Neurodiversity Podcast
Neurodiversity – Eliminating Kryptonite; Enabling Superheroes is the Podcast that brings diversity of thought to life.
In this Podcast we hear from The Rainmakers: Those people and organisations making the difference; The Advocates: Those people who are supporting Neurodiversity at Work; and The Superheroes: Those leaders who are Neurodifferent and proud.
This podcast will be the game changer we are all after.
Theo Smith – a loud and proud Neurodifferent, Neurodiversity advocate – is your host.
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Christos Tsaprounis – Enabling Superheroes at Autotrader (Ep.12)
Autotrader are the first company in the world to be recognised as Autism friendly by NAS (National Autistic Society)....
Stanislaw Wasowicz – Superhero at Smart Recruiters (Ep.13)
I met Stan at a TRU event in Manchester and was instantly drawn to him because of his high intellect, positive energy...
Joe Franklin – Superhero at 5upplied (Ep.11)
Joe is 17 and turns over between £5,000 - £10,000 a week selling high-end collectable trainers to the rich and famous....
Rachel Morgan-Trimmer – Superhero at Sparkleclass (Ep.10)
In today's episode I speak with Rachel Morgan-Trimmer from Sparkleclass. She shares with me the challenges of spending...
Leena & Sean – Enabling Superheroes at The BBC (Ep.9)
In today's episode I meet the amazing Leena Haque and Sean Gilroy from the BBC. I've been following their work around...
Nemo D’Qrill – Sigma Polaris (Ep.8)
In today's episode I'm joined by Nemo D'Qrill CEO and founder of Sigma Polaris. Nemo has travelled many paths driven...
Chris Wray – Superhero at Sainsbury’s (Ep.7)
In today's episode I went over to Sainsbury's support centre in Manchester Arndale to record this live with Chris...
Simon Clements at IBM #IGNITE (Ep.6)
Simon talks to me on his personal interest in Neurodiversity and how the #IBM #IGNITE program, is recruiting awesome...
Jenny Hossen – Creating Magic at Heathrow (Ep.4)
Today I meet with Jenny Hossen from Heathrow. Her canopy of brightly coloured umbrellas was a sight not to be missed...