When I was first diagnosed with dyslexia and dysgraphia I had nowhere to turn and no one I knew had dyslexia! We have come along way over the last 15 years, with many more adults seeking support, advocating for themselves and talking with each other.  

For eight years, I have been a fierce dyslexic disrupter, wanting the world to rethink the way they see, understand and accept dyslexic adults. One of the ways I have been doing this is through the sharing of stories through podcasts. Now the Dear Dyslexic Podcast is entering a new chapter. We’re excited to share a refreshed season — now with the option to watch on YouTube as well as listen on your favourite podcast apps. Dyslexia is often called a hidden disability, but here we shine a light on the stories that need to be heard. Each episode features honest and inspiring conversations with people living with dyslexia, ADHD, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, and autism — along with researchers, parents, educators, and advocates who are reshaping how society understands neurodiversity. Whether you tune in or watch along, this next chapter is about connection, community, and sparking change. ✨ Subscribe today to be part of the movement — one story at a time.

This year, following the release of my Amazon 1# best-selling book The Hobo CEO, A Year in the Life of a Social Entrepreneur,  the Hobo CEO podcast was born. The name of the book was created by my now husband one night when we were sitting and having a glass of wine. He thought the Hobo CEO was a fitting title because I had this amazing title of a CEO but I was not on the salary of a CEO, I was not even paying myself! I created this podcast because there was a need for me to share my entrepreneurial journey and the ups and downs of running my own businesses. I interview business owners from around the world, many neurodivergent and allies of our community.

I hope you enjoy these podcasts as much as I enjoy hosting and meeting people from all around the world!