Neuro Rainbow Cast with Autisticly Aar

Neuro Rainbow Project
  • 0,0 (0)
  • SOCIEDADE E CULTURA
  • SEMANAL
Neuro Rainbow Cast with Autisticly Aar

A space to hear neurodivergency in colour. Discussing issues that affect the neurodivergent community through shared experiences unmasking neurodivergency. Giving a platform to neurodivergent issues where neurodivergent have power and agency to pitch ideas and speak truth of societal ableism and to make a better world for disabled neurodivergent people. celebrating the umbrella of the colourful spectrum of neurodivergency. Visit www.neurorainbowproject.com and follow @neurorainbowproject on Twitter, TikTok and Facebook, and watch on YouTube. CW: Some episodes may reference triggering topics. episodes that may be triggering are stated in the episode descriptor/ This is an Aarow Audio Production Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. Autistically Funny: Jain Edwards Is Autistic And Hilarious

    15 DE SET.

    Autistically Funny: Jain Edwards Is Autistic And Hilarious

    Jane Edwards: Embracing Autism and Comedy In this episode, comedian, writer, and actor Jane Edwards from Wales shares her journey of being diagnosed with autism during the pandemic. Jane recounts her childhood experiences, the challenges she faced, and the relief and revelation upon her diagnosis. She also delves into her comedic career, discussing early influences, the difficulties of breaking into the industry, and her love for British comedy and character work. Jane highlights the importance of the online space for her career, especially during the lockdown, and talks about her aspirations in acting and future projects. Additionally, she reflects on the growing neurodivergent community in the arts and its impact. Sources : www.neurorainbowproject.com/neuro_cast https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Cyz7rEXL5mAOcskXcumDEB7QovZ2jnom2hzTgnHeMx8/viewform?edit_requested=true/ Give some feedback  @NeuroRainbowProject  Threads, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Youtube email: neurorainbow@neurorainbowproject.com More from Jain Edwards: https://www.jainedwards.com Timeline: 00:00 Introduction to Jane Edwards 00:36 Discovering Autism 02:28 The Diagnosis Journey 05:00 Family Reflections 12:10 Challenges in Comedy 18:30 Navigating the Comedy Scene 20:37 Impact of the Internet 29:37 Comedy Inspirations and Style 36:55 Autistic Representation in Comedy 52:29 Future Aspirations 55:38 Where to Find Jane Edwards Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    58min
  2. Charis Gambon: Fencing Through Neurodiversity

    8 DE SET.

    Charis Gambon: Fencing Through Neurodiversity

    Neuro Rainbow Cast: Understanding Dyspraxia, Dyslexia, and Autism with Charis Gambon In this episode of the Neuro Rainbow Cast, host [Host Name] interviews Charis Gambon about her experiences with dyspraxia, dyslexia, and autism. Charis shares her journey from late diagnosis to advocacy, discussing her involvement in sports like fencing and historical reenactment, as well as her efforts to support the neurodivergent community. They explore the challenges she faced in academic settings, her contributions through writing articles, and the importance of tailored support for neurodivergent individuals. Charis also touches on the closure of the Dyspraxia Foundation and her work with new initiatives to ensure continuous support for the dyspraxic community. visit website: https://neurorainbowproject.com/neurocast follow on social media channels: @neurorainbowproject find Charis's articles: https://linktr.ee/CharisGambon follow Charis on instagram:https://www.instagram.com/that_historygirl/ Give me some feedback at: communityfeedback.neurorainbowproject.com Content Timings 00:00 Charis Gambon 00:53 Introduction to Charis 01:24 Early Life and Diagnosis Journey 04:44 University Challenges and Support 05:20 Advocacy and Community Involvement 08:49 Navigating University with Dyspraxia 12:14 Post-Diagnosis Support and Challenges 23:32 Self-Diagnosis and Autism 28:24 Writing and Advocacy Work 32:05 Freelance Writing Journey 32:49 Challenges and Tips for Dyslexic Writers 38:03 Overcoming Dyslexia in Education 43:33 Fencing and Dyspraxia 56:46 Historical Reenactment and Writing 59:45 Encouragement and Final Thoughts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h1min
  3. "Inside 'Funny Autism Mama': The Josephine Lacey Interview

    18 DE AGO.

    "Inside 'Funny Autism Mama': The Josephine Lacey Interview

    Exploring Parenting of a autistic son and comedy with Josephine Lacey In this episode of Neuro Rainbow Cast, host Aar Williams interviews stand-up comedian Josephine Lacey, who is currently performing at the Edinburgh Fringe. They discuss Josephine's journey into comedy, which began as a hobby in 2009, and how her experiences as an autistic mother have shaped her comedic voice. Josephine shares insights about her career, the challenges of raising an autistic child, and the importance of storytelling in her performances. They also touch upon the broader issues of autism awareness and support. Josephine highlights the supportive communities and parent groups that have helped her navigate the complexities of parenting a neurodivergent child. The episode concludes with Josephine talking about her future plans, including a show at Soho Theatre and the possibility of touring. Follow Josephine as @funnyautismmama on social media for updates. 00:00 Introduction to Neuro Rainbow Cast 00:35 Meet Josephine Lacey: Stand-Up Comedian 01:00 Josephine's Journey into Comedy 02:04 Balancing Comedy and Parenting 04:57 Challenges and Triumphs of Parenting an Autistic Child 12:10 Educational and Informative Comedy 31:17 Josephine's Edinburgh Fringe Experience 34:39 Dyslexia and Comedy 39:31 Future Plans and Final Thoughts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    48min
  4. Toward an Inclusive Future: Insights from Alice Hewson, Author of 'Neurodiversity in the Workplace'

    5 DE AGO.

    Toward an Inclusive Future: Insights from Alice Hewson, Author of 'Neurodiversity in the Workplace'

    Neuro Rainbow Cast with Alice Hewson: ADHD, Dyspraxia, and Neurodiversity in the WorkplaceIn this episode of the Neuro Rainbow Cast, Autisticly Aar interviews Alice Hewson, a writer from the northeast with dyspraxia and ADHD, about her neurodivergent journey and her new book, 'Neurodiversity in the Workplace.' Alice shares her experiences growing up with neurodivergent conditions under a system that often lacked adequate support. She discusses her late ADHD diagnosis during adulthood, coping mechanisms, and the importance of systemic inclusion for neurodivergent individuals in educational and workplace environments. Alice's book sheds light on creating psychologically safe workplaces and promotes changing cultural practices to better support neurodivergent employees. They also touch on current issues like the ADHD medication shortage and Alice's advocacy for universal design and effective communication in the workplace. The running order of the conversation00:00 Introduction and Podcast Promotion 00:22 Meet Alice Hewson: Author and Advocate 01:11 Alice's Neurodivergent Journey 02:50 University Challenges and Early Career 07:01 Discovering ADHD and Its Impact 15:03 The Importance of Systemic Inclusion 26:40 Inspiration Behind the Book 32:16 Research and Writing Process 35:26 Embracing Mistakes and Learning 36:10 Supportive Work Environments 36:56 Psychological Safety at Work 41:51 Mental Health First Aid Training 44:19 Advocating for Change 47:42 Political Perspectives on Disability 54:42 Challenges in Disability Advocacy 01:01:01 Universal Accessibility and Individual Needs 01:04:15 ADHD Medication Shortages 01:06:48 Final Thoughts and Book Promotion Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h9min
  5. Rainbow Reads Book Club: A Deep Dive into 'Young, Autistic and ADHD' with the author Sarah Boon

    18 DE JUL.

    Rainbow Reads Book Club: A Deep Dive into 'Young, Autistic and ADHD' with the author Sarah Boon

    Exploring Neurodivergence and Self-Discovery with Author Sarah Boon In this episode of Neuro Rainbow Cast, host Autisticly Aar is joined by Sarah Boon for a second enlightening discussion. Sarah, an author on autism and ADHD, shares her journey of late diagnoses and the personal growth that followed. Initially diagnosed as dyslexic, she later discovered she was also autistic and had ADHD. Sarah emphasizes the importance of understanding and accepting neurodivergence. She talks about her book 'Young Autistic and ADHD,' which aims to guide and support young people navigating their diagnoses. The conversation covers topics such as self-diagnosis, mental health, social interactions, and the challenges of adulthood for neurodivergent individuals. Sarah also shares practical tips for managing daily life and stresses the significance of self-acceptance. Their discussion is a valuable resource for those seeking insight into the lived experiences of autistic and ADHD individuals. 00:00 Welcome Back, Sarah Boon! 00:28 Sarah's Journey with Autism and ADHD 02:55 The Importance of Self-Diagnosis 04:12 Personal Growth and Self-Acceptance 06:08 Practical Tips for Neurodivergent Life 07:19 Understanding Stimming and Social Challenges 08:47 Discovering Autism and ADHD 13:13 Writing the Book: Young Autistic and ADHD 27:54 Reflecting on Teenage Years and Early Adulthood 31:06 Realizing Neurodivergence 31:58 Writing the Book: Key Themes and Chapters 33:34 Exploring Executive Functioning 34:42 Navigating Young Adulthood 35:07 Relationships and Social Interactions 35:25 Emotional Well-being and Mental Health 37:10 Identity and Acceptance 42:21 Challenges in Academia and Research 48:10 The Role of Technology in Overcoming Challenges 51:41 Becoming a Published Author 53:36 Feedback and Future Plans 56:53 Historical Misdiagnoses and Family Ancestry 58:35 Promoting the Book and Final Thoughts Where you can buy Sarah's book: https://tr.ee/Iq6REy-s_V How to order direct from publisher: https://uk.jkp.com/products/young-autistic-and-adhdSarah's Blog: https://autisticallysarah.com/Sarah's Social media: @saraheboon on all platforms.  Follow on social media: @neurorainbowproject Email: neurorainbow@neurorainbowproject.com Find out more: https://neurorainbowproject.com/ Support the podcast" https://ko-fi.com/neurorainbowproject Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h2min

  6. 14 DE JUL.

    Empowering Youth Voices: An Interview with Troy Njenje-Mbanga

    Empowering Youth Voices: An Interview with Troy Njenje-Mbanga In this episode, the host, Autisticly Aar, interviews Troy Njenje-Mbanga, a 21-year-old ambassador and youth activist from West Oxford Wakefield. Troy shares his journey of advocating for inclusion and the rights of young people with SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities). He discusses his personal experiences with autism, the support he received, and the importance of youth participation in activism. Troy highlights his involvement with organizations like iWill and Reach Out To All, focusing on social issues such as education, climate change, and mental health. The conversation also touches on the challenges faced by neurodivergent individuals in accessing support services and the need for improved mental health resources. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:46 Meet Troy: Advocate and Activist 01:24 Troy's Personal Journey with Autism 02:53 Challenges and Coping Strategies 08:26 Involvement in Advocacy Groups 11:49 Campaigns and Key Issues 13:01 Improving Education and Inclusion 22:39 Mental Health Support for Young People 32:54 Political Engagement and Voting 39:17 Final Thoughts and Contact Information Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    42min
  7. DisElectAbility: Get A Taste of DisElectAbility with Paula Peters from Disabled People Against Cuts

    4 DE JUL.

    DisElectAbility: Get A Taste of DisElectAbility with Paula Peters from Disabled People Against Cuts

    Episode description: Paula Peters: A Lifelong Activist for Disability Rights In this heartfelt and compelling interview, Paula Peters recounts her journey as a disability rights activist starting from the age of eight. Paula discusses her personal struggles with hypermobility syndrome and the fight to keep hydrotherapy services available in Southeast London. She delves into her experiences within the mental health system, challenges with employment, and the impact of political decisions on disabled individuals. Peters highlights her involvement with Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC), emphasizing their campaigning efforts, the importance of collective activism, and their fight against austerity and privatization of the NHS. The discussion also explores her views on the current political climate and the necessity of continued activism to secure the rights and dignity of disabled people. Trigger warnings include mentions of mental health struggles, psychiatric abuse, and the impacts of austerity measures. Find out more about DPAC: https://dpac.uk.net/about/ Timings of episode running order: 00:00 Introduction to Paula Peters 00:15 Early Activism and Hydrotherapy Campaign 01:42 Mental Health Struggles and Advocacy 04:22 Joining DPAC and Fighting Austerity 14:53 Challenges in the Workplace 17:52 Issues in Mental Health System 22:24 Impact of Political Decisions on Mental Health 27:43 The Need for Systemic Change 31:28 Concerns Over Lifelong Disabilities and Government Reforms 35:06 The Impact of Political Parties on Disability Rights 38:51 Upcoming Day of Action and Campaign Demands 42:57 Challenges in Voting and Political Representation 53:01 Future Hopes and Continued Campaigning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h5min
  8. Emotion & Empathy: The Sixth Sense (rainbow reads archive)

    29 DE MAI.

    Emotion & Empathy: The Sixth Sense (rainbow reads archive)

    Autistic people are faced with the stereotype of lacking empathy but this may not be the case. But what you may not think is emotional processing is a sixth sense. Back in 2020 Autisticly Aar in wrote this article on sensory processing of emotions and empathy with additions in 2022 on alexythimia follow @neurorainbowproject / @pacifyingmyautism read more on-line: https://neurorainbowproject.com/rainbowreads find more about the podcast: https://neurorainbowproject.com/neurocast donate to support the podcast: https://ko-fi.com/neurorainbowproject Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    17min
Ver tudo (56)

Trailers

Sobre

A space to hear neurodivergency in colour. Discussing issues that affect the neurodivergent community through shared experiences unmasking neurodivergency. Giving a platform to neurodivergent issues where neurodivergent have power and agency to pitch ideas and speak truth of societal ableism and to make a better world for disabled neurodivergent people. celebrating the umbrella of the colourful spectrum of neurodivergency. Visit www.neurorainbowproject.com and follow @neurorainbowproject on Twitter, TikTok and Facebook, and watch on YouTube. CW: Some episodes may reference triggering topics. episodes that may be triggering are stated in the episode descriptor/ This is an Aarow Audio Production Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Informações

Mais de Neuro Rainbow Project

Para ouvir episódios explícitos, inicie sessão.

Fique por dentro deste podcast

Inicie sessão ou crie uma conta para seguir podcasts, salvar episódios e receber as atualizações mais recentes.
Selecionar um país ou região

África, Oriente Médio e Índia

Ásia‑Pacífico

Europa

América Latina e Caribe

Estados Unidos e Canadá