NDAF
NDAF
Podcast Description
An open & welcoming forum for creative, mostly neurodivergent people to talk about the good, bad, & "Wow, this really needs to stay in the past..." when it comes to neurodivergent representation in media, and how neurodivergence impacts their creative lives.
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The podcast covers neurodivergent representation in various creative fields, exploring themes of identity, mental health, and the unique experiences of neurodivergent individuals. Episodes include discussions on the impact of autism on writing with author Tony Healey and the evolution of neurodiversity portrayal in literature with Gemma Files, spotlighting advocacy and personal experiences.
An open & welcoming forum for creative, mostly neurodivergent people to talk about the good, bad, & “Wow, this really needs to stay in the past…” when it comes to neurodivergent representation in media, and how neurodivergence impacts their creative lives.
A conversation with writer, producer, and legendary editor of countless bestselling and award-winning genre novels, Jacque Ben-Zekry, joining us from Colorado. We discuss everything from her early influences, to her work on statistical analysis at Amazon which led her to becoming one of Amazon Publishing’s first editors, as well as her current screenwriting and producing on Apple TV’s DARK MATTER, and how her ADHD has affected her creative process, for good and ill, every step of the way.
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