In this powerful conversation, Jon Hart and pianist and composer Richard Lennox explore the idea of creating a personal documentary about life with autism, capturing the truth of neurodivergence without polish or filters.

Richard opens up about navigating daily challenges, from executive dysfunction and social burnout to finding stability through performance. Jon reflects on the power of vulnerability, authenticity, and documenting life as it happens. Together, they talk about turning lived experience into creative purpose, not for validation but for connection.

🎧 A raw, moving discussion on art, survival, and how documenting your story can become the act that saves you.

For more about Richard’s work and music, visit richardlennoxmusic.com

In this episode of The Neurodivergent Musician Podcast, Jon Hart sits down with dyslexic entrepreneur and speaker Andy Webb for an open conversation about creative thinking, resilience, and rebuilding life after struggle.

Andy shares how dyslexia shaped his early challenges at school and later became the foundation of his success as a business owner and advocate for neurodiversity. Together, Jon and Andy explore the parallels between music and entrepreneurship, the link between failure and reinvention, and why embracing your wiring can unlock unexpected strengths.

From spare-room beginnings to leading a thriving creative business, Andy’s journey reminds us that neurodivergence isn’t a limitation; it’s a lens that can turn obstacles into opportunities.

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In this episode of The Neurodivergent Musician, I’m joined by Ashleigh Magner, an occupational therapist with a passion for sensory processing and sensory profiling.

Ashleigh shares her expertise on sensory differences and the importance of understanding your sensory profile as a powerful step toward embracing and celebrating your neurodivergent identity. We explore the common types of sensory processing differences among neurodivergent individuals and how these differences impact daily life, relationships, and creativity.

Ashleigh provides practical insights on becoming more 'SENSORY AWARE'. From simple environmental tweaks to preparation routines and having coping tools on hand, she offers actionable strategies to help you proactively manage triggering environments, activities, and interactions. These tips can empower you to create more regulated, sustainable moments throughout your day.

If you’re curious about how sensory awareness can support you as a neurodivergent individual, this episode is packed with actionable advice and deep understanding.

You can connect with Ashleigh via email at ashleighmagnerot@gmail.com or find her on Instagram @ashleighmagnerOT (website launching soon!).

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