Inspiring conversations with successful people who have excelled despite and at times because of their challenges with dyslexia.
Words Fail Me: A podcast about thriving with dyslexia
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Inspiring conversations with successful people who have excelled despite and at times because of their challenges with dyslexia.
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6/29/2020
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Recent Episodes
September 14, 2022
38 - Steve O’Brien
In this episode, Jude chats to Steve O’Brien, the CEO of The Dyslexia Foundation to address FAQ’s that Dyslexic people have when they reach out to the charity. The Dyslexia Foundation helps a wide range of people, including those that are struggling at work, struggling to find work, and those who are having problems at home. If you think that dyslexia is becoming an obstacle to your life, have a listen to this episode and found out about the wide range of support and services available to you. Simply reaching out to a charity like The Dyslexia Foundation could open up opportunities and possibilities in work, education, and personal growth! <br /><br />Here are the helpful tools, resources and apps that are mentioned in the episode - <br /><br />www.specialneedsjungle.com <br /><br />www.grammarly.com <br /><br />www.voicedream.com <br /><br />reciteme.com <br /><br />www.clarosoftware.com <br /><br />www.scanningpens.co.uk <br /><br />This podcast was funded by the National Lottery Community fund and EPIC Projects or Ecumenical Project for International Cooperation <br /><br />EPIC is a USA-based, non-profit organization. EPIC creates bonds among caring people devoted to solving global challenges of poverty, food insecurity, environmental degradation, human rights, and making peace. Go to their website epicprojects.org <br /><br />Head to www.epicprojects.org to learn about the valuable work they do in South America supporting community education, human rights, promoting peace and ecological farming. <br /><br />www.dyslexiafoundation.co.uk
August 31, 2022
37 - Omari McQueen
Today we have a very special guest - Omari McQueen.<br /><br />Omari is a 13 year old vegan chef and founder of dipalicious and mcqueens takeaway. Omari started cooking when his mum was poorly and he wanted to make her nutritious and healthy meals to help her recovery. <br /><br />You will have seen him on the BBC, YouTube and TikTok - he’s a huge star. The boy is going places and it was a huge pleasure to speak to him. He’s been busy recently sharing his journey with dyslexia and he’ll be off to New York and Jamaica in the coming year to cook. He’s a very intelligent, very articulate young man and this conversation is a lot of fun. <br /><br />This podcast was funded by the National Lottery Community fund and EPIC Projects or Ecumenical Project for International Cooperation <br /><br />EPIC is a USA-based, non-profit organization. EPIC creates bonds among caring people devoted to solving global challenges of poverty, food insecurity, environmental degradation, human rights, and making peace. Go to their website epicprojects.org <br /><br />Head to www.epicprojects.org to learn about the valuable work they do in South America supporting community education, human rights, promoting peace and ecological farming. <br /><br />www.dyslexiafoundation.co.uk
August 17, 2022
36 - Peggy Stern
Peggy Stern, is an Academy Award-winning film Producer/Director who has been working for more than 30 years in the film industry. She is Founder, and CEO, of Dyslexiaville, Inc. and has run Gladeyes Films, a transmedia production company since 1985. Her dyslexia led her to filmmaking and animation at a young age. In March 2006 Stern won the Oscar for Best Animated Short the brilliant ‘The Moon and the son’ staring John Torturro. <br /><br />Stern has produced for PBS, HBO and Teachers College at Columbia University, The National PTA, and National YWCA among others. In her role as Dyslexiaville's founder, Stern engages with children, parents & teachers and speaks at conferences across the United States. <br /><br />She received her BA from Harvard University and her senior thesis film ‘STEPHANIE’, was turned into a PBS documentary Special and broadcast nationally. <br /><br />This podcast was funded by the National Lottery Community Fund and EPIC Projects - Ecuumenical Project for International Cooperation <br /><br />EPIC is a USA-based, non-profit organization. EPIC creates bonds among caring people devoted to solving global challenges of poverty, food insecurity, environmental degradation, human rights, and making peace. epicprojects.org <br /><br />The Moon and the Son: An Imagined Conversation - https://milestonefilms.com/products/the-moon-and-the-son <br /><br />Super DVille - https://superdville.com/
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