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Ever wondered what your colleagues or students who describe as neurodivergent really experience or how they feel about life in academia - but have been a bit fearful of asking?
These chats are an opportunity for people who describe themselves as neurodivergent to talk about their life experiences and how they navigate the neurotypical waters of academia - and for me to ask questions I have always wanted to ask.
I aim to load new chats fortnightly and if you would like to take part, or to suggest someone who might, then please let me know.
The more we talk the more we learn.
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S1E4 David (Professor) -From Special Classes To Professor: Dyslexia And Academia
S1E3 Christina (Lecturer) - Neurodiversity, Labels And Lived Reality
Ever felt like you’re gliding on the surface while paddling like mad underneath? Christina shares what a late ADHD diagnosis revealed about masking, invisible effort, and why looking calm on the…
S1E3 Rosie (undergraduate) Breaking The OCD Cycle: Intrusive Thoughts, Therapy, And Everyday Life
A tidy desk isn’t the story. Rosie, a third-year biochemistry student, opens up about the reality of OCD: intrusive thoughts that hit like alarms, compulsions that promise relief and steal time, and…
S1E1 Jenna-Mae (graduate) talks about autism and ADHD
S1 Why (Neuro)Diverse Dialogues?
Hello, welcome to my podcast (fireside chats), this is a introduction rather than a trailer, a little bit about me but mostly about why I'm doing what I'm doing. I hope you enjoy what you hear. I…
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(Neuro)Diverse Dialogues has published 5 episodes since January 2026, covering topics in Personal Journals, Society & Culture.
(Neuro)Diverse Dialogues is currently highly active with new episodes every 2 weeks. Average episode length is 26m.
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