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The Hidden 20%

The Hidden 20%
ADHD
Mental Health
Neurodiversity
Dyslexia
Autism
Education
Government Policy
Modeling Industry
Neurodivergence
Disability Awareness
Addiction
Parenting
Social Entrepreneurship
Dyspraxia
Social Media
Mental Health Advocacy
Workplace Empowerment
Entrepreneurship
Gender Dysphoria
Autism Spectrum Disorder

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The Hidden 20% is a UK-registered charity, podcast and movement rewriting the future for every mind

Founded by autistic/ADHD entrepreneur Ben Branson, we find and share the truth about neurodiversity - catching society up and breaking the cycle of silence, shame and suffering.

Through research, stories ... more

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Latest Episodes

Warda Farah, an autistic Independent Researcher and Speech & Language Therapist, joins Ben for a powerful conversation about identity, language and what happens when the systems designed to support you don’t see you properly.

Drawing on both lived e... more

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Content creators Lori-Jade and Max Siegel join Ben for an honest, deeply human conversation about late diagnosis, identity and what it means to build a life together as a neurodivergent couple.

Both diagnosed with AuDHD in adulthood, they reflect on... more

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In this episode, Ben is joined by Dr Tony Lloyd, former CEO of the ADHD Foundation, for a conversation that steps back and looks at the bigger picture of neurodiversity at a moment when the landscape is rapidly changing.

Now retired, Tony reflects o... more

In this episode, Ben is joined by Kelly and Hester Grainger, the married co-founders of Perfectly Autistic.

Together they work with major organisations to build workplaces that actually work for neurodivergent people but as Kelly (AuDHD) and Hester ... more

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Recent Guests

Warda Farah
Speech and language therapist, autistic and neurodivergent advocate
Episode: Autism, Language & Intersectionality: The Hidden Bias In Diagnosis & Support
Lori Jade
Autistic, transgender, neurodiversity advocate
The Hidden 20% (guest on episode)
Episode: AuDHD Relationship Goals & The Intersection Of Neurodiversity & Gender
Tony Lloyd
Psychiatrist and frequent guest on the show
Episode: ADHD Media Narratives & Misinformation: What's Really Happening?
Hester Grainger
Co-founder of Perfectly Autistic; neurodiversity advocate
Perfectly Autistic
Episode: ADHD & Autism at Work: Masking, Burnout and What Employers Still Get Wrong
Kelly Grainger
Co-founder of Perfectly Autistic; workplace consultant
Perfectly Autistic
Episode: ADHD & Autism at Work: Masking, Burnout and What Employers Still Get Wrong
Connie Hayes
Professional cyclist, PhD student, and activist for neurodiversity awareness.
Episode: Autism, Eating Disorders & Elite Sport: Connie Hayes on Cycling, Regulation & Identity
Gina Rippon
Neurobiologist and author focused on gender and neurodiversity
Author of The Gendered Brain
Episode: What We Get Wrong About the Brain: Neurobiologist Gina Rippon on Myths, Gender & Neurodiversity
Dr. Alison Lennox
Former clinical lead for an NHS adult autism diagnostic service and psychiatrist specializing in adult autism.
Episode: Ex-NHS Autism Psychiatrist Speaks Out: Diagnosis, Waitlists & Why She Left
Nick Potter
Consultant osteopath, author of The Meaning of Pain
The Meaning of Pain
Episode: The Hidden ADHD & Hypermobility Connection: What Your Body's Trying To Tell You

Host

Ben Branson
Host and founder focused on neurodiversity advocacy and awareness, engaging with experts and individuals with lived experiences.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 424 ratings
  • New fav podcast

    Audhd Mum from NZ to three ND kids. Thank you for this amazing podcast that keeps me up to date with current thought on ADHD and other ND matters.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Deenyhg
    New Zealand5 days ago
  • Smart Guests & Helpful Topics

    Thanks! This podcast is amazing. Ben is a great host!! Best wishes from Germany :-)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    OoApfeloO
    Germany2 months ago
  • Just found this brilliant, clear, fascinatingly insightful podcast!

    I have listened to two episodes now and this podcast is excellent.

    The guests I have listened to are so knowledgeable and the interviewer asks great, clear incisive questions.

    I am hooked. Thank you so much.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JackieALawlor
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Thank you, beyond thank you…

    I’ve been listening for exactly a year thanks to my neurodivergent husband’s recommendation… The level of understanding I now have is incredible. I feel like I’m in a parallel and better universe than I was a year ago. It’s not just my partner I better understand it’s also many others around me and, likely, myself. I’m so grateful.

    I just listened to the latest episode: Sam (Ben’s wife) and Ben’s 2nd interview…. This is my beyond thank you point. The level of vulnerability, utter bravery and i... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ethics Girl
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Great show

    Love the discussions and the host’s ability to connect with the guest so quickly, which makes the conversation flow really smoothly.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GeraldineinSuffolk
    United Kingdom6 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners appreciate the insightful and supportive conversations surrounding neurodiversity.
Some reviews highlight the importance of representation and inclusivity in discussions about mental health.
The podcast has been described as life-changing, offering essential resources for understanding neurodivergence.
Many find the personal stories shared to be relatable and empowering, providing a sense of community.

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ADHD & Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria: The Emotional Pain No One Explains
Q: Can anybody have RSD?
No, RSD primarily occurs in populations with ADHD and autism, but can also manifest in anxiety disorders and certain depressive disorders.
ADHD & Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria: The Emotional Pain No One Explains
Q: How can I be kind, loving and supportive to someone with RSD?
Understanding and naming the emotions without shaming; introducing rationalization can help manage reactions and create a supportive environment.
ADHD & Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria: The Emotional Pain No One Explains
Q: How do you see RSD present within relationships?
It can create a lot of feelings of insecurity, where individuals fear being found out as not good enough, leading to misunderstandings and built-up tensions.
Autism, Eating Disorders & Elite Sport: Connie Hayes on Cycling, Regulation & Identity
Q: How do you see yourself as an autistic woman?
Connie feels she will always be marginalized and constantly has to fight against stereotypes.
Autism, Eating Disorders & Elite Sport: Connie Hayes on Cycling, Regulation & Identity
Q: What are the three things that help you thrive in an environment being autistic?
Connie emphasizes the importance of open dialogue, self-advocacy, and understanding the impact of the environment on her abilities.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Hidden 20%

What is The Hidden 20% about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on the complexities of neurodiversity, this podcast engages a wide audience through insightful discussions featuring leading experts and individuals with lived experiences. Topics explored include ADHD, autism, mental health, emotional dysregulation, and societal misconceptions about neurodivergent conditions. The format encourages openness and understanding, challenging the stigma associated with neurodivergence while advocating for systemic reforms in health and education. Uniquely, it highlights personal stories, creating a supportive environment for listeners to connect and resonate with the content. This initiative strives not just for awareness but calls for genuine recognition and representation of diverse minds in society, m... more

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The Hidden 20% launched 2 years ago and published 115 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on The Hidden 20% include:

1. Warda Farah
2. Lori Jade
3. Tony Lloyd
4. Hester Grainger
5. Kelly Grainger
6. Connie Hayes
7. Gina Rippon
8. Dr. Alison Lennox

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