In this episode of Neurotypicals Don’t Juggle Chainsaws, Kate Fox and Nic King talk about the world of Artificial Intelligence—how it thinks, how it learns, and why Kate feels a surprising kinship with it.

As monotropic flow takes over, Kate loses all track of time, leading to the inevitable conclusion: this might need a Part 2.

Tune in and let your pattern-spotting brain process this one!

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How do you feel about silence?

In this episode of Neurotypicals Don’t Juggle Chainsaws, Kate Fox and Nic King dive into the topic of silence, co-regulation, and the very different ways neurodivergent people experience them.

They explore the role of silence in relationships, whether quiet togetherness can be a form of co-regulation, and why some neurodivergent people find peace in silence while others find it unbearable.

Plus, if you’d like to experience some live, non-silent co-regulation with Kate and Nic, don’t forget to grab your tickets for their live podcast recording at Gosforth Civic Theatre on March 6th!

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No enforced silence required.

Join us for Part 2 of the captivating two-part special of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws, where hosts Nic King and Kate Fox continue their enlightening conversation with Jac and Amy from Autism Level UP!

This episode dives deeper into the concepts of atypical burnout and the unique sensory challenges faced by neurodivergent individuals.

Our guests share personal insights and professional expertise on navigating sensory environments and advocating for more inclusive practices.

Don't miss these vital discussions that aim to empower and inform our community and beyond.

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Love is in the air—or is it? In this special Valentine's episode of Neurotypicals Don’t Juggle Chainsaws, Kate Fox and Nic King dive into the highs, lows, and neurodivergent realities of Valentine’s Day.

From love languages and communication styles to the social expectations surrounding romance, they unpack what works (and what doesn’t) for neurodivergent relationships.

They also challenge the traditional Valentine’s narrative—because love isn’t just about being in perfect alignment, it’s about communication, trust, and understanding each other’s needs (with or without a glittery M&S chocolate bubble bath).

And if you’re still stuck for Valentine’s date ideas, why not take your loved one to see Kate and Nic LIVE at Gosforth Civic Theatre on March 6th? Nothing says romance like a live neurodivergent podcast recording.

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Happy Valentine’s Day—however you choose to spend it!

Join us for Part 1 of an engaging two-part special of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws, where hosts Nic King and Kate Fox welcome Jac and Amy from Autism Level UP!

This episode delves into the nuanced world of sensory experiences and empathy within the neurodivergent community.

Our guests discuss the importance of sensory joy and how different stimuli can be soothing for some and overwhelming for others.

This conversation not only explores individual sensory needs but also promotes a deeper understanding of how neurodivergent individuals navigate their environments.

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In this episode of Neurotypicals Don’t Juggle Chainsaws, Kate Fox and Nic King discuss the complexities of behaviour as communication.

Building on insights from previous episodes, they unpack how neurodivergent behaviours are often misinterpreted through neurotypical lenses and how ingrained behaviourist views can lead to oversimplified assumptions.

With a mix of personal anecdotes and sharp observations, this episode highlights the importance of challenging conventional narratives and advocating for deeper, more empathetic approaches to understanding neurodivergent experiences.

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Welcome back to the second half of our special guest episode of Neurotypicals Don’t Juggle Chainsaws!

We continue our deep dive into monotropism with our incredible guests, Tanya Adkin and David Gray-Hammond.

In this part, Tanya and David share powerful personal stories and insights about how lived experiences have shaped their understanding of autistic suffering, trauma, and recovery.

From navigating atypical burnout to overcoming systemic failures in social care and mental health, their journeys illustrate the resilience and resourcefulness required to thrive as neurodivergent individuals in a neurotypical world.

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Welcome back to Neurotypicals Don’t Juggle Chainsaws! Kate Fox and Nic King dive into a thought-provoking topic for this episode on how we rank aspects of our identity and where neurodivergence lands on the list.

Ultimately, this episode underscores the fluidity and context-dependency of identity, while encouraging you to embrace your lists—whatever they may be—and explore what feels most authentic in each moment.

Your identity list doesn’t need to follow a fixed order, and it’s okay for it to change depending on where you are and who you’re with.

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