
This channel is dedicated to all things neurodivergent: employment, skill building, creativity, connecting and more. Why? Because the people in most of the podcast episodes have lived experience worth sharing!
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 236 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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In this episode, we explore the nuances of asking for help, self-advocacy, and communication within neurodivergent communities. Our guests share personal stories and insights on navigating support systems, advocating for oneself, and understanding th... more
We're talking about moments in our lives which create a lesson, a pivot or a change. Sometimes it comes from a secret identity, a big life moment or related to business. Sounds boring but for some folks watershed moments can have a huge impact.
In this episode, the Riff-Raff team discusses their personal experiences with the education system, focusing on the challenges faced by neurodivergent students in high school. They explore the impact of systemic harm, the role of teachers, and the im... more
This podcast explores neurodivergence in trades and manufacturing, emphasizing the importance of understanding sensory issues, dispelling stereotypes, and creating inclusive pathways into careers for neurodivergent individuals. The hosts share person... more
In this episode of the Riff Raff Podcast, hosts Elizabeth, Sydney, and Paul discuss the complexities of neurodivergence and the importance of advocacy. They share personal experiences and insights on navigating systems that often create barriers for ... more
In this episode of the Riff Raff podcast, the hosts discuss the complexities of parenting, particularly in the context of neurodivergent children. They explore systemic harm in parenting practices, the importance of setting expectations, and the role... more
Summary
In this episode of the Riff Raff podcast, the hosts, Elizabeth, Sydney, and Paul, dive into the complexities of neurodivergence, sharing personal stories and insights about their experiences. They discuss the importance of understanding indi... more
It's the pirates version of the BradyBunch today as we explore what being neurospicy means to each of us.
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This show centers on neurodivergent experiences in work, learning, and daily life, frequently featuring roundtable conversations among multiple hosts who share lived experiences with ADHD, autism, sensory needs, and related topics. Episodes balance candid storytelling with practical guidance—covering inclusive communication, planning for social energy, asking for help, independence, and navigating schools, workplaces, and family life. Across conversations, listeners get concrete tactics (written notes for meetings, video calls for cues, explicit disclosures, sensory accommodations, and the use of third spaces) alongside reflections on stigma, empowerment, and the value of peer support. A notable strength is the consistent emphasis on autono... more
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Recent guests on Across the Desk include:
1. Elizabeth Plue
2. Maddie Deffer
3. Elizabeth Plouffe
4. Maddie Clever-Devour
5. Maddie Debra
6. Sydney Elaine Butler
7. Maddie Dever
8. Paul Coleman
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