🧠🎸 What do ADHD, heavy metal music, and Māori culture have in common? Meet Hamish Blood — a proud bogan from New Zealand who brings them all together in one awesome story! 🇳🇿In this episode, we talk about what it's like to live with ADHD, how neurodiversity makes people think in amazing ways, and why heavy metal is more than just loud music — it's a way to feel strong, focused, and free. 🎶⚡Hamish also shares what it means to be Māori and how his Māori identity and his love for bogan life go hand in hand. 🌿 From family time at the marae to rocking out at concerts, Hamish shows us how being different is something to celebrate.Here’s what you’ll learn:🧠 How ADHD affects your brain and why that’s totally okay🎸 Why metal music can be powerful for neurodivergent minds🌿 What it means to be Māori and proud of your roots🤘 How being a bogan helps you stay true to yourselfThis episode is all about being proud of who you are, no matter how your brain works, what music you love, or where you come from. 😎💚Clips taken from full interview here:https://youtu.be/VNLjLSGyUqE?si=EZIwVSrWDAcnYXrB
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Artistic Identity and Neurodivergence: An Interview with Sam Leamy
Sam Leamy join us to share his unique journey from a childhood filled with musical inspiration to his life as a musician deeply connected to his art.Sam delves into his early musical influences, the records that captivated him as a toddler, and his eventual discovery of heavy metal, which opened a new world for him. He candidly discusses his experiences growing up as a neurodivergent individual, his recent autism diagnosis, and how this has shaped his understanding of the world around him. Through vibrant anecdotes, Sam gives us a glimpse into his creative process, the bands he's been part of, and his passion for music that's unrestricted by genres. Whether he's jamming with bandmates or facing the challenges of a live performance, Sam's stories highlight the vibrant, sometimes complex intersection of music and identity. Join us as we explore Sam's life, where music and autism converge to create a profound and insightful experience.Love Not Cure.Exploring autism one strength at a time.Takiwatānga is the Te Reo Māori for autism.From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a New Zealand-based podcast about autism.🍿 Channels you might be interested to watch:Hades X | Chronicles:📼 YouTube: https://bit.ly/HadesXchronicles🎙 Spotify : https://spoti.fi/3VTHOvH🎙 Apple : https://apple.co/3LuXgIeHades X's Kultura:📼 YouTube: https://bit.ly/KulturaIncident🎙 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3K3BxqF 🎙 Apple: https://apple.co/42zpwAH Hades X's Takiwātanga:📼 YouTube: https://bit.ly/3wcGUwx🎙 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3K8BRV6🎙 Apple: https://apple.co/3NkKmORYou can also buy some merch here:🛍 https://eesel.digitees.co.nzwww.takiwatanga.org.nz------------------------------Let’s SOCIALise, don't forget to like and follow:📱 FB: @iamhadesx📷 IG: @iamhadesx✖️ X: @iamhadesx//About me:In case we haven’t met before,Great to see you here! I regularly publish contents here about great people doing great things.*Some of the links in this description may be affiliate links. I get a portion of the sale to help me support the channel. Thanks for supporting this channel.// 😁 Disclaimer:Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide, I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you! Thank you for supporting me so I can continue to provide you with free content each week!#thepodcast #aotearoanewzealand #people #tangata #mgatao#Takiwatanga, #autismawareness, #autism, #lovenotcure
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Inspiring Journey of a Rock Musician with ADHD - 80
In this episode, we chat with Nick, who shares his story growing up with ADHD. He talks about how learning and playing music helped him. From piano lessons to starting a band, Nick's journey is full of interesting moments and tips.Electric Tapestry https://www.facebook.com/electric.tapestry.music/Highlights:Nick talks about his childhood and ADHD 🧠How music and learning instruments helped him 🎷🎸Starting his own band and making music 🎶Tips for handling ADHD, especially as a musician 🎵👉 Perfect for anyone interested in how music can be a great way to deal with ADHD. Tune in to hear Nick's inspiring story!Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more fascinating stories on music and ADHD.This episode is a Takiwātanga edition of Kultura Incident. You can watch the full episode here.https://youtu.be/9v_XvRcslDc#ADHD #Music #Podcast #ADHDandMusic #Nick #MusicJourney #BandLife #Neurodivergent #KulturaPodcast 🎧🎸Love Not Cure.Exploring autism one strength at a time.Takiwatānga is the Te Reo Māori for autism.From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a New Zealand-based podcast about autism.You can also buy some merch here:🛍 https://eesel.digitees.co.nzwww.takiwatanga.org.nz------------------------------Let’s SOCIALise, don't forget to like and follow:📱 FB: @iamhadesx📷 IG: @iamhadesx✖️ X: @iamhadesx//About me:In case we haven’t met before,Great to see you here! I regularly publish contents here about great people doing great things.*Some of the links in this description may be affiliate links. I get a portion of the sale to help me support the channel. Thanks for supporting this channel.
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Creating a Support Network for Families - KI EP 79
Meredith shares her experiences and how she found support through Parent to Parent, an organization that helps families with disabled children.
Meredith also speaks about the importance of support groups, workshops, and finding the right information. Listen to learn about Meredith's personal stories, the challenges she faced, and how she helps other parents navigate similar situations.
This episode is a heartwarming look into the world of raising children with disabilities and the power of community support.
She started a podcast called "That's Good to Know".
Every second Saturday, 1pm.
https://accessradio.org.nz/shows-podcasts/thats-good-to-know/
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Understanding Diverse Needs within an Autism Family - KI 77
Graeme is a dedicated father navigating the challenges of his kids who each view and interact with the world in their unique ways. His children present a diverse spectrum of communication abilities, with some experiencing significant speaking challenges.
Within his family, Graeme embraces a wide range of autism and PDA, which adds layers of complexity and richness to their interactions. Gaeme continues to foster an environment of understanding and growth for his children, celebrating their individuality and strength.
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