In our final episode of season one of Inertia Creeps, our guest will be Brian Downes. Sometimes we need that argument! As long as it’s meaningful and not personal. Listen to Brian chat about all things leadership, trust in teams and how his ADHD has impacted his career.

Disruptive thinkers stand up! Emily and Valerie chat to Niall about the intersection of communication and inclusion that rattles the traditional mindset.

Steve is on a mission to make the construction industry wake up and pay attention! Men in construction experience some of the highest rates of mental health challenges and suicide. Listen in for nothing but real talk about real issues.

After experiencing multiple traumas, Rachel knows first hand the challenges and rewards of reinventing of yourself, finding purpose and unlocking potential. She will chat to Niall about navigating the complex crazies of life, resilience and starting over.

André is redefining learning and breaks it ALL the way down on why one size does not fit all. A neuroinclusion strategist and entreperneur, he chats about his experience with dyspraxia and dyslexia and how that has led him to creating his groundbreaking platform FullSpektrum®.

Alan has shared the stage with the likes of Sir Richard Branson, John Cleese and Tony Robbins helping individuals and businesses master the art of telling their story. With over 25 years in radio and TV, Alan chats about his life as 'someone who used to be famous' to working as a communications coach and expert live performer.

Stela Lupushur is on a mission to humanise the workplace! Author of 'Human's at Work' Stela chats to Niall about the balance between technology, human-centric practices, and organisational strategies when creating and nurturing a hybrid workplace.

Say hello to Mike! He's a WTA Performance Coach who has trained at huge competitions like Wimbledon and gone up against the mighty serve of tennis legends like Roger Federer. Listen in as he discusses the mindset of high performance athletes.

Dive into the powerful journey of Crystal Nicholls, a ballet dancer from Barbados to the West End, as she challenges the norms of perfectionism, identity in a predominantly white industry, and shares her raw insights on mental health and rediscovering passion.

Dr Lollie Mancey and Dave Cormack dive into the crossroads of ethical AI and neurodiversity, as they uncover the hidden truths, challenging biases, and envision a future where technology champions all forms of human diversity.