Welcome to episode 4 of NeuroVision - where we discuss neurodiversity representation and themes in Film, TV and Beyond.

In this episode we review the recent BAFTA winning movie - "I Swear" starring Robert Aramayo, Maxine Peak and Peter Mullan. It tells the story of the Tourette's activist, John Davidson.

Liz and Marc discuss the representation of Tourette's, the film itself and we touch on the recent controversy at the BAFTA awards.

Marc also shares his experience of "doorway amnesia"....where he forgets why he has entered a room!

We hope you enjoy the episode - please let us know of any ideas for future episodes at hello.neurovision@gmail.com

Welcome to a brand new Podcast - NeuroVision - where we discuss neurodiversity representation and themes in Film, TV and Beyond.

In our 3rd episode of NeuroVision, Liz and Marc discuss the movie Rain Man. While very successful in 1988 does it still represent neuro-inclusivity now in 2026?

Liz hadn't ever seen the film and Marc had watched it over 10 times, so we had 2 very different perspectives.

We also discuss queuing and have a light hearted look on how it affects ND individuals.

We hope you enjoy the episode - please let us know of any ideas for future episodes at hello.neurovision@gmail.com

Welcome to a brand new Podcast - NeuroVision - where we discuss neurodiversity representation and themes in Film, TV and Beyond.

In this 2nd episode of NeuroVision, Liz and Marc explore the debate sparked by the release of Autistic Barbie.

For some, she’s a moment of long-overdue representation.
For others, she feels reductive.

We talk about privilege, nostalgia, imagination, and the role of play alongside concerns about oversimplification and visibility.

We hope you enjoy the episode - please let us know of any ideas for future episodes at hello.neurovision@gmail.com