Mother and son duo Zivit and Gili Inbar join Shae for this month’s episode of the Dear Dyslexic Podcast to talk about their dyslexic experiences as a family and the trials and tribulations of finishing secondary school.

Dear Dyslexic Podcast Series out now. In this month Shae speaks with children's author Paul Russell. Shae hopes you enjoy this positive, inspirational podcast.

This month Shae speaks with Jemima Hutton a young entrepreneur. Shae hopes you enjoy this inspirational, raw podcast.

In this episode, Shae talks all things Artifical Intelligence with Hugo Richard Co-Founder and CEO of Dystech about how this technology can help to screen children and young people for dyslexia.
 

In this episode, Shae speaks with Nicole Dominique Le on all things dyslexia and HR in the workplace and the value of a diverse workforce.

Shae hopes you enjoy this interesting and practical podcast for those with dyslexia who are working and employers and HR departments. 

This month Shae speaks with Rosalie Martin is a criminologist, an accredited facilitator with the Centre for Courage and Renewal and a clinical speech pathologist with more than 30 years’ experience.

This month Shae speaks with LJ Kidd who, in spite of struggling to read a restaurant menu, is a successful Australian author and illustrator of a series of children’s books.

Episode 17 out now. In this Episode, Shae speaks with the Chair of the Dear Dyslexic Foundation Christine MacJouvelet on her lived experience of dyslexia. We hope you enjoy this podcast!

This month Shae speaks with Dr Jacqueline Caskey who recently completed her PhD in Sociology, focusing on Dyslexia and Learning Difficulties with a particular interest in working with adults in higher education and in workplaces.

This month's episode Shae speak's with the Vice Chancellor and President at the University of Tasmania Rufus Black. Listen to his inspirational story of living and working with dyslexia.