NeuroSense
Podcast Description
Welcome to NeuroSense, the podcast that unpacks neurodiversity and neuroinclusion—without the corporate jargon or box-ticking nonsense.
Hosted by Ria Jackson—a proudly neurodifferent woman, carer to a neurodifferent mini-human, and founder of Inclusive Minds UK (IMUK)—this is where we get real about what it takes to create truly inclusive workplaces and communities.
Expect honest conversations (and the occasional swear word) with lived-experience advocates, business leaders, and inclusion champions.
We’ll share personal stories, business insights, practical strategies and much more.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast addresses themes centered around neurodiversity, inclusive workplaces, and community-building. Episodes feature discussions on topics like the challenges non-speaking individuals face, the need for genuine corporate action in neuroinclusion, and campaigns like #LetThemHaveTheirVoices. For example, the inaugural episode features Dan Harris discussing the importance of rejecting biases against non-speaking individuals.
Welcome to NeuroSense, the podcast that unpacks neurodiversity and neuroinclusion—without the corporate jargon or box-ticking nonsense.
Hosted by Ria Jackson—a proudly neurodifferent woman, carer to a neurodifferent mini-human, and founder of Inclusive Minds UK (IMUK)—this is where we get real about what it takes to create truly inclusive workplaces and communities.
Expect honest conversations (and the occasional swear word) with lived-experience advocates, business leaders, and inclusion champions.
We’ll share personal stories, business insights, practical strategies and much more.
This one’s a belter! Ria chats with Kris Foster, co-founder of Open Book and Project Nemo, about his personal journey in disability advocacy, focusing on Down syndrome, autism, and smashing outdated narratives.
What’s inside?
– Kris’ no-nonsense take on why real representation matters (over 170 interviews & counting!)
– Breaking down workplace inclusion—the good, the bad & the downright frustrating
– How Project Nemo is tackling financial inclusion for disabled folks
– His personal battles—cancer, discrimination, and how they fuel his fight for change
Kris says it best:
'People speak for us, about us, in front of us—but it’s never our voice. Just listen. Listen to our goals, our potential.'
You in?
Hit play and get ready to rethink everything you thought you knew!
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