Irregular Humans Podcast

Across worlds - guest Natalie ChanJenn wilson"If everybody receives a little more care, maybe we’ll all have energy left to fight the bigger battles." — Natalie ChanJenn Wilson is joined by guest Natalie ChanNatalie Chan is an arts producer and cultural leader passionate about care-led, human-centered practices that make the arts more equitable and accessible.Episode OverviewIn this episode of Irregular Humans, Jenn Wilson talks with Natalie Chan about navigating a non-linear career in the arts, breaking down bureaucratic barriers, and creating care-led cultures. Natalie shares her journey from redundancy to impactful roles in local government and commercial theatre, her strategies for equitable funding, and her vision for a more human-centered arts ecosystem.Join Our Mailing List HERESubscribe for bonus content HEREConnect with Natalie ChanLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalienataliechan/Instagram: Natalie Chan💃 (@natnatnataliechan)About Natalie Chan:Natalie is an award-winning arts manager and fundraiser. Currently, she works as Arts and Culture Project Commissioner for Luton Borough Council and as Production Coordinator for Jonathan Church Theatre Productions with a focus on productions touring to Asia.She was part of the Bradford Producing Hub’s Empowered Programme with Jenn when she temporarily moved up North for a maternity cover role at Derby Theatre (which is not actually that close, but as tenacious artist and producers do - we make the most of opportunities).Episode TakeawaySmall changes matter. Whether it’s removing barriers for artists or paying freelancers on time, care-led practices create ripple effects that transform systems and empower people.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode:Natalie’s Irregular Path: From Hong Kong to the UK and a squiggly career in the arts.Turning Challenges into Opportunities: How redundancy led to two impactful roles.Breaking Bureaucracy: Practical steps to make arts funding more accessible.Networking with Care: Tips for building connections when you feel vulnerable.Commercial vs. Local Authority Work: Insights from two very different worlds.Creating a Culture of Care: Why human-centered practices matter in the arts.Big Picture Thinking: How small acts of care fuel energy for global change.Want to hear more?Subscribe now for After Hours Bonus Content- click hereOr join The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion.Season 2 Episode 13

Rainbow Champions - guest Adam Holcroft-TebbuttJenn wilson"Everything’s made up—language, labels—so why not have words that help people feel seen?"— Adam Holcroft-TebbuttJenn Wilson is joined by guest Adam Holcroft-TebbuttAdam Holcroft Tebbutt is the founder of Rainbow & Co, an LGBTQ+ apparel brand creating inclusive, identity-affirming merchandise. A proud trans man and autistic entrepreneur, Adam champions visibility, representation, and ethical business practices.Episode OverviewIn this episode of Irregular Humans, Jenn Wilson talks with Adam Holcroft -Tebbutt about his journey as a trans, autistic entrepreneur and the creation of Rainbow & Co. Adam shares how lived experiences shaped his strong sense of self, why representation matters, and how he built a business that prioritizes care, ethics, and community over capitalist pressure.Join Our Mailing List HERESubscribe for bonus content HEREConnect with Adam Holcroft-TebbuttInstagram - Rainbow & Co (@rainbowandcouk)TikTok: Rainbow & Co (@rainbowandcouk) | TikTokFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/rainbowandcoukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamjholcroft/About Adam Holcroft-Tebbutt:Adam Holcroft-Tebbutt is the founder of Rainbow & Co, an award-winning, LGBTQIA+ business creating bold clothing, accessories, and community spaces rooted in activism, joy, and visibility. A trans man and autistic entrepreneur, Adam uses his platform to champion trans rights, challenge rainbow-washing, and build safer spaces for queer people both online and offline. When he’s not running Rainbow & Co or speaking at Pride events, he’s dreaming up new ways for queer communities to connect, thrive, and take up space unapologetically.Episode TakeawayRepresentation isn’t optional—it’s vital. Creating spaces and products that affirm identity helps people feel seen, valued, and connected.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode:Adam’s Story: Growing up trans and discovering identity in a world with little representation.Autism and Self-Awareness: How neurodivergence shaped Adam’s values and business approach.The Birth of Rainbow & Co: From mental health crisis to a thriving LGBTQ+ brand.Ethical Business Practices: Why Adam rejects manipulative sales tactics like Black Friday.The Pocket Guide: Educating and empowering through LGBTQIA+ identity resources.Community and Care: Building a brand that prioritises inclusivity and customer well-being.Success on Your Own Terms: Resisting the pressure to “scale fast” and embracing sustainable growth.Want to hear more?Subscribe now for After Hours Bonus Content- click hereOr join The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion.Season 2 Episode 9

Owning Our Stories - guest Sid AkbarJenn wilson"All stories have a universality to them, because everybody will find a way to connect through their own lived experience.”— Sid AkbarJenn Wilson is joined by guest Sid Akbar. Sid Akbar (he/they) is a queer South Asian actor, writer, and theatre-maker, and the founder of Damaka Arts — a company dedicated to explosive, unapologetic storytelling that centres queer people of colour and intersectional lived experience in the North of England.Episode OverviewIn this powerful and deeply human conversation, Sid opens up about the journey that shaped him — from navigating cultural expectations within a traditional Muslim family in Bradford, to surviving domestic violence, a forced marriage as a teenager, and the lifelong process of reconciling seemingly conflicting identities.Through theatre, Sid found both liberation and connection, using sci-fi influences and humour to transform trauma into an empowering creative force. This episode charts the development of his autobiographical show Besharam and the evolution of his perspective as an artist, activist, and storyteller creating space for queer South Asian voices.Join Our Mailing List HEREConnect with Sid Akbar [email protected] www.dhamakaarts.com Threads I Instagram | FacebookAbout Sid Akbar:Sid Akbar is a Bradford-born actor, writer and theatre maker creating bold, autobiographical work rooted in his experience as a queer person of colour from a Muslim background. His work explores identity, family, queerness and belonging, blending humour with emotional honesty. His solo show Besharam [shame-LESS] premiered in 2023, and his new show Khandan (Family) – The Shame Generation premieres 11–13 June 2026 at Bradford Arts Centre.Episode TakeawaySid’s story is a reminder that “irregularity” is often where truth, courage, and creativity live. By speaking his truth on stage, Sid breaks generational cycles of shame and silence — not only for himself, but for every audience member who sees a piece of themselves in his work. His commitment to authenticity, community, and compassionate storytelling shows what it means to take ownership of your narrative and build a life that feels like home.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode:The origins of Damaka Arts and the meaning behind the nameGrowing up queer and South Asian in BradfordThe emotional process behind creating BesharamUsing sci-fi and Star Trek as a narrative frameThe universality of coming-out stories beyond queer experienceNavigating chosen family, biological family, and ADHDHow representation on stage changes livesSid’s upcoming show The Wrath of Kardaan (Bradford, June 2026)Season 2 Episode 11

Life, death and freedom - guest Berni BentonJenn wilson"We’re all ordinarily extraordinary—and that’s our unique gift."— Berni BJenn Wilson is joined by guest Berni BBerni Benton is a death doula, celebrant, artist, and coach whose mission is to help people embrace their truth and live—and die—authentically. She believes everyone is “ordinarily extraordinary” and works to empower individuals to find freedom in their uniqueness.Episode OverviewIn this episode of Irregular Humans, Jenn Wilson talks with Berni Benton about breaking free from societal expectations, embracing vulnerability, and finding joy in authenticity. Berni shares her journey from conformity to empowerment, her work as a death doula, and why living truthfully matters—especially at life’s end.Join Our Mailing List HERESubscribe for bonus content HEREConnect with Berni Bwww.bernib.co.ukInstagram - BerniB: Full Life Celebrant (@bernib_full_life)TikTok: bernib_full_life (@bernib_full_life) | TikTokFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/BernibFullLifeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/berni-bentonAbout Berni B:BerniB (she/her) is a Full Life Celebrant, end-of-life doula, and author of My Life, My Death, My Wishes. She creates personalised, “no-rules” ceremonies that honour every chapter of life—messy, magical, joyful, or bittersweet. Whether celebrating love, welcoming new beginnings, or shaping a meaningful farewell, Berni gently guides people to create something that truly reflects their story and their community.She walks alongside the dying and their families as a companion and advocate, helping them find clarity, calm, and connection. Her work is rooted in realness, storytelling, and legacy—because every moment matters, and every life deserves to be seen and remembered.Episode TakeawayAuthenticity isn’t easy, but it’s liberating. When we step into our truth, we create deeper connections, even if it means letting go of people who can’t accept our growth.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode:Ordinarily Extraordinary: Why uniqueness is worth celebrating.Breaking Free: Berni’s journey from “fitting in” to living authentically.The Role of a Death Doula: Supporting individuals and families at end of life.Life Lessons from Death Work: How mortality teaches us to value truth and connection.Vulnerability as Strength: Why asking for help creates reciprocity and deeper bonds.Navigating Pushback: Facing judgment when you set boundaries or unmask.Ripples of Impact: How our stories and kindness extend beyond our immediate circles.Want to hear more?Subscribe now for After Hours Bonus Content- click hereOr join The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion.Season 2 Episode 7

Unstoppable together - guest Sarah GauntJenn wilson“Girls with ADHD are unstoppable. We can achieve anything we want to, as long as we have the right support, the right community, the right people around us.”— Sarah GauntJenn Wilson is joined by guest Sarah Gaunt. Sarah Gaunt is the founder of Unstoppable Girls CIC, a unique youth‑work organisation supporting ADHD and neurodivergent young women and AFAB people aged 13–25 through digital communities, courses, and compassionate, inclusive support.Episode OverviewIn this inspiring conversation, Sarah Gaunt joins Jenn to discuss the work of Unstoppable Girls CIC—an organisation unlike any other in the UK. Sarah shares why digital youth work is so powerful for ADHD girls and AFAB young people, the importance of creating inclusive spaces, and how understanding the ADHD brain transforms confidence and self‑esteem. Together, Jenn and Sarah explore masking, rejection sensitivity, emotional regulation, body doubling, hyperfocus, and why traditional expectations of productivity simply don’t work for neurodivergent brains. This episode shines a light on the strengths, creativity, and resilience within ADHD communities, and how supportive environments can help young people thrive.Join Our Mailing List HEREConnect with Sarah GauntWebsite Link https://unstoppablegirls.org.uk/Social Media Handles Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unstoppablegirlsCICInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/unstoppable_girls_cic/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@unstoppablegirlscicLinked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/unstoppable-girls-cic/About Sarah Gaunt:Sarah Gaunt founded Unstoppable Girls CIC after years of seeing girls with ADHD misunderstood and under-supported. A professionally qualified youth worker with over 20 years’ experience, Sarah is passionate about creating spaces where girls and young women can be understood, build confidence, and feel less alone. Through youth groups, workshops, and online communities, Unstoppable Girls supports girls aged 13–25 while also equipping parents and professionals with the knowledge and tools to better support them. Sarah’s work focuses on helping girls with ADHD recognise their strengths, grow in confidence, and realise that their brains are not a problem to fix but a power to understand.Episode TakeawayThis episode is a warm, affirming reminder that ADHD is not a deficit—it’s a different way of being. When young people are given community, compassion, and tools that actually work for their brains, their confidence can grow and their potential becomes limitless. Sarah’s work shows just how powerful it is when we stop asking ADHD brains to fit a rigid system and instead shape environments that work for them. Whether you’re a parent, practitioner, or neurodivergent yourself, this conversation offers validation, practical insights, and hope.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode:Why Unstoppable Girls is the only UK youth‑work organisation dedicated specifically to ADHD girls and AFAB young peopleHow digital spaces like Discord remove barriers for anxious or socially overwhelmed teensThe power of body doubling and community‑based motivationWhy understanding your ADHD brain builds confidenceHow parents can better support their neurodivergent young peopleThe myth of “try harder”, and why ADHD brains need compassion, not criticismPractical techniques for managing executive dysfunctionThe importance of challenging society’s obsession with constant productivitySeason 2 Episode 5

Strategy made simple - guest Christina PoultonJenn wilson"I won't take your money if I can't help you."— Christina PoultonJenn Wilson is joined by guest Christina PoultonChristina Poulton is a consultant who helps small non‑profit organisations cut through jargon and overwhelm so their work becomes easier to run and easier to fund. With a career spanning every corner of the charity and community sector, she specialises in accessible strategy, fundraising, and practical organisational development — and is the creator of the brilliantly simple Sticky‑Note Strategy approach.Episode OverviewIn this episode, Christina Poulton talks about her works with small nonprofits, translating jargon into practical actions and created The Boring Fund to help cover essential but unfunded costs.Join Our Mailing List HERESubscribe for bonus content HEREConnect with Christina Poultonhttps://www.christinapoultoncreative.co.uk/https://www.instagram.com/christinapoultoncreative/https://www.facebook.com/christinapoultoncreativehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/christina-poulton-creative/About Christina Poulton:Christina Poulton works with non‑profit organisations—charities, CICs and community groups—to make their work easier to manage and fund. She has been in the sector her whole career, starting when Linkin Park were first topping the charts.She has been a venue manager, production coordinator, youth leader, university lecturer, and has worked in programming, marketing and fundraising.Christina describes herself as a weird mix of a list‑loving wannabe accountant and a creative, idea‑a‑minute people‑person.Episode TakeawayEthical fundraising means focusing on clarity, viability, and genuine fit—not taking work you can't help with.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode:Simplifying nonprofit language.Sticky-note strategy for planning.The Boring Fund microgrant model.Mutual-aid funding platforms.Want to hear more?Subscribe now for After Hours Bonus Content- click hereOr join The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion.Season 2 Episode 3

Human First - guest Amelia StewartJenn wilson"Simplicity comes not from how small you can make it, but how quickly you can do it." — Amelia StewartJenn Wilson is joined by guest Amelia StewartAmelia Stewart is a coach who helps neurodivergent business owners build businesses that work with their brains, not against them. Drawing on ecological psychology, lived experience, and a deep understanding of how people make meaning, Amelia supports clients to find visibility strategies rooted in desire, energy, and authentic expression — not hustle culture or neurotypical productivity myths.Episode OverviewAmelia Stewart reframes executive dysfunction through ecological psychology, focusing on environment-driven action.Join Our Mailing List HERESubscribe for bonus content HEREConnect with Amelia StewartWebsite Link: https://www.ameliastewart.co/Social Media links:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/simplicity_specialist/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/emstewartcoaching/About Amelia Stewart:Amelia helps neurodivergent business owners design businesses that work with their brains instead of against them—so action becomes inevitable rather than exhausting. Most advice tells you to get more disciplined. She helps you design your business so doing the right thing stops feeling like pushing a boulder uphill. Because when your environment matches how you actually think, you don’t fight yourself anymore. You just do the do.Episode TakeawayStart where want is loudest; progress emerges from visible next steps, not strict linear plans.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode:Why “just do it” doesn't work.Affordances and meaning-making.Creating financial oxygen roles.Want to hear more?Subscribe now for After Hours Bonus Content- click hereOr join The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion.Season 2 Episode 1

It's me Jenn Wilson, introducing Season 2 of the Irregular Humans podcast, where we celebrate diversity and challenge convention. This short episode explains why, via the history of the concept of "normal",Until the 19th century normal only referred to statistical averages in maths or science - but over time it's been redefined to pathologise and judge natural human variations. As a queer, female human with ADHD, I have direct experience of the ways societal norms around work, social behaviour, family structures, and gender roles have created expectations that don't fit everyone.My guests are change-makers, who challenge the ways that the status quo and these 'normal' standards cause harm. Each of them has questioned and explored their own unique approach - some by refusing to let their identity be seen as deviant or less-than-normal... and some via creating and innovating new methods for life and work that are more accessible, inclusive and effective for all of us, rather than the privileged few.The Irregular Humans podcast is an invitation to listen, to question conventional norms and embrace your own irregular ways to make a kinder, fairer, safer world for all of us.

Lust for life - guest Maria LineJenn wilson"Creating an environment where you feel safe to have difficult conversations—and safe to be yourself—is the foundation of every healthy relationship." – Maria LineJenn Wilson is joined by guest Maria LineMaria is a Relationship Coach & Advocate for Midlife Passion and PurposeEpisode Overview In this heartfelt episode, Jenn sits down with relationship coach Maria Line to explore her journey from personal unhappiness to rediscovering joy, authenticity, and purpose. Maria shares how music, emotional healing, and self-love helped her rebuild her life after menopause.Join Our Mailing List HERESubscribe for bonus content HEREConnect with Maria LineFree Guide & Newsletter: https://marialine.coach/freeguideInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/maria.connections/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/maria.line.16/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maria-line-2b2b37167About Maria Line:Maria Line is a Relationship Coach and Public Speaker, who believes midlife should be a time filled with passion, purpose and fun. After years giving her all being a Teacher, Mum, partner, friend and volunteer, Maria realised she had lost who she really was. When menopause knocked her down, she had to rebuild her life, and learnt to truly love the person she really is. Now, as a Relationship Coach she wants people to find love, starting with themselves, and live a life that lights them up. Maria loves to walk her dog in the countryside; dance at festivals and bake sourdough for her young adult children.Episode TakeawayThis episode is a celebration of self-discovery, authenticity, and radical honesty. Maria reminds us that love begins with self-acceptance and that relationships thrive when built on consent, communication, and joy. Her reflections on alternative relationship models and emotional healing offer a refreshing perspective on how to live a life that truly lights you up.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode: Maria’s Journey: From feeling trapped and unhappy to becoming a midlife relationship coach.The Power of Self-Discovery: How reconnecting with passions like music helped her rebuild her life.Breaking Free from “Shoulds”: Why societal expectations often bury our authentic selves.Midlife Relationship Challenges: Why priorities shift and how to navigate them.Consent and Communication: Creating safe spaces for honest conversations in all relationships.Emotional Resilience: Tools for processing emotions and avoiding getting stuck in them.Body Awareness Practices: How tuning into physical sensations can transform habits and healing.Boundaries and Permission: Giving yourself the freedom to rewrite your relationship rulebook.Practical Tips: From prioritizing joy to managing triggers and building trust.Want to hear more?Subscribe now for After Hours Bonus Content- click hereOr join The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion.Season 1 Episode 22

The power of consent (18+) - guest Morgan Grey Jenn wilson NOTE: References to kink and BDSM in this episode."Consent and communication aren’t just for the bedroom—they’re the foundation of healthy workplaces, relationships, and businesses."— Morgan (The Lady Grey)(she/they)Jenn Wilson is joined by guest Morgan (The Lady Grey)Morgan, or 'The Lady Grey' is a soft-power strategist, erotic educator, and leadership skills trainer devoted to systems that seduce, support, and sustain. Episode Overview In this episode of Irregular Humans, Jenn chats with Morgan (aka Lady Grey), a project management veteran turned educator, about the surprising parallels between BDSM, polyamory, and business. They explore how concepts like consent, aftercare, and nonviolent communication can transform leadership, teamwork, and entrepreneurial life. From psychological safety to burnout prevention, this conversation is packed with insights for anyone seeking healthier, more sustainable ways to work and live.Join Our Mailing List HERESubscribe for bonus content HEREConnect with Morgan (The Lady Grey)Website: https://theladygrey.xyz https://z-twist.comInstagram: The Lady Grey (@theriggingcaptain)FL: TheLadyGreyBluesky: DnDomme.bsky.socialAbout Morgan (The Lady Grey):Morgan, or 'The Lady Grey' is a soft-power strategist, erotic educator, and leadership skills trainer devoted to systems that seduce, support, and sustain. Blending kink wisdom, feminist theory, and trauma-informed leadership, she helps people reclaim authentic power and explore authority without artifice. With a background in programme management, DEI (Top 50 award winner), and polyamory community organizing, she brings clarity, emotional literacy, and structure to every space she enters. Whether designing obedience rituals or guiding business leaders through burnout, her presence invites transformation rooted in consent, curiosity, and radical self-possession.Episode TakeawayBoundaries, consent, and care aren’t optional—they’re essential. Whether you’re leading a team, running a business, or managing relationships, these principles help create trust, prevent burnout, and foster authentic connection.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode: The Intersection of Kink and Business: How BDSM and polyamory skills translate into workplace success.Dominance Redefined: Why true leadership isn’t about control—it’s about clarity and respect.Aftercare for Leaders: Prevent burnout by tending to your own needs as well as your team’s.Nonviolent Communication: A tool for dismantling unhealthy hierarchies and building psychological safety.Practical Tips: Managing energy, setting boundaries, and creating sustainable work practices.Want to hear more? Subscribe now for After Hours Bonus Content- click here Or join  The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion.Season 1 Episode 20

Our Own Stories - guest Kit Caelsto Jenn wilson “Everything is a story. Everything is a construct. A story is the narrative I want to make my reality.” — Kit CaelstoJenn Wilson is joined by guest Kit Caelsto (they/them)Kit is an Author, Yogi, Spiritual Mentor, Neurodivergent StorytellerEpisode Overview In this episode, Jenn sits down with Kit Caelsto to explore the transformative power of storytelling and spirituality.Kit shares their journey from writing romance to equestrian fiction, and how their neurodivergent and non-binary identity informs their work. Join Our Mailing List HERESubscribe for bonus content HEREConnect with Kit Website: https://feathermanesoul.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/KitCaelstoTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@FeathermaneSoulFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/FeathermaneSoulBluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/KitAuthor.comAbout Kit:Storytelling has been a part of Kit’s life for as long as they remember. Whether it’s escaping into a good book or writing them, Kit understands that story is at the heart of everything we do, our relationships with ourselves and others, including our relationship with the spiritual and natural world. As an author with over two decades of experience publishing books in multiple genres (under multiple pen names), Kit loves mentoring authors as the Author Yogi and currently focuses on writing nonfiction, fantasy, and equestrian literature. Through Feathermane Soul, Kit acts as a spiritual mentor and guide to those who seek to reclaim their stories and their spirituality in order to reconnect with themselves and live a fully authentic, embodied life filled with joy. Their work embraces their love of horses and the natural world, while also incorporating a variety of modalities including yoga, reiki, meditation, and storytelling.Episode TakeawayThis episode is a celebration of storytelling, spirituality, and neurodivergent wisdom. Kit reminds us that our stories shape our lives and that reclaiming them is a radical act of self-love. Whether through horses, art, or meditation, Kit’s approach invites us to connect deeply with ourselves and the world around us. Their insights on shame, identity, and joy offer a powerful reminder that healing and authenticity go hand in hand.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode: 1. Kit’s Journey to IrregularityFrom steamy romance to horse fiction, Kit shares how following their heart led to more authentic storytelling and spiritual work.2. Neurodivergence and Identity DiscoveryKit opens up about their late diagnosis, transmasculine identity, and how these revelations reshaped their life and work.3. Founding Feather Mane SoulKit explains how their spiritual storytelling practice helps neurodivergent people reconnect with themselves beyond productivity narratives.4. Sacred Relationships with AnimalsKit describes their deep connection with their herd of horses and how animal wisdom informs their spiritual practice.5. Spirituality Beyond ReligionThe conversation explores spirituality as connection, awe, and meaning—far beyond organised religion.6. Storytelling as HealingKit discusses how peeling back personal stories can reveal internalised beliefs and open paths to liberation.7. Meditation and Emotional RegulationTools like RAIN meditation and yoga are introduced as ways to manage anxiety and reconnect with the self.8. Value, Worth, and CapitalismKit and Jenn unpack the stories we’re told about productivity, money, and self-worth—and how to rewrite them.9. Connection and CommunityFrom online friendships to giving compliments, Kit shares simple ways to feel less alone and more connected.10. Practical Prompts for BeginnersKit offers gentle entry points for pragmatic listeners to explore spiritual storytelling through everyday experiences and self-reflection.Want to hear more? Subscribe now for After Hours Bonus Content- click here Or join  The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion.Season 1 Episode 18  

Activism and Action - guest Nikki Brooker Jenn wilson “We have to model the behaviour we want to see. We cannot expect others to be accountable if we’re not.” — Nikki BrookerJenn Wilson is joined by our guest Nikki Brooker (she/her)Nikki is an Anti-Racist Mum and Advocate for Equity, Inclusion & Youth VoiceEpisode Overview In this powerful episode, Jenn sits down with Nikki Brooker to explore her journey from being labelled “eccentric” as a young person to becoming a fierce advocate for youth-led change and anti-racism. Join Our Mailing List HERESubscribe for bonus content HEREConnect with Nikki LinkedIn: Nikki BrookerInstagram: @anti_racistmumsTikTok: anti_racistmumFacebook: nikki.brooker About Nikki: Nikki is a lifelong advocate for equity, inclusion and the transformative power of young people’s voices. From co-founding the UK Youth Parliament as a teenager to building spaces where community voice drives change, her work has ensured the establishment of youth-led mental health services and anti-racist campaigning and education. As the Anti-Racist Mum, Nikki supports white people to unlearn conditioning and take meaningful action toward justice. Her work is rooted in truth, love and accountability, and this resource is part of her mission to support Global Majority children and young people to experience equity within educational settings.Episode TakeawayThis episode is a call to action for anyone committed to justice and inclusion. Nikki reminds us that advocacy is not about speaking for others, but about creating spaces for dialogue, empathy, and connection. Her reflections on “consent culture” vs “entitlement culture” challenge us to rethink how we show up in community and how we can foster unity without erasing difference.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode: 1. Early Activism & Youth AdvocacyNikki shares her teenage journey into politics, youth rights, and global peace movements.2. Challenging Local RacismGrowing up in a conservative village, Nikki connected with migrant workers and began questioning community bias.3. Transformative Experience in AustraliaNikki recounts how an Aboriginal elder helped her unlearn colonial narratives and recognize her privilege.4. Immersive Learning & Faith RespectLiving as a Muslim woman for a week gave Nikki firsthand insight into anti-Muslim bias and deepened her respect for faith.5. From Allyship to ActionNikki explains why white women must take responsibility for challenging racism and supporting global majority communities.6. Language & DecolonizationShe introduces terms like “Melaniemic” and “global majority,” and discusses the importance of shifting language to dismantle hierarchies.7. Parenting & AdvocacyNikki shares how her daughter’s experience of racism led her to create Anti-Racist Mums and develop resources for families.8. Resources for ChangeFrom role-play cards to safeguarding guides, Nikki offers practical tools for parents, educators, and allies.9. Living Your ValuesNikki talks about embodying intersectional feminism, rejecting societal norms, and modeling accountability.10. Unlearning Bias & Building AwarenessThe episode closes with a reminder to question media, challenge internal bias, and sit with discomfort to grow.Want to hear more? Subscribe now for After Hours Bonus Content- click here Or join  The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion.Season 1 Episode 16  

Trusting - guest Sam Milburn Jenn wilson “Treat life like a science experiment. You can change your mind anytime you like.” — Sam MilburnJenn Wilson is joined by our guest: Sam Milburn – Digital Marketer, SEO Strategist, Founder of Beyond BDDJenn talks with Sam about her irregular journey - from doing dog training differently to founding a mental health platform for families affected by Body Dysmorphic Disorder. Sam shares how her passion meets and drives her purpose and her activism - like many of us, challenges in our lived experience have led to a drive to make change in the world. Join Our Mailing List HERESubscribe for bonus episodes and more HEREConnect with Sam Websites:Beyond BDD – https://www.beyondbdd.co.ukSam Milburn Digital Marketing – https://www.sammilburndigitalmarketing.comInstagram: @bddfamilysupport – https://www.instagram.com/bddfamilysupport@samanthamilburnmarketing – https://www.instagram.com/samanthamilburnmarketingFacebook:Samantha Milburn – https://www.facebook.com/Samantha.J.MilburnAbout Sam:Sam is a digital marketer, SEO strategist, and founder of Beyond BDD – a mission-led platform supporting parents of teens with Body Dysmorphic Disorder. With lived experience of BDD and a background in marketing online businesses, Sam brings a rare blend of insight, empathy, and expertise. She’s passionate about using her voice to shine a light on underrepresented struggles, while helping purpose-driven brands rise to the top of Google – without selling their souls to the algorithm. Whether it’s supporting and advocating for families or improving visibility through SEO, Sam’s work is all about purpose, clarity, and smart, no-fluff strategy.Episode TakeawayThis episode highlights the power of combining personal passion with professional expertise. Sam’s story is a testament to the value of authenticity, community building, and using lived experience to create meaningful change. Her insights on expressing values in business, navigating client relationships, and standing out in a saturated online space offer practical inspiration for entrepreneurs and advocates alike.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode: 1. Neurodivergence and AdvocacySam shares how ADHD and justice sensitivity drive their passion for helping others and refusing to stay silent.2. The Dog Training JourneyA reactive border collie led Sam to deep dive into modern dog training, start a blog, and build a thriving online support group.3. Building Community Through ExperienceSam’s emotional journey with dog reactivity inspired a Facebook group focused on empathy and support over unsolicited advice.4. From Passion to PlatformSam explains how genuine advocacy organically led to paid memberships and collaborations with dog trainers.5. Mental Health and BDD SupportAfter supporting their child through Body Dysmorphic Disorder, Sam founded a platform to help other parents navigate the gaps in mental health care.6. Expert by ExperienceSam reflects on the value of lived experience and how it complements formal expertise in creating real-world solutions.7. Marketing with HeartSam’s digital marketing business supports purpose-led entrepreneurs, especially those just starting out or testing new ideas.8. Business as a Tool for ChangeThe conversation explores how ethical entrepreneurship can fund advocacy and create space for low-cost or free support.9. Permission to Be ImperfectSam and Jenn discuss imposter syndrome, experimentation, and the importance of trusting yourself - even when the path isn’t clear.10. Visibility and DisruptionSam shares how being visibly irregular can be disruptive - and why that’s sometimes exactly what the world needs.Want to hear more? Get your After Hours Bonus Content- click here Or join  The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion.Season 1 Episode 14  

After Hours Bonus - with Namisha KanthariaJenn wilson “My being miserable didn’t help a single patient. But my being joyful gives me energy to help people.” — NimishaJenn Wilson is joined by guest Nimisha Kantharia (she/her) – Surgeon, Artist, Writer, Mindfulness TeacherAfter Hours Bonus Episode Overview In this joyful and reflective bonus episode, Jenn Wilson and Nimisha explore the power of front-loading joy, trusting your instincts, and reclaiming self-care. Nimisha shares how process art became a source of healing and fuel for her activism, and how watching her daughter helped her unlearn productivity myths and embrace emotional expression. Together, they challenge the idea that rest and pleasure must be earned, and offer a compassionate reframe: joy is not a reward—it’s a resource. This episode is a permission slip to invest in what lights you up.Join Our Mailing List HEREConnect with Nimisha • Website: https://notjustmindfulness.com• Incandescent Joy Challenge: https://notjustmindfulness.com/incandescent-joy• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/magicwithnimisha• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nimisha.kanthariaAbout Nimisha: Nimisha Kantharia is a surgeon, artist, writer, mother, and mindfulness teacher from Nagpur, India. She teaches a trauma-aware, body-based approach to mindfulness that invites people to infuse their days with curiosity, compassion, and joy—no need to empty your mind of thoughts! Her work is meant for those who find traditional self-care approaches inaccessible, boring, or downright impossible, because she believes that true radical self-care fuels our purpose and activism. Through her work, Nimisha helps people connect with their emotions and the wisdom of their bodies.Episode TakeawayJoy isn’t a reward for productivity—it’s a resource that fuels your purpose, your creativity, and your ability to make change.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode:1. Joy Before ProductivityNimisha explains why doing something joyful before work can fuel focus and reduce avoidance—especially for neurodivergent brains.2. Trusting YourselfThey discuss how society teaches us not to trust our instincts—and how reclaiming that trust can transform how we work and live.3. Process Art as Self-CareNimisha shares her journey from rejecting art to embracing it as a joyful, expressive, and healing practice.4. Reframing Self-CareTogether, they challenge the bubble bath stereotype and redefine self-care as meeting your emotional and physical needs with compassion.5. Spending on JoyNimisha encourages listeners to invest in what brings them pleasure—even if it’s “just” for joy, not productivity.6. Modeling Joy for the Next GenerationThe episode closes with reflections on parenting, legacy, and the importance of showing children what a joyful, fulfilled life can look like.Want to explore more Irregularity?Join The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion.

Shameless self care - guest Nimisha Kantharia Jenn wilson “Flood yourself with so much compassion that there isn’t room for shame.”– Nimisha KanthariaJenn Wilson is joined by guest Nimisha Kantharia (she/her) – Surgeon, Artist, Writer, Mindfulness Teacher Episode Overview Jenn is in conversation with Nimisha Kantharia about her unconventional journey from surgeon to mindfulness teacher and artist. Nimisha shares how her ADHD diagnosis and burnout led her to explore trauma-aware, body-based mindfulness practices that prioritize joy, curiosity, and compassion. Join Our Mailing List HERESubscribe for bonus content HEREConnect with Nimisha • Website: https://notjustmindfulness.com• Incandescent Joy Challenge: https://notjustmindfulness.com/incandescent-joy• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/magicwithnimisha• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nimisha.kanthariaAbout Nimisha: Nimisha Kantharia is a surgeon, artist, writer, mother, and mindfulness teacher from Nagpur, India. She teaches a trauma-aware, body-based approach to mindfulness that invites people to infuse their days with curiosity, compassion, and joy—no need to empty your mind of thoughts! Her work is meant for those who find traditional self-care approaches inaccessible, boring, or downright impossible, because she believes that true radical self-care fuels our purpose and activism. Through her work, Nimisha helps people connect with their emotions and the wisdom of their bodies.Episode TakeawayThis episode is a celebration of joyful resistance and radical self-care. Nimisha reminds us that mindfulness doesn’t require silence or stillness—it requires presence, compassion, and curiosity. Her journey from burnout to embodied healing offers practical strategies for anyone feeling overwhelmed by conventional wellness advice. Whether you’re a busy parent, neurodivergent, or simply seeking more joy in your day, Nimisha’s message is clear: your instincts matter, and your joy is valid.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode: 1. Late Diagnosis & Self-DiscoveryNimisha shares how her ADHD diagnosis helped her make sense of lifelong feelings of being “off” despite outward success.2. Burnout & the Turning PointA physical and emotional breakdown in a supportive surgical environment led her to finally try mindfulness.3. Mindfulness for Neurodivergent BrainsShe explains how traditional meditation didn’t work—and how she adapted it with watercolor, movement, and micro-moments.4. Rejecting the “Shoulds”Nimisha and Jenn discuss how rigid wellness routines can make irregular people feel worse, not better.5. The Power of NoticingThey explore how noticing, rather than forcing attention, creates space for gentle awareness and healing.6. Compassion as Core PracticeNimisha emphasizes that mindfulness isn’t just awareness—it’s also radical self-compassion and kindness.7. Loving-Kindness in Daily LifeShe shares how meta (loving-kindness) practices can be woven into everyday moments, even silently.8. Making Mindfulness AccessibleFrom busy parents to sensitive creatives, Nimisha offers ways to make mindfulness doable for real people.9. Online Connection & Irregular CommunityNimisha reflects on how digital spaces help irregular humans find each other and feel less alone.Want to hear more? Subscribe for Irregular Humans Podcast After Hours Bonus Content- click here Or join  The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion.Season 1 Episode 12

After Hours Bonus - with Anna KnightJenn wilson Jenn Wilson is joined by our guest: Anna Knight (they/she) – Coach, Trainer, and Audacity AdvocateAfter Hours Bonus Episode Overview “A pie chart is always 100%. It holds contradictions—and you are still whole.” — Anna Knight In this bonus episode, Jenn Wilson and Anna Knight dive into a beautifully irregular model of self-love—pie charts. Anna shares how they use pie charts to help themselves and their clients reframe identity, self-worth, and healing. Instead of measuring value through flawed societal maths, Anna’s pie chart model embraces contradiction, nuance, and the power of “and.” They explore how trauma, shame, and societal coding can eclipse our sense of self—and how adding neutral and positive truths can restore balance. This episode is a gentle, powerful invitation to see yourself as whole, even in your messiest moments.Join Our Mailing List HEREConnect with AnnaWesbite: https://theaudaciousand.comInstagram: @theaudaciousandAbout Anna: Anna Knight is a coach, trainer, and audacity advocate for the stubbornly hopeful humans making the world a better place. They support helpers, healers, and change-bringers to build resilience, unlock their brilliance, and love the hell out of themselves - exactly as they are. Through practical tools and radical self-acceptance, Anna helps people deliver their missions and stay whole.Episode TakeawayYou are never just your flaws or trauma. By embracing your contradictions and adding neutral truths, you can reclaim your wholeness—one slice at a time.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode: 1. The Pie Chart Model of Self-LoveAnna introduces their unique approach to self-worth: a pie chart that always adds up to 100%, no matter what it contains.2. Reframing Value DebtThey explain how traditional self-assessment leads to burnout and shame—and how pie charts offer a more compassionate alternative.3. The Power of “And”Jenn and Anna explore how shifting from “but” to “and” in self-talk can reverse spirals of negativity and open space for healing.4. Eclipsing Identity & TraumaAnna shares how trauma can dominate identity—and how the pie chart model helps reclaim space for joy, hobbies, and growth.5. Neutral Truths as Healing ToolsEven when clients can’t name positives, Anna shows how neutral facts can begin the journey back to self-acceptance.6. Fluidity & GrowthThe episode closes with reflections on how new experiences, healing, and relationships expand the pie chart—and our sense of self.Explore more from IrregularJoin The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion.Season 1 Episode 11

Audacious AND - guest Anna Knight Jenn wilson “You’re not doing authenticity wrong if you’re not 100% naked on the streets—you’re doing it right if you’re 1% more you.” — Anna KnightJenn Wilson is joined by guest Anna Knight (they/she) – Coach, Trainer, and Audacity Advocate Anna Knight shares with Jenn their journey of self-discovery and transformation that led to the vision of The Audacious And. Anna shares how they transitioned from a conventional life to embracing their true self through coaching, radical self-acceptance, and hope. Join Our Mailing List HERESubscribe for bonus content HEREConnect with AnnaWesbite: https://theaudaciousand.comInstagram: @theaudaciousandAbout Anna: Anna Knight is a coach, trainer, and audacity advocate for the stubbornly hopeful humans making the world a better place. They support helpers, healers, and change-bringers to build resilience, unlock their brilliance, and love the hell out of themselves - exactly as they are. Through practical tools and radical self-acceptance, Anna helps people deliver their missions and stay whole.Episode TakeawayThis episode is a celebration of radical self-love and the audacity to be authentic. Anna’s innovative pie chart model helps clients visualise and balance their personal value, moving beyond traditional self-assessment methods. Her reflections on evolving identity and embracing holistic self-worth offer practical tools for anyone seeking to reclaim their brilliance and live with hope.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode: 1. From Masking to AuthenticityAnna shares their journey from power suits and conformity to embracing their queer, neurodivergent, non-binary identity.2. The Power of Stubborn HopeEven at rock bottom, Anna held onto the belief that things could change—and built a life around that hope.3. Coaching for the Real WorldRejecting quick-fix transformation promises, Anna focuses on incremental gains and sustainable self-love.4. Imperfect ActivismAnna explains why activism doesn’t have to be perfect to be powerful—and how small acts of rebellion matter.5. Meeting People Where They AreFrom family members to training sessions, Anna shares how empathy and openness can shift perspectives.6. The Psychology of HopeHope isn’t just a feeling—it’s a process involving vision, creativity, and action.7. Embracing All Your “Ands”Anna encourages listeners to own their contradictions and complexities, rather than trying to fit into neat boxes.8. Visibility and CommunityBeing visibly irregular helps others feel safe to be themselves—and fosters deeper connection and understanding.9. The Audacious MembershipAnna introduces their membership for “stubbornly hopeful” humans seeking resilience and support.Want to hear more? Subscribe now for Irregular Humans Podcast After Hours Bonus Content- click here Or join  The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion.Season 1 Episode 10

Creative Unmasking - guest Chris Cambell Jenn wilson “This part of me has always been here in the corner - I’m just showing it to people now.” — Chris CambellJenn Wilson is joined by guest Chris Cambell (they/he) – QTIPOC Neurodivergent Immigrant, Creative Agency Founder, Award-Winning PoetEpisode Overview Jenn listens and responds to Chris Cambell's journey of self-discovery, identity, and creative expression. Chris shares how growing up in chaotic and abusive environments shaped their understanding of self, and how embracing their neurodivergence, pansexuality and non-binary identity led to a more authentic life. Join Our Mailing List HERESubscribe for bonus episodes HEREConnect with ChrisWebsite: https://chriscambell.comInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/chriscambellAbout Chris: Chris Cambell (they/he) is a QTIPOC neurodivergent immigrant who runs a creative agency by day and is an award-winning poet by night. They believe most problems can be solved by telling a better story and spend their time helping people do just that. Their work blends lived experience, creative insight, and a commitment to inclusivity and authenticity.Episode TakeawayThis episode is a celebration of identity, creativity, and rewriting the rules. Chris reminds us that embracing our uniqueness is not only healing but also revolutionary. Their journey encourages us to question conventional norms, trust our instincts, and use storytelling as a tool for connection and change.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode: 1. Growing Up IrregularChris shares their early life in a chaotic, transient household and the impact of masking their identity.2. Discovering Queerness & NeurodivergenceThey reflect on the slow realisation of being non-binary, pansexual, and neurodivergent—and the language that helped unlock self-understanding.3. Breaking Free from NormsChris talks about the pressure to conform and the painful process of stepping into authenticity.4. Navigating Relationships & ReactionsFrom family to friends, Chris shares how coming out was met with mixed responses—and how they stayed true to themselves.5. Creativity as LiberationChris explains how their creative agency and poetic work are shaped by their unique perspective and lived experience.6. The Pandemic as a Turning PointThey describe how lockdown and online spaces created safer ground for self-expression and connection.7. Rewriting the RulesChris discusses how they reframed their professional identity to reflect their full self—and why that matters.8. Embracing IrregularityThe episode closes with a reflection on the beauty of difference and the importance of creating inclusive, flexible spaces.Want to hear more? Get More Irregular with the After Hours Bonus Episodes - click here Or join  The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion. Mentioned in this episode:Welcome to the Irregular Humans PodcastJoin Jenn with their guests today and for free bonus content join The Irregular MembershipWelcome to the Irregular Humans PodcastJoin Jenn with their guests today and for free bonus content join The Irregular Membership

After Hours Bonus - with G Sabini-RobertsJenn wilson “You are entirely capable of figuring out your own way through.” — G Sabini-Roberts Jenn Wilson is joined by our guest: G Sabini-Roberts (they/them) – Entrepreneur, Writer, Trainer, Speaker, Activist & Branding SpecialistAfter Hours Bonus Episode Overview “You are entirely capable of figuring out your own way through.” — G Sabini-Roberts In this bonus episode, Jenn Wilson and G Sabini-Roberts dive into the realities of running a business as a neurodivergent entrepreneur. G shares how their autistic brain shaped a radically different—and more effective—approach to branding and client work, one that prioritizes collaboration, accessibility, and joy. They discuss the importance of giving yourself permission to work in ways that suit your brain, the power of mutual support and skill-swapping, and how visibility and community can help neurodivergent people thrive in business. This is a celebration of doing things differently—and making it work.Join Our Mailing List HEREConnect with GWebsite: https://brandingbyg.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gsabinirobertsLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gsabiniroberts/About G:G is an entrepreneur, writer, trainer, speaker and activist. They are the founder of Branding by G, co-founder of The Queer Box and Rainbow Wise, advocate for inclusion, co-author of two books on Neurodivergent Entrepreneurship and author of ‘When Is A Women’s Group Not A Women’s Group’. G has been running their own brand design business since 2012, helping hundreds of businesses to grow show-stopping brands. They have been running events, training and facilitating spaces in and for the LGBTQ+ community since 1996 and in academic and business settings since 2004. Always leading with curiosity and kindness, they bring their unique stories from the margins of gender, neurotype and sexuality to deliver thought-provoking and memorable experiences to your audience.After Hours Bonus Episode TakeawayBuilding a business that works for your neurodivergent brain isn’t just possible—it’s powerful. G Sabini-Roberts shows how embracing your own way of working, seeking support, and exchanging value collaboratively can lead to joyful, accessible, and radically inclusive entrepreneurship.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode: 1. Neurodivergence in BusinessG shares how their autistic traits led to a unique, live branding process that works better for both them and their clients.2. Breaking the Industry MoldThey explain how traditional design workflows didn’t suit their brain—and how they created a new model by accident.3. Permission to Work DifferentlyJenn and G explore how giving yourself permission to reject the “one true way” opens up space for innovation and authenticity.4. Collaboration & Support SystemsG talks about the importance of having a support human (in their case, their wife) and how partnerships and skill swaps can make business more sustainable.5. Anti-Capitalist Value ExchangeThey reflect on how exchanging services and building community can be a powerful alternative to traditional business models.6. Visibility & AccessibilityG emphasizes how visibility helps neurodivergent entrepreneurs find each other and build mutually supportive networks.7. Imperfect Action & ExperimentationThe episode closes with a reminder that trying things, failing, and adapting is part of the process—and often leads to breakthroughs.Want to be more Irregular? Join The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion.Season 1 Episode 7

Holding Safety - guest G Sabini-Roberts Jenn wilson “Your only job is to be their safe space. Whatever that looks like.” — G Sabini-RobertsJenn Wilson is joined by guest G Sabini-Roberts (they/them) G is an Entrepreneur, Writer, Trainer, Speaker, Activist & Branding SpecialistEpisode Overview In this episode, Jenn sits down with G Sabini Roberts to explore their journey as a branding expert, LGBTQ+ activist, and neurodivergent entrepreneur. G shares how their lived experience across gender, neurodivergence, and sexuality informs their work in branding and inclusion. From founding Branding by G to co-creating Rainbow Wise, G offers insights into purpose-led business, supporting LGBTQ+ youth, and building inclusive platforms.Join Our Mailing List HERESubscribe for bonus content HEREConnect with G Sabini-RobertsWebsite: https://brandingbyg.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gsabinirobertsLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gsabiniroberts/About G:G is an entrepreneur, writer, trainer, speaker and activist. They are the founder of Branding by G, co-founder of The Queer Box and Rainbow Wise, advocate for inclusion, co-author of two books on Neurodivergent Entrepreneurship and author of ‘When Is A Women’s Group Not A Women’s Group’. G has been running their own brand design business since 2012, helping hundreds of businesses to grow show-stopping brands. They have been running events, training and facilitating spaces in and for the LGBTQ+ community since 1996 and in academic and business settings since 2004. Always leading with curiosity and kindness, they bring their unique stories from the margins of gender, neurotype and sexuality to deliver thought-provoking and memorable experiences to your audience.Episode TakeawayOur differences are more than something to tolerate or accept - but to embrace and celebrate. When we work with, rather than bush back against those differences we can let it fuel our creativity and our activism. We can find joy, strength and wonder in our own uniquenesses - and when we celebrate them in other people, especially the young, we can unleash their brilliant potential.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode: 1. Identity as Visibility and SafetyG discusses how being visibly queer and neurodivergent creates safe spaces for others to be themselves.2. Branding as an Identity JourneyTheir branding work goes beyond visuals—it's about helping people express who they are and how they want to show up in the world.3. The Power of Personal StorytellingG reflects on how sharing their own journey has helped build trust and connection with clients and communities.4. The Birth of Rainbow WiseWhat started as a favor for a sister’s school evolved into a pioneering e-learning platform for LGBTQ+ inclusion in UK schools.5. Self-Funding Activism Through BusinessG explains how running a successful branding business enabled them to fund and build Rainbow Wise without external grants or charity status.6. Business as a Tool for Social ChangeThey explore how ethical entrepreneurship can be a powerful way to create impact and redistribute resources.7. Supporting LGBTQ+ Young PeopleG shares insights on how adults can be safe spaces for queer youth, especially in a climate of increasing hostility and policy regression.8. The Role of Community and ConnectionFrom family life to online networks, G emphasizes the importance of collective care and mutual support.9. Practical Advice for Allies and ParentsThe episode closes with guidance on how to respond when a young person comes out—and why being a safe harbor matters more than having all the answers.Want to hear more? Subscribe now for After Hours Bonus Episodes every week - click here Or join  The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion.Season 1 Episode 6

Radically Weird - guest Isabel Pinaud Jenn wilson "Weird is a superpower. It’s not what makes me bad—on the contrary, it’s what makes me awesome.” — Isabel PinaudJenn Wilson is joined by guest Isabel Pinaud Isabel is a purpose-driven brand strategist and founder of Brand Your Weird, helping unconventional entrepreneurs embrace their quirks and build authentic, joyful businesses.Episode Overview In this vibrant and thought-provoking episode, Jenn Wilson chats with Isabel Pinaud, the creative force behind Brand Your Weird. From her base in Peru, Isabel shares her journey of rejecting conventional approaches to branding and embracing the messy, magical uniqueness of purpose-led entrepreneurs. Jenn and Isabel explore how reclaiming labels like “weird” and “irregular” can unlock authenticity, creativity, and connection in business and life. If you've ever felt too different, too intense, or too quirky - it might actually be your greatest strength.Join Our Mailing List HERESubscribe for bonus content HEREConnect with Isabel Website: http://isabelpinaud.com/everythingAbout Isabel:Isabel Pinaud is a Venezuelan designer and creator/owner of Brand Your Weird. She helps quirky entrepreneurs unleash their creativity & curiosity, so they can allow themselves to have FUN in their businesses again. Isabel's goal is to make building a business friendly, fun, and unexpected, thereby stopping the overwhelm and overthinking while transforming the process into an adventure of self-discovery. Ultimately it’s all about celebrating the hell out of who you are! Episode TakeawayAuthenticity isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a brave, ongoing journey. Embracing your weirdness can be the key to building a brand and life that truly reflects who you are and what you stand for. Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode: 1. The Birth of Brand Your WeirdIsabel shares how her frustration with traditional branding norms led her to create Brand Your Weird, a space for entrepreneurs who don’t fit the mold and don’t want to.2. Breaking the Rules of BrandingFrom green-for-health-coaches clichés to AI-sounding content, Isabel critiques the rigid formulas of online business and encourages playful experimentation.3. Reclaiming the Word “Weird”Isabel opens up about being bullied and labeled as weird—and how she turned that into a badge of honor. She explains how “weird” often precedes the most magical ideas.4. Authenticity vs. PerformanceThe duo discuss how some people use “quirky” as armor, and how true authenticity comes from self-acceptance, not performance.5. Branding as Inner WorkIsabel’s branding process often uncovers deep personal stories, inner child healing, and a desire to lead others through journeys they’ve already walked.6. Visibility and VulnerabilityBeing truly seen is hard. Isabel talks about the discomfort of showing up as yourself—and how that discomfort can lead to deeper self-acceptance.7. Creating Safe Spaces with BoundariesThey explore the tension between inclusivity and safety, and how welcoming others also requires mutual respect and accountability.8. Bland Brands Must DieIsabel’s rallying cry against generic branding is a call to embrace the spiky, irregular truth of being human.Want to hear more? Subscribe for the After Hours Bonus Content- click here Or join  The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion.Season 1 Episode 4

After Hours Bonus - with Amy ButterworthJenn wilson “We need you at your most irregular.” — Amy ButterworthJenn continues the conversation with guest Amy Butterworth (she/her) – Long Covid Rock Star, DEI Consultant, Advocate for Disability and InclusionAfter Hours Bonus Episode Overview Jenn Wilson and Amy Butterworth dive deeper into the radical act of showing up for yourself. Amy shares how living with long Covid and disability has reshaped her understanding of rebellion, self-worth, and visibility. From skull-topped canes to velvet blazers and Enya-fueled calligraphy, Amy’s story is a celebration of nourishing your inner child, resisting societal expectations, and embracing your weirdness unapologetically. This episode is a heartfelt reminder that quiet acts of self-love can ripple outward and change the world.Join Our Mailing List HEREConnect with AmyLinkedIn: @LongCovidRockStar Instagram: @longcovidrockstarTikTok: @longcovidrockstarAbout Amy:Amy is an Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Consultant and disability activist living with long covid. Her background in comedy, youth coaching, psychodynamic consulting and inclusive programme-design means that she's always been a vocal ally, but now she speaks from lived experience. She learned long ago that she's irregular in every room, and that is why - and how - she gets things done. After Hours Bonus Episode TakeawayShowing up for yourself—especially in rest, softness, and self-expression—is a radical act of resistance that challenges ableism, honors your inner truth, and reshapes the world around you.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this Bonus episode: 1. Showing Up as an Act of RebellionAmy explains how leaving the house as a disabled person is a radical act—and how aesthetic choices can challenge ableist assumptions.2. The Concentric Circles of ConsentJenn introduces her framework for self-permission and systemic resistance, and Amy reflects on how personal choices impact wider culture.3. Nourishing Your Inner ChildAmy shares how honoring “little Amy” through music, art, and ritual helps her stay connected to her truest self.4. Disability, Dignity & Aesthetic PowerFrom skull rings to purple wheelchairs, Amy talks about reclaiming disabled identity through style and self-expression.5. Quiet Resistance & Creative ActivismThey explore how small, private acts—like anti-fascist storytelling in a D&D group—can be powerful forms of resistance.6. Fighting For, Not Just AgainstAmy emphasizes the importance of leading with love and choosing causes that regenerate rather than deplete your energy.7. Visibility at Your Own VolumeWhether loud or quiet, Amy and Jenn affirm that showing up in your own way is enough—and deeply impactful.Want to be more Irregular...Join The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion.Season 1 Episode 3

The power of being YOU - guest Amy Butterworth Jenn wilson “We need you rested, and we need you weird.” – Amy Butterworth Jenn Wilson is joined by our guest: Amy Butterworth (she/her) – Long Covid Rock Star, DEI Consultant, Advocate for Disability and InclusionEpisode Overview In conversation with Jenn, Amy shares her journey through disability, long Covid, and identity, offering insights into activism, inclusion, and the radical act of self-care.Join Our Mailing List HERESubscribe for bonus content HEREConnect with AmyLinkedIn: @LongCovidRockStar Instagram: @longcovidrockstarTikTok: @longcovidrockstarAbout Amy:Amy is an Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Consultant and disability activist living with long covid. Her background in comedy, youth coaching, psychodynamic consulting and inclusive programme-design means that she's always been a vocal ally, but now she speaks from lived experience. She learned long ago that she's irregular in every room, and that is why - and how - she gets things done.  Episode TakeawayThis episode is a celebration of difference, a challenge to societal norms, and a call to embrace the full spectrum of human experience. Whether you're disabled, neurodivergent, queer, or simply feeling out of place, Amy’s message is clear: your presence matters, and your weirdness is welcome.Further Resources: links to offers from Irregular that are relevant to the episodeIrregular EverythingThe Irregular MembershipMap My Month MethodMore about this episode: - Disability & Identity: Amy discusses how long Covid transformed her life and perspective, and how disability can be a source of power and style.- Belonging & Otherness: From passing privilege to invisible identities, Amy reflects on navigating spaces where she both belongs and doesn’t.- Activism & Advocacy: The importance of showing up as your “most self” rather than your “best self,” and how activism must include rest, weirdness, and authenticity.- Curiosity & Consent: Jenn and Amy explore how curiosity without judgment can foster allyship and deeper understanding across differences.- Systemic Barriers: A candid look at capitalism, access, and how societal structures exclude disabled and marginalized people.- Grace vs Ego: Amy introduces her sketch series where she dialogues with her inner Grace and Ego, unpacking daily dilemmas with humour and wisdom.Want to hear more? Subscribe now for After Hours Bonus Content- click here Or join  The Irregular Membership and get Jenn’s support to start your own personal rebellion.Season 1 Episode 2

The extended trailer/opening episode of Irregular Humans features your host, Jenn Wilson, sharing the ideas behind this podcast and their wider work as founder of the International Day of Consent and Irregular.What is an 'irregular human'?Is it about being neurodivergent, ADHD, autistic, queer, non-binary, trans, polyamorous, or some other identity that isn't 'normal'? What does 'normal' mean anyway? Jenn extends an invitation to explore what it means to live by the maxim: 'Be the change you want to see in the world' - to challenge the status quo and make the world a kinder, fairer, safer place for everyone. Irregular Humans Podcast will explore this in more depth, including Jenn's solo episodes and guests who are also change-makers who live and work differently to challenge standard ways of doing and being, and shape a more irregular future.Your personal rebellion starts here - we hope you'll join us.Click this link to join our mailing list.Subscribe for bonus content HEREJoin The Irregular Membership for bonus content and to work with Jenn on your personal rebellion - details HERE