In episode 8 I interview Dr Hannah Barham-Brown a doctor, campaigner, speaker, media commentator, and social media stalwart. Its a raw, authentic and powerful episode.

Shes never spoken so publicly about her story before and I hope all the literary agents and hiring managers and conference organisers take note. I mean it.

Shes the ideal EDI speaker.
Shes the real deal.
Shes that good.

We talk about her longest day where her brother, a heart transplant recipient, succumbed to sepsis. On the winding road of crisis and grief, how do you continue to be a decent partner, daughter, doctor, and activist? Hannah talks about navigating life as a neurodivergent person, the importance of taking time to process grief, as what it looks like to live with disability. We interrogate justice sensitivity in individuals with ADHD and the steps we can take to use our privilege to ensure equal outcomes for all.

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