The Wired Differently Podcast
The Wired Differently Podcast
The Wired Differently Podcast asks: What’s making success harder than it needs to be.e?
The Wired Differently Podcast asks: What’s making success harder than it needs to be.e?
Embedded Files
Hosted by award-winning executive coach, keynote speaker and neuroinclusion specialist Mike Bedford, The Wired Differently Podcast features honest conversations with leaders, founders, psychologists, educators and change-makers who are challenging stereotypes, the status quo, and outdated ways of working.
THIS ISN'T ANOTHER AWARENESS PODCAST!
THIS ISN'T ANOTHER AWARENESS PODCAST!
It's about uncovering the invisible barriers that stop highly capable people from performing at their best. The unnecessary friction. The cognitive overload. The systems that create challenges rather than enable success.
Through open, unfiltered conversations with experts and people with lived experience of systemic challenges, we explore sustainable performance, neuroinclusion, leadership, workplace design, accessibility and organisational culture by asking one simple question:
What’s making success harder than it needs to be?
No corporate scripts. No sanitised inspiration. No empty platitudes.
Just honest conversations that challenge assumptions and outdated stereotypes.
Because inclusion isn't about fixing people. It's about designing systems that help everyone succeed.
▶ Watch on YouTube or listen on Spotify - links below
▶ Watch on YouTube or listen on Spotify - links below
Episode 001
Episode 001
"What schools get wrong about neurodiversity"
With special guest: Dr Annemarie O'Dwyer
Episode 002
Episode 002
"What organisations get wrong about neurodiversity"
With special guest: Melanie Francis
Episode 003
"Disability inclusion isn't about individuals"
With special guest: Isaac Harvey MBE
Episode 004
"Accessibility isn't expensive. Poor design is"
With special guest: Ron Fish
Episode 005
"Your brain isn't the problem. your system is"
With special guest: James Hadley
Page updated
Report abuse