NeuroVogue

25/10/2022

In this episode Gina and John talk about the fourth Manchester Shakespeare Company production, 'Summer Dreaming 1973' an irreverent musical adaptation of William Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’. First performed at Manchester Three Minute Theatre (3MT) in July 2015

In this episode Gina and John talk about the fourth Manchester Shakespeare Company production, 'Summer Dreaming 1973' an irreverent musical adaptation of William Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’. First performed at Manchester Three Minu...

17/07/2022

Warning: This episode contains language that some people might find offensive.In this episode Gina and John talk about the third Manchester Shakespeare Company production '12 Nights or W.T.F? This was the play that set the standard for all future ...

01/03/2022

23/02/2022

A woman of substance. Hear her on has joined her too.

This month we talk with Charlotte Hughes The blogger and activist about work, social media, politics and Ken Loach.Ginz will also be sharing her experiences of work before she found out she was autistic.More details about the podcast can be found ...

31/01/2022

BBC2 are looking for autistic people to share their experiences for their upcoming documentary, 'Inside the Autistic Mind', presented by Chris Packham.
They are looking for more applicants for the documentary, and are particularly interested in representing autistic males of colour due to underrepresentation in the media. However, anyone can apply!
Visit this link to apply: https://www.bbc.co.uk/send/u98539434 or email [email protected].

31/01/2022

JANET premieres tonight!
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16/09/2021

21/08/2021

September. Our podcast topic is ADHD
We’re The Different Show on Buzzsprout

01/06/2021

We tend to take our partners for granted after a while. Relationship psychologists explain 7 ways to fall in love with your partner every single day...

01/06/2021

John Topliff

We tend to take our partners for granted after a while. Relationship psychologists explain 7 ways to fall in love with your partner every single day...

03/04/2021

Today is ‪ ‬. At the age of 12 I was diagnosed with Asperger, a form of autism. At that time I had no idea what it meant. When I and my parents told people I was autistic, they always reacted with shock since I didn’t fit into the stereotype of autistic people.
Today, so many (especially girls) remain undiagnosed. The reasons for that are often lack of awareness, prejudices and the fact that many still see autism as a “disease” or something that has to hold you back. That more people are diagnosed with autism etc isn’t because there is an “inflation” in diagnoses but since awareness is increasing and many highly sensitive people experience stress related problems in modern society which gives them reason to suspect they’re on the spectrum.

Almost everywhere there are very limited resources to give autistic people the necessary support. Without these adjustments autism can turn into a disability. But under the right circumstances it can truly be a gift and turn into something you - and society - can benefit from. Sadly, today the level of awareness is so low. So many go undiagnosed and will therefore not receive the help they need and may go their whole life believing something is wrong with them.
So let’s all join in spreading awareness. It could literally save lives. Autism is not a disease. It’s not something you ”have”. It’s definitely not ”caused” by anything like vaccine or diet. It simply means that you are a bit different from everyone else.
And in a world where everyone strives to act, think and look the same - being different is truly something to be proud of.
Thats why I’m very proud to be autistic.

11/02/2021

Good for the soul, hey!

A podcast for you and the neurodiverse who excel in creativity, art and performance

12/09/2020

Yep! This is the kinda entertainment to be expected from ... you know who!