WC003: Acceptance and Persepective

EPISODE · Jun 17, 2025 · 51 MIN

WC003: Acceptance and Persepective

from The Wonky Compass · host Philip Viljoen

In today's episode Ashley presents a topic about whether society is becoming more accepting and we have our first interview with someone neuro-diverse.We are open and willing to respond to any feedback we receive, especially from those within the neuro-diverse community. Please email us at [email protected] those who wish to read Ethan's poem:The dark contains the unknown.It can trigger fear within me.Especially if I am alone.And all I want is to be free.We all fear the darkness in life.Wondering if we will ever see light.But as I battle against the strife.I become too tired to fight.But the light will always come.Its brightness finds my belief.And shows strength against the glum.As my body reveals my relief.The fear of darkness is a regular feeling.It may be painfully unbearable.I feel calm as I am kneeling.My life is damaged, but repairable.I can conquer all my fears.Just by having faith from the start.I am the Voice of my Cheers.I am the Champion of my Heart.

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