Episodes
S2 E3 - The One with a Hundred Jobs in Two Years - Paul Ginsberg, Community Builder
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.
S2 E2 - The One With The Therapy Ponies - Jane Lambert, CEO Makewell Clinic
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 see in the world.
S2 E1 - The One with the Tall American Woman - Karen Doherty, Couples Therapist
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 ADHD, autism and other forms of neurodivergence.
E9 - The One With The Update - Martin Gale, Host
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...
E8 - The One With The Benefit - Sarah Morgan, Zurich UK
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 own neurodiversity policies.
E7 - The One Where Only 600% is Good Enough - Caroline Carrier, ADHD Coach
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 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.
E6 - The One With The Evangelism - Dr Ken Bishop, Northern Ireland Executive
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 been a lifelong champion for neurodivergent talent, informed by his own lived experience with dyslexia.
E5 - The One With The Cricket Scores - Dr Khurram Sadiq, Psychiatrist and Author
This week we're extremely fortunate to be joined by the eminent psychiatrist, author, AuDHD campaigner and TEDx speaker Dr Khurram Sadiq. This episode is a highly personal one for me, since not only is Dr Sadiq highly respected in his field, he is also the psychiatrist who diagnosed me with ADHD.
E4 - The One With All The Walking - Kit Birks, Poet, Mental Health Activist
In this episode, we meet Kit Birks, a remarkable mental health activist and poet who has adopted making the world a better place for people with mental health challenges as her mission in life. As well as speaking openly and with with raw emotion via social media and her poetry, this year she is undertaking an incredible 8,500km trek, Stride Beyond Silence, raising funds for both CALM and AuDHD UK.
E3 - The One With The Anxious Achiever - Morra Aarons-Mele, Author and Podcaster
In this episode of We Too Are One, we meet Morra Aarons-Mele, author of and host of . Morra shares her journey of navigating anxiety in high-pressure environments, how she turned her own struggles into a powerful framework for success, and why she believes transparency about mental health is key to a more inclusive workplace. She also gives an insight into her next work, a book on neurodivergence for which she is currently conducting research which listeners are .
E2 - The One With The Native American Wisdom - Adam Banks, Seasoned Executive
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.
E1 - The One With The Charity - Georgina Banks, CEO, AuDHD UK
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.