing support for the neurodivergent community. He emphasized the balance between mental well-being and productivity, highlighting the importance of understanding and working with one's neurodivergent traits.

    26 min
  5. Delvene Pitt | On being a Black Dyslexic ADHD’er in the Performing Arts

    11/26/2023

    Delvene Pitt | On being a Black Dyslexic ADHD’er in the Performing Arts

    In this episode, we talk to puppeteer and actress Delvene Pitt (she/her) about her award-winning puppetry company Little Crowns Storyhouse, how she uses puppeteering to teach history and science to children, and how she’s navigated the performing arts industry as a Black dyslexic ADHD’er.

    29 min
  6. Charli Clement | On disability as a neutral term and navigating multiple diagnoses

    10/25/2023

    Charli Clement | On disability as a neutral term and navigating multiple diagnoses

    In this episode, we talk to activist and writer Charli Clement (they/she) about navigating the UK healthcare system as a neurodivergent and chronically ill person and why we need to pivot towards a more intersectional and holistic approach to neuroinclusion.

    39 min
  7. Izzie Chea | On neuroinclusion in the Latine community and neurodivergent parenting

    10/14/2023

    Izzie Chea | On neuroinclusion in the Latine community and neurodivergent parenting

    In this episode, we talk to founder, activist, and parent Izzie Chea (she/her) about growing up neurodivergent in a Latine household, what her journey towards understanding and celebrating her neurodivergence looked like, and how she navigates parenting as a neurodivergent mom.

    42 min
  8. Sonny Jane Wise | On lived experience advocacy & challenging neuronormativity

    10/09/2023

    Sonny Jane Wise | On lived experience advocacy & challenging neuronormativity

    In this episode, we talk to advocate and author Sonny Jane Wise (they/them) about the importance of rejecting neuronormativity, why centering lived experiences in our advocacy work matters, and how activists can center all kinds of neurodivergence in their advocacy.

    28 min
  9. Kirsty Cook | On creating neuroinclusive workplaces

    09/25/2023

    Kirsty Cook | On creating neuroinclusive workplaces

    In this episode, we’re joined by Kirsty Cook (she/her), the Global Director of Neuroinclusion Services at auticon - a majority Autistic global social enterprise - to discuss her role and auticon’s neuroinclusion work.

    32 min
  10. Paff Evara | On the importance of intersectional advocacy and using tech for good

    08/14/2023

    Paff Evara | On the importance of intersectional advocacy and using tech for good

    In this episode we talk to neurodivergent creator and founder Paff Evara (they/them) about their media company Take Up Space, the power of decentralized blockchain technology, and the importance of inclusive and intersectional activism.

    42 min
  11. Ellie Middleton | On building a neurodivergent community and advocating for your needs

    07/05/2023

    Ellie Middleton | On building a neurodivergent community and advocating for your needs

    In this episode we talk to neurodivergent entrepreneur Ellie Middleton (she/her) about the process of founding a community for neurodivergent folks, how she’s navigated hustle culture, and what it takes to show up authentically in your work.

    42 min
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In this series, we're talking to experts, activists, and movers who are shaking things up in the neurodivergent space. Join us as we explore neurodivergence across all aspects of identity, life, and work, from sex to career, to money and education. This series is a production of Tiimo, an award-winning visual planner that is transforming productivity and time management for neurodivergent people worldwide. Available on iOS and Android.

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