
Working to Work explores the intersection of neurodivergence and employment, asking why autistic people and the wider neurodivergent community often struggle to obtain and sustain meaningful work, and how that significantly shapes not only their working lives but their lives as a whole. Through incisive interviews with neurodivergent creatives, as well as politicians, academics, and business leade... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessCareersBusinessMental Health | |||

In this episode, I speak with Yasmine Dankwah, the creator of Pathways, a podcast exploring how people try to find their way into the creative industries through skills development programmes. Drawing on her own experiences, Yasmine reflects on the r... more
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Assistant professor Youngmin Park shares how he began questioning the science behind ADHD, and what honesty looks like when you’re living the research.
In this second part of my con... more
I became aware of Youngmin through his YouTube channel ADHD Mathematician, in which he explores the research that underpins ADHD and, in a non-prescriptive way, shares his own journey with neurodivergence as it relates to his work, personal life, and... more
I sat down with Abbas Zahedi, a multidisciplinary artist working across sound, installation, and socially engaged practice. Their process-based, site-sensitive approach responds to space, history, and community, shaping work that resists easy categor... more
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This was great to learn about the challenges neurodivergent people face within the workplace. The workplace can be a minefield for some. Glad there’s media out there addressing challenges for the neurodivergent.
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Apple Podcasts | #193 |
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