The Two Dyspraxics

One of us is vegan and the other has dabbled in veganism. Have you tried Veganuary? If so, how did it go?

How is your memory? Long-term, short-term or both? Here’s an insight into how we cope with ours.

As dyspraxics, interacting with others can be problematic. Here’s our take on it.

Mistakes, misunderstandings, and how we sometimes screw up.

Have you made one? Can you stick to them, or do you think they’re a waste of time?

The Two Dyspraxics would like to wish our listeners a very Merry Christmas and we’ll be back with Season 3 in the New Year.

What financial support is available for Dyspraxics? We share our experiences.

Do you struggle to think of any positive connotations of the word, ‘Normal’? We do!

What sort of music do you like? Our musical tastes are quite varied. Hers a small insight…

How easy, or difficult, is it to get an assessment for Dyspraxia? We divulge how we both managed to get assessments for free!

How much do you know about sunflower lanyards? Are they of value to people with Dyspraxia?

Associated with dyspraxia, is your left hand dominant or is your right hand dominant? Or is it more complicated than that. We’re definitely more complicated.

The Two Dyspraxics return from our summer break with Series 2 of our podcasts. This is what we got up to while we were away.

This is the final episode in this, the first season of The Two Dyspraxics Podcast. Have a great summer and we’ll be back later in the year.

What would you say are your best moments? We have so many between us that we had to spread them over two episodes! Here’s the first.

Andrew hasn’t let dyspraxia hold him back! He has had his own radio show among other broadcasting achievements, and we enjoyed listening to what he has to say. We’re sure you will too.

Does your left hand know what your right hand is doing? Do you have a habit of counting stairs or do you tend to avoid uncomfortable situations? We get it and share some of our coping strategies in this episode.

Do you find it easier to express yourself in creative writing, photography, art or music? Dyspraxia often goes hand-in-hand with creativity. In this episode we explore why that might be.

What was/is school like for you as a dyspraxic person? Were/are you supported or not?

Have you ever been called ‘slow’ or ‘messy’, especially when you’re eating?

Amy’s request. Communication difficulties, strategies and issues around processing.

How easy is it to get an assessment for Dyspraxia? Are they as accessible as they should be?

How easy is it for a dyspraxic person to get, and keep, a job? What kind of jobs can we do? We tackle the subject in this episode’s podcast.

Do you struggle to write by hand? We both did, but we were determined to become published authors anyway. Dyspraxia doesn’t hold us back.

Writing by hand can be tricky but when it comes to creative writing, The Two Dyspraxics thrive on it. How about you? Do you write? Do you struggle with writing?

Have you ever been called lazy? If, like us, you’re dyspraxic, it might just be down to genuine fatigue rather than laziness.

One of The Two Dyspraxics is a diabolical liar with an unfair advantage, and the other is an idiot. Listen to the podcast to find out which is which.

Walking; how we, dyspraxics, tackle it and how some, dyspraxics and non-dyspraxics alike, take walking to extremes!

The Two Dyspraxics discuss the challenges they’ve been facing in lockdown, and how they’ve overcome them.

The Two Dyspraxics banish things that irritate them to Room 102, (next door to Room 101 which is nothing to do with us!)

The Two Dyspraxics discuss their experiences of educating their children at home.

Matthew Munson and Barbara Neill are The Two Dyspraxics. We have a YouTube channel and a Facebook page as well as a Facebook group called, simply, “Dyspraxia” but this is our very first venture into podcasting. We hope you enjoy it.