Neuro Queering: Beyond the Intersection of Neurodiversity and Queerness

About Neuro Queering: Beyond the Intersection of Neurodiversity and Queerness

Join hosts and global neurodiversity speakers Pasha Marlowe and Atif Choudhury for a uniquely expansive, deeply human, and hopeful conversation about neuroinclusion and the state of humanity. This podcast, Neuroinclusion: Across the Pond and Beyond, will explore neurodiversity from a global, cultural, and systemic lens. Pasha and Atif will discuss neuroinclusion in the workplace, but also the power and relational dynamics of neuroinclusion in homes and communities. Conversations will weave together current events and politics, workplace trends, accessibility, power and societal dynamics, and the mental health of humanity at large. Pasha Marlowe (she/her), CEO of Neurobelonging and therapist/coach for over 30 years, specializes in working with neurodivergent individuals, couples, and groups and has expanded her practice to include keynotes, webinars, and trainings for global leaders and organizations who want to adopt neurodiversity-affirming programs and practices. She is the author of "Creating Cultures of Neuroinclusion". She is a mother to three adult children and lives in Maine, USA. Atif Choudhury (he/him), CEO of Calling All Minds and co-founder of Zaytoun CIC, is an award-wining social entrepreneur with a background in economic justice and disabiity inclusion. He is an adviser to the WHO rapid assitive technologies board and is a trustee for Disability Rights UK. He is a global neurodiversity speaker who also offers corporate and leadership training. He is the father of two young children and lives just outside of London, UK. To reach Pasha or Atif for feedback, questions, or to request a guest appearance on the podcast, contact us at pasha@pashamarlowe.com or atif@callingallminds.com. You can also find more information on their websites pashamarlowe.com and callingallminds.com or follow them on Linkedin.

Publisher

Pasha Marlowe and Atif Choudhury

Category

business · health & fitness · society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

11 Jan 2021

Latest episode

18 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

4 of 109 episodes have a transcript.

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   18 Oct 2026TRANSCRIPT

   Season 2, Episode 1: A Global Neurodiversity Conversation is Needed

   Host Pasha Marlowe and guest Atif Choudhury explore the global need for neurodiversity conversations, challenging clinical perspectives to depathologize neurodivergence.

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   13 Jul 2026

   #8: Be Our Guest!

   Atif and Pasha are taking a much needed summer holiday and will return in September, ready to discuss the global neurodiversity movement with you! We are starting to schedule guests to join us on the podcast, so let us know if you want to guest or if you have any recommendations! Thank you. Contact pasha@pashamarlowe.com Support the show Hire PASHA to present at your next training event or conference. Or hire her as your personal coach (1:1, couples, and executives) https://pasham...

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   25 Jun 2026

   #7: Current State and Future of the Neurodiversity Movement

   Atif and Pasha have a conversation about the current state of the Neurodiversity Movement around the world, specifically the differences between the US and the UK. They define the future of the movement as collective liberation and discuss the impacts of government, school to prison pipelines, and intersectionality. Atif and Pasha will be inviting guests to join the conversation in future episodes. If you would like to be a guest or want to recommend someone, please contact us. ...

Inside a recent episode

Season 2, Episode 1: A Global Neurodiversity Conversation is Needed

Published 18 Oct 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] Yes, your perception versus other people's perceptions. Well, one of the reasons why I want to shift away from the pathology paradigm in the language of disorder is because when we talk about people's pathology and disorder or people's quote-unquote problems, or things that they want to be fixed or treated we're we're looking at it often from the person's perspective who isn't in the body isn't in the neurodivergent body it's often like we need you to sit down at school and be still we need you to be on time we need you to be quiet we need you to be more professional and so often it's the perception of somebody's uh quote-unquote disorder and not the lived experience uh that is represented isn't that wonderful you know And that's so liberating as well when you realize, hang on, this is, this was your rules, not mine. […]

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4.7 / 5

33 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

27 ratings

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