In this powerful and deeply personal episode, an autistic host and autistic guest come together to explore the often-overlooked perspective of autistic women; from masking and identity to the social expectations that shape autistic lives.

Joining the conversation is Pili, originally from Spain and based in Scotland since 2015. With a background in health sciences and social pedagogy, Pili brings a unique blend of professional expertise and lived autistic experience. Her career has spanned social care, criminal justice, refugee services, homelessness support, and housing services for autistic people and individuals with learning disabilities, mental health challenges, and complex needs. She has worked as a prison officer, trade union teacher, and Service Leader within support services.

This episode offers an honest, insightful, and thought-provoking conversation through the lens of autistic women.

In this episode of the Neurodivergent Synergy society podcast, we sit down with Joseph Dragone, the founder of Dossier. Joseph shares his unique entrepreneurial journey, transitioning from the New York City fashion industry to commercial real estate, and ultimately to building a platform designed to streamline startup funding.

If you appreciate structured information over chaotic presentations, this conversation is right up your alley. Joseph breaks down why the traditional first pass review in venture capital is deeply inefficient. With investors receiving up to 300 highly fragmented, 60-page pitch decks a month, finding the actual data can feel like looking for a needle in a haystack.

Ultimately, Joseph's goal for the startup ecosystem is about valuing time: creating fewer connections, but ensuring those connections are highly meaningful for both founders and investors.

Tune in to hear how adding a little structure can completely transform the chaotic world of startup capital!

Have you ever wondered what really goes on behind the scenes of the contemporary art world?

In this special episode, with Gabriella Silvagnoli, a Brooklyn-based curator, art advisor, and storyteller, we celebrate the release of her new book, The Secret Diary of an Art Curator.

With over a decade of experience working alongside renowned auction houses, private clients, and blue-chip galleries, Gabriella pulls back the velvet curtain on one of the world’s most mysterious and exclusive industries. She shares her incredible journey navigating both physical and digital curation, from large-scale physical installations to immersive motion art on city screens across the globe.

We dive deep into the core themes of her book, which serves as part memoir, part industry survival guide, and a beautiful love letter to art itself.