Neurodiversity Superpowers is a podcast for and about people who see and interact with the world a little differently. Host Lucy interviews guests from all corners of society who embrace their neurological differences and use their “powers” for good.
Episode 4: Episode 04: Dungeons, Dragons, and MORE Neurodiversity and Gaming!
Lucy continues to talk gaming with the hosts of Catie and Erik's Infinite Quest. In this episode, Cate Osborn (@catieosaurus) tells us all about Dungeons and Dragons, and Lucy's educator dad Steve talks about all the things we learn from table top role playing games!
29 Aug 2022TRANSCRIPT
Episode 3: Episode 03: Neurodiversity and Gaming
Are you into gaming? Do you like Minecraft? Have you ever heard that video games like Minecraft are "bad" for you? Is that TRUE? This episode is all about neurodiversity and gaming! Lucy talks to kid gamers Ezra and Donovan about their hacks, tips, and experiences. Lucy also talks with Erik Gude, one of the hosts of Catie and Erik's Infinite Quest , about his mission to making gaming more accessible. You won't want to miss what Catie and Erik have to say about why games like Minecraft can be great for neurodiverse kids!
6 Jul 2022TRANSCRIPT
Episode 2: ADHD Creativity
Penn Holderness creates hilarious song parodies and family-centered comedy. He talks with Lucy about ADHD superpowers and creativity! Lucy also interviews Zamir, a kid who loves performing and designing. This episode is full of tips and advice for thinking differently about your unique, creative brain!
6 Jul 2022
ADHD Strengths and Challenges
Episode 1: What are Neurodiversity Superpowers? What is ADHD? As a kid, how can I self-advocate? An Interview with expert and author Emily Kircher-Morris.Thanks to the producers at Pinna and Podcasters U for support with this episode!Music credits:Rob Warren, "Terra Nova" (theme)Shane Ivers, "Sailing Away"
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Episode 4: Episode 04: Dungeons, Dragons, and MORE Neurodiversity and Gaming!
Published 7 Sept 2022 · Transcript excerpt
[…] They are using math when they're rolling the dice and adding it all together and they also have to write, which is something that people don't really realize with Dungeons and Dragons and it's actually a part where, believe it or not, when I was a fourth grade teacher, I used Dungeons and Dragons in my classroom. […]
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