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Dyslexics are some of the most creative thinkers in our society. Apple, Virgin and IKEA are just some of the examples of what a dyslexic state of mind can conceive. Listen to our guests and...
In this episode of The Codpast, Sean is invited to GCHQ (Government Communication Headquarters) to learn how dyslexic code breakers have hel...
Rowen Colman is an Award Winning New York and Sunday Times best-selling author; she's been writing professionally for over 15 years and has...
Born entrepreneur Rob Manly, used school more as a business incubator than a place for gaining grades. Although he was persistent, full of d...
It's said that 50% of the prison population are dyslexic or struggle with reading and literacy. Jason Cook, a veteran member of the 50% club...
In this episode of The Codpast, we speak to Tina Crawford about how an incident that could have brought her life to a halt, instead became t...
It's the start of 2017 and as usual we like to take a look back at some of the great conversations we've featured throughout the last year....
Like many Dyslexic entrepreneurs, Aggeliki Pappa was blessed with a set of skills and a head full of ideas that didn't quite fit into an est...
Creativity is often seen as the preserve of artists, musicians and writers, but Chris Arnold, founder of ad agency The Garage, sees creativi...
As a kid, while her friends were watching TV dreaming of being the next 80's pop star or Sunderland United pinup, Emma was watching the news...
For Lauren, acting had always been the perfect outlet for her to explore her talent for turning words on a 2D page, into the 3D characters t...
Author, performance poet, theater maker and broadcaster Luke Wright joins us in the studio. This was an interesting one for me, as I often h...
In this episode of The Codpast, stand up comic Michael Fabbri explains how his struggles in education and frustration in the workplace were...
There are still employers that see dyslexic employees as resource hungry disruptors, rather than individuals that can bring a fresh approach...
It's been said that focusing on reading writing or spelling is not the best way to help dyslexics thrive. For many, confidence is the bigges...
Dub Poet Benjamin Zephaniah has some impressive strings to his bow; writer, author, musician and professor of Humanities and Arts at Brunel...
A look back on a great year of podcasting
It's a well known fact that around 50% of the prison population are dyslexic or have issues with literacy. What's lesser known, is the effec...
They say that knowledge is power and for Gavin Malcolm, this saying has some real significance. We've all heard the stories of tough kids fr...
This month master of the mind Jake O'Gorman pops into the studio to dazzle us with his superior memory skills.
Mother and author, Margaret Rooke, once had the assumption that Dyslexia was something that happened to other families. Within a family that...
In this episode we record on location with TV motorbike adventurer and dyslexic Charley Boorman. Learn how a crazy idea he and his mate Ewan...
When Rachel left school she had no qualifications and seemingly no hope of a bright future. The only thing she knew how to do was play footb...
Listen to the second instalment of how Dean Stalham's cycle of crime, drugs and prision was broken when he found a love of art.
Anna Parker-Naples shares her pick of Dyslexic friendly audiobooks for May.
This month Dean Stalham shares the story of how his cycle of crime, drugs and prision was broken when he found a love of art. A positive sto...
Mandy Ward shares her pick of audiobooks for April
This month Pamela Uddin from reality show The Aprentice pops into our studio. We get the lowdown on her new business venture, living life wi...
Sarah Fearn shares her pick of audiobooks for March
This month U.S. comedian Liz Miele infects our studio with her highly contagious and uber funny presence.
Anna Parker-Naples shares her pick of February audiobooks just in time for Valentines Day.
Owner of MSFT Management, and one half of Dyspla (the Dyslexic theatre company) Lennie Varvaradies shares her views on how Dyslexia has help...
Sarah Fearn shares her pick of audiobooks for the new year.
Brando Yelavich was going down the wrong path, until he made a pact with himself, "change my life and give myself opportunities in a way tha...
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The Audioblog is part of our 'Dyslexia in the Workplace' guest blogs that were created as part of Dyslexia Awareness Week.
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Having dyslexia, a vivid imagination and an urge to experience the world through more than just words. Formal education wasn't quite the rig...
At school Jane's creative writing exercises would often be returned covered in red ink. Now a published author, Jane returns to those same b...
After finishing her GCSE's with grades including F's, G's and even U's. Natasha thought her journey in education had reached an impenetrable...
In this episode musician and music teacher Trev William shares the story of his battles with dyslexia, metal health and the psychotic episod...
In this show journalism graduate and creator of the House and Heals blog shares her struggles with dyslexia and how she successfully navigat...