by Laura Shakesby | 25 Jul, 2026 | Podcast episodes, Season 11
Lucy Hogg was formally recognised as autistic in 2018. She describes her life as ‘messy’, impacted by PTSD from an accident and years of trying to convince therapists that she is autistic, as well as lifelong struggles with not feeling heard or seen, and difficulty...
by Laura Shakesby | 23 May, 2026 | Podcast episodes, Season 11
Mrinal Gokhale is an author, writer, and speaker based in Wisconsin in the United States, passionate about all things psychology and wellness. Since becoming an author, Mrinal has written for and collaborated with platforms to discuss South Asian and Asian American...
by Laura Shakesby | 16 May, 2026 | Podcast episodes, Season 11
Su Scotting is a poet, writer and artist, and retired National Trust archivist, from Cornwall in the UK. Now 63, she was formally recognised as autistic at 58. Su excelled at school, going on to get a BA in Medieval English Studies, and later an MA in Art. After years...
by Laura Shakesby | 18 Apr, 2026 | Podcast episodes, Season 11
Emma Marsh works at the RSPB (the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds), where she is Executive Director of Digital Technology, Campaigns and Communications. She lives in North Warwickshire in England. Emma was formally recognised as autistic in 2023, in her...
by Laura Shakesby | 25 Oct, 2025 | Podcast episodes, Season 10
Hassani Turner is an executive coach for neurodivergent professionals and the founder of MyNeuroCompass, a coaching service and app that helps neurodivergent people understand how their brains work, identify their strengths, stop masking and start leading...