We Too Are One: Making a world more inclusive for AuDHD people.

In this final episode of the series, the tables are turned.

For the first time on We Too Are One, host Martin Gale steps into the guest seat — interviewed entirely by AI. It’s something listeners have been asking for for a while, and it felt right to do it here, at the close of a series that’s explored neurodivergence from so many different perspectives.

Rather than interviewing himself, Ma...

In this episode, we explore the relationship between neurodivergence and faith — and what religion can teach us about identity, belonging, and inclusion.

My guest is Reverend Dr Allison Fenton, an Anglican priest, theologian, and educator. Allison lives with dyslexia and ADHD, and speaks openly about how her neurodivergence has shaped her faith, her ministry, and her understanding of herself. This is one...

We’re continuing our exploration of the neurodivergent experience from all angles, and in this episode we turn to a perspective that sits right at the centre of many young people’s lives: education.

My guest is Laura Hamson, School Improvement Manager for SEND and Inclusion at Hampshire County Council. Laura has oversight of special schools, resource provisions and inclusive practice across Hampshire — giving her a unique, whole-sy...

This episode explores the fascinating connection between neurodivergence and club culture — and asks why so many neurodivergent people are drawn to dance music and the dancefloor.

My guest is Harold Heath — DJ, writer and producer — who’s written extensively about this very topic in publications including DJ Magazine. Harold has spent decades in electronic music, both behind the decks and behind the words, and his perspective on wh...

This episode focuses on something I’m contacted about more than almost anything else — the experience of being a parent whose child is going through the ADHD diagnosis journey.

My guest is Grant Wilson, a father whose openness, humility and courage in sharing his family’s story has touched me deeply. Grant and I first got in touch when a friend shared some of my early ADHD reels and podcasts with him, and he reached out to say they...

In this episode, we’re talking about what it really means to build inclusive communities — not just in theory, but in practice.

My guest is Paul Ginsberg, an ADHD coach and long-time advocate for inclusion. Paul is highly active in the vast Salesforce ecosystem — which, if you’re not from a tech background, is a global technology company best known for its cloud software that helps organisations manage customer relationships. Paul ...

We’re only on the second episode of the new series, and already we’re turning to one of the questions I’m contacted about most often: the ADHD diagnosis journey for children.

My guest is Jane Lambert, CEO of the Makewell Clinic in Milton Keynes. Jane is a nurse by background, an adoptive parent of three daughters with neurodivergent needs, and the driving force behind Makewell — a clinic she founded to be the change she wanted to s...

We’re back with a brand new series, and what better way to start than with a conversation that goes right to the heart of everyday life: how neurodivergence affects our relationships.

I’m joined by Karen Doherty, a couples therapist specialising in relationships where neurodiversity is present. Karen trained at the Tavistock and has spent more than a decade helping couples navigate the unique challenges and strengths that come with...

Just to make sure you didn't think we'd forgotten you, or the podcast, today's show is just a quick update on what we've been up to and what's in the pipeline, including our new seasonal structure which you may have spotted in the titles...

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We're back, and this time we're speaking with Zurich UK's Sarah Morgan about their pioneering private healthcare benefit, which enables employees and their family members to access formal neurodiversity diagnoses through the company’s private healthcare scheme. As well as offering valuable insights into neurodivergence more broadly, this episode will be of particular interest to HR professionals considering the development of their...

In this show we explore the emerging role of the ADHD coach, and in particular what makes them tick, and how they see themselves helping their clients.

Caroline Carrier is an ADHD coach with a wonderfully eclectic professional background now working with ADHDers to help them not only function but thrive through better insights into their neurodiversity.

In this episode, we cover topics including:

• How her own neurodiversity sha...

This week, we focus on the important role of the evangelist in the progression of the neurodiversity cause.

We’re joined by Dr. Ken Bishop, a government strategist and neurodiversity advocate working at the Northern Ireland Executive. Ken has spent over two decades shaping policy, advising on economic development, and leading change management initiatives across Europe. But his passion for inclusion is also deeply personal—he’s bee...

This week we're extremely fortunate to be joined by the eminent psychiatrist, author, AuDHD campaigner and TEDx speaker Dr Khurram Saadiq. This episode is a highly personal one for me, since not only is Dr Saadiq highly respected in his field, he is also the psychiatrist who diagnosed me with ADHD. 

• His own journey with AuDHD, including his special interests growing up.
• How gaming an...

How can Native American philosophy help us navigate our emotions?

In this episode, we meet Adam Banks, a seasoned boardroom leader turned advisor who has worked at the highest levels of global business. Adam shares his remarkable career journey, his late discovery of his own autism, and his perspective as a parent to an autistic daughter, Georgina, the founder of AuDHD UK.

Dense with insights, this episode is a must-listen for neur...

In our first episode of We Too Are One, we meet Georgina Banks, founder and CEO of AuDHD UK. Georgina shares her journey of founding the charity, her experiences as a late-diagnosed AuDHDer exploring her identity, and her passion for creating a more inclusive world for AuDHD people. She also discusses her ambitious mission to end autism and ADHD-related suicides in the UK.

In this episode, we cover topics including:

• Georgina's...