Inspired by Ishaa Vinod Chopra's memoir, 'Finding Order in Disorder, ' and a project of the Non-Profit Finding Order in Disorder Foundation, this podcast aims to utilize digital storytelling and multidisciplinary arts to dissect the advice of professors, scholars, scientists, doctors, artists, dancers, filmmakers, coaches, and experts on living life in the pursuit of well-being and how one might find their own balance in life.
Finding Order in Disorder - Mental Health Podcast
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Inspired by Ishaa Vinod Chopra's memoir, 'Finding Order in Disorder, ' and a project of the Non-Profit Finding Order in Disorder Foundation, this podcast aims to utilize digital storytelling and multidisciplinary arts to dissect the advice of professors, scholars, scientists, doctors, artists, dancers, filmmakers, coaches, and experts on living life in the pursuit of well-being and how one might find their own balance in life.
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Recent Episodes
July 10, 2026
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<p>We are delighted to welcome Dr. Stuart Matan-Lithwick as our feature for Disability Pride Month. Dr. Matan-Lithwick is a passionate genetics researcher, biology teacher, advocate, and father. At the heart of his work is a deep curiosity about the world and a genuine sense of wonder about what we can discover when we learn together. Whether he is teaching, researching, mentoring, consulting, or advocating, Dr. Matan-Lithwick brings a powerful commitment to making a difference and helping create a world that is more accessible, inclusive, and built for everyone.His scientific work has contributed to a better understanding of how childhood brain cancers can migrate to the spine, as well as genetic factors connected to depression at the end of life. </p><p>As an educator, he has helped learners find joy, meaning, and curiosity in the process of discovery.</p><p>And in one of the most personal and meaningful parts of his work, Dr. Matan-Lithwick has supported people newly diagnosed with blindness-related conditions, helping them find their way back to hope and the reassurance thatthey will be okay, just as others once did for him.He brings heart, experience, insight, and a clear belief that big visions become possible when we take them one SMART step at a time.We’re honoured to have Dr. Stuart Matan-Litwick Join Us for Finding Order in Disorder Podcast! </p>
June 30, 2026
Finding Order in Disorder I S. 2 Ep. 3 I Ft. Arshi - Founder of QSA- Queer South Asians
<p>S. 2 Ep. 4. Ft. Arshi—Founder of Queer South Asians- QSA.Arshi explores the intersectional identities of being queer, trans, neurodivergent, and an immigrant from Bangladesh settled in Canada. Through community-engaged praxis, Arshi has built Queer South Asians and other community ventures, such as Kotha_to—a conversation circle for queer Bangladeshi folks to overcome the barriers and divisions of culture and queer identity through the lens of an immigrant. Arshi shares early childhood tales, explores family relations and challenges, and explores the silver lining of hope and faith, fueled by love for one's family against all odds. A leader in Toronto and the broader Canadian landscape for queer and/or trans people of South Asian background and/or otherwise, Arshi utilizes community events in the form of conversation circles and fundraisers, as well as a recent venture into culinary arts, vis-à-vis 'Arshi's Dokan'—or Arshi's shop. Follow Queer South Asians on their website at:https://queersouthasians.ca/ You can follow Arshi on IG here: @arshi_saFounder of @queer_southasiansSelling stuff on @arshidokan - Bangladeshi Maker in Toronto Selling snacks and crafty things DM to order Hosts @kotha.to - Monthly Bangla Conversation Circle in Toronto hosted by @arshi_saOrganizing @minabazaarto - A market for first timer and new vendors from South Asian and QTBIPOC communities in Toronto - Launching May 24th, 2026</p>
June 18, 2026
Finding Order in Disorder I S.2. Ep. 3- Ft. Matthew Jackman- PhD Candidate I WHO Consultant
<p>Welcome to Finding Order in Disorder! This episode we're joined by Matthew Jackman (they/them), a Mad studies scholar, mental health activist and PhD candidate at the University of Sydney. Matthew is the founder of The Australian Centre for Lived Experience (TACFLE) and Mad Collective, and serves on a number of international mental health and lived experience initiatives, including the Lancet Commission on Lived Experience in Mental Health Research and Western Pacific Advisor to the Global Mental Health Action Network. </p><p>Their work explores the history, politics, and future of international Mad movements, drawing on both academic scholarship and lived experience. Matthew is passionate about human rights, social justice, and reimagining mental health beyond traditional psychiatric frameworks. </p><p>They are currently an international visiting scholar in the Mad Studies Hub at York University.--Emerging Themes: Queer Identify, Mad Studies, Manic Depressive Lived Experience(s) , Family relations , Mental Health Activisim with WHO & United Nations and Global Mental Health Action Network--</p>
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