This week on ChatterBeans, I sit down with the vibrant and totally unapologetic Talia Knoble-Gershon to talk all things neurodivergence, identity, queer joy, and social housing.

We chat about growing up with ADHD, mixing friendship groups like it’s a social experiment, dating (or not dating), and why Bridget Jones feels like a personal icon. Talia shares her passion for public service, how she brings her full self to work, and why living truthfully - chaos and all - is the only way forward.

Expect big laughs, honest reflections, and a reminder that being your authentic self is more than enough.

Chapters

00:00 - Introduction to Talia Knoble-Gershon

02:19 - Understanding ADHD and Personal Challenges

09:05 - Living Authentically and Social Connections

13:10 - Passion for Social Housing

17:09 - Navigating University Life and Identity

22:20 - The Dating Landscape and Personal Experiences

26:54 - Creative Outlets and Future Aspirations

31:17 - Coffee Culture and Daily Routines

34:06 - Life Lessons and Unlearning

36:52 - Embracing Authenticity and Humour

38:52 - Writing as a Form of Expression

43:36 - Quick-fire round and Final Thoughts

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