In episode 9 of 'Neurotypicals Don’t Juggle Chainsaws' we jump into the realm of ideas and expression.

Nic King and Kate Fox discuss the intricate process of 'getting stuff out of your head'—from the initial spark of an idea to sharing it with the world.

They examine the hurdles neurodivergent individuals often face when trying to communicate their unique perspectives and the strategies they've found effective.

Kate shares her personal journey to find her format for expression, an endeavour many will find relatable.

Whether it's wrestling to put thoughts into words or finding the right medium for your message, this episode is an invitation to explore the paths to clear communication and self-expression.

Tune in as Nic and Kate unravel the complex tapestry of conveying ideas and provide insights on making those ideas resonate with others.

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Jump into episode 8 of 'Neurotypicals Don’t Juggle Chainsaws', where Nic King and Kate Fox tackle the exhilarating yet intimidating concept of stepping out of your comfort zone.

This instalment is a heartfelt exploration of personal boundaries and the growth that comes from pushing past them.

Nic shares her experience of attending a gig alone, and Kate recounts her journey to Portugal—both significant leaps outside their familiar spaces.

They open up about the challenges and triumphs of such experiences and encourage listeners to reflect on their own adventures beyond their comfort zone.

Is there a method to our madness when we take these risks, and can they ultimately guide us to a place of safety and self-discovery?

Join Nic and Kate as they discuss the paradox of comfort in discomfort and how stepping out might just be the key to finding your true 'safe space'.

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In the seventh instalment of 'Neurotypicals Don’t Juggle Chainsaws', Nic King and Kate Fox talk about the art and challenges of communication from a neurodivergent perspective.

They explore how communicative norms vary across cultures and what constitutes 'neurodivergent communication'.

The hosts pose thought-provoking questions about adaptation and mutual understanding: Do neurodivergent individuals find themselves moulding their communication to fit into neurotypical expectations?

Conversely, how well do neurotypicals reciprocate this effort?

This episode promises a great discussion about the complexities of interaction within and outside the neurodivergent community, examining the push and pull of conversational dynamics.

Tune in to unravel the layers of communication that define the neurodiverse world.

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