It's been discussed before that some neurodivergent folks don't really vibe with idioms. Either they don't understand them, find them frustrating and trite, or don't parse the context together.

One of our favourite things to ask our guests on Differently Brained is what resources or media show quality representation. 

It's been roughly 18 months since we started this podcast, and we thought it'd be high time to reflect on the process, what we've learned and what we've struggled with. A behind-the -scenes look at Differently Brained.

Beau Windon is a neurodivergent author of Wiradjuri heritage who, in a first for Differently Brained, joined us in person for a chat!

Beau talks to us about his identity, the creative process as a neurodivergent writer, and his PhD focus on Neurodivergent Aesthetics.

Check out Beau's website, containing his writing, here!

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Phil Smith

Michael is back this week to talk about his 6-year-old daughter who also has an autism diagnosis.

Here at Differently Brained we sometimes make hyperbolic statements.

It's a short episode this week, but a fun one!