David's Divergent Discussions

In this episode David and friends discuss David's sobriety journey and some of the realities of addiction. This episode contains subsjects that may be difficult for some listeners.

David, Katie, & Tanya discuss relationships and neurodivergent people. This discussion includes the topic of criminal exploitation.

David is joined by Katie Munday (they/them) to discuss their work into cancer service inequity. This episode contains detailed discussion of cancer experiences, so please be aware that it may be difficult to listen to.

If you think you or a loved one might have cancer, please contact your GP as soon as possible. Neither David or Katie are clinicians.

In this episode David and Rachel discuss the Mental Capacity Act (2005) and how it pertains to neurodivergent people. This is a useful episode for anyone with neurodivergent family members or are neurodivergent themselves.

Join David, Fergus Murray, and Tanya Adkin as they discuss education and wellbeing, and where monotropism fits into the conversation. There is also some discussion of PDA and hows this relates to education.

David and Katie discuss privilege and the role in neuroanarchy for creating more balanced communities.

This episode may be triggering for some people.

Join David and Rachel (they/them) as they talk about the harsh realities of the psychiatric institution, including things that would mitigate the need for inpatient treatment.

Following David being away for Health reasons, join us (David and Katie Munday) as we relaunch season 3 with a round-up of neurodiversity in 2023 and a look towards what 2024 may hold!

Join David, Charlie, Emma, and Owen to discuss the #ItsNotOkayToNotBeOkay campaign. This episode contains some difficult topics.

Please get out there and share with this hashtag as much as possible!

This episode talks about child loss and suicide

Join David and Charlie Hart (AKA Ausome Charlie) to discuss the issues with Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) and the ongoing campaign to make change.

In this episode, David and Rachel discuss the Mental Health Act both in it's current form and some of the proposals to bring it into the 21st century. They consider what this means for Autistic people and what rights Autistic people detained under section have.

David and Katie come together again to talk all things neurodivergent and mental health. Blanket trigger warning that some of the content in this episode may be difficult for some people.

In this epsiode, David speaks to Ryan Boren of Stimpunks about neurofuturist ideas in education. From Campfires, to watering holes, to caves. This episode is essential for anyone with a progressive mind for the world of education.

This episode promises to be really interesting. Priscilla Eyles will join David to discuss the often unmentioned topic of neurodivergent people and cults. Tune in to listen to this informative speaker!

David is joined by Jaesic Wade of Queer Cult to discuss neurodivergence and substance use. This is an area of particular focus for David and promises to be an interesting episode!

Come and join David as he interviews this gifted neurodivergent singer/songwriter!

In this episode of the podcast, David will be joined by Bobbi Elman to discuss the process and journey of seeking an autism diagnosis later in life.

In this first part of our two part special on neurodivergence and social care, David will be talking to Tanya Adkin (Assistant Social Worker) and Rachel Gavin (Independent Social Worker) of ND Social Care & Family Services. Tune in to learn some really interesting information on this topic from some of the most experienced in the field.

TW: Discusses mental health, suicide, and self-harm

In this bonus episode, David talks with Emma Dalmayne about the ongoing crisis for Autistic children attempting to access Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) in the UK. This is a really important epsiode that needs to be heard by lots of people.

In this episode David and Kelly (AKA Behind the Mask) talk about their experiences with sobriety as neurodivergent people.

Trigger Warning: This episode references abuse of disabled people

In this episode, David invites Rachel Cullen (they/them) to discuss their research into their concept known as the Autistic language hypothesis. This hypothesis has the potential to be groundbreaking and makes for a really interesting episode.