Talking Dyslexia is a podcast from Talamo and the British Dyslexia Association. Hosted by Ellen Broome and Jamie Wace, each episode explores what dyslexia really means at school, at work, and in everyday life.
We speak with educators, parents, researchers, and dyslexic individuals to unpack the realities, debunk the myths, and celebrate the strengths of thinking differently. From early intervention to entrepreneurship, assistive tech to allyship, this series offers practical advice, fresh perspectives, and honest conversations.
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Talking Dyslexia is a podcast from Talamo and the British Dyslexia Association. Hosted by Ellen Broome and Jamie Wace, each episode explores what dyslexia really means at school, at work, and in everyday life.
We speak with educators, parents, researchers, and dyslexic individuals to unpack the realities, debunk the myths, and celebrate the strengths of thinking differently. From early intervention to entrepreneurship, assistive tech to allyship, this series offers practical advice, fresh perspectives, and honest conversations.
E7: Jack Churchill OBE - Changing Lives with Assistive Tech
Talking Dyslexia
32 minutes 17 seconds
2 months ago
E7: Jack Churchill OBE - Changing Lives with Assistive Tech
Scanning Pens co-founder Jack Churchill shares his journey from dyslexia diagnosis to building a global assistive technology company, and why the right tools can transform education, work, and even prison systems.
Talking Dyslexia
Talking Dyslexia is a podcast from Talamo and the British Dyslexia Association. Hosted by Ellen Broome and Jamie Wace, each episode explores what dyslexia really means at school, at work, and in everyday life.
We speak with educators, parents, researchers, and dyslexic individuals to unpack the realities, debunk the myths, and celebrate the strengths of thinking differently. From early intervention to entrepreneurship, assistive tech to allyship, this series offers practical advice, fresh perspectives, and honest conversations.
