In a world torn apart by division, dishonesty, climate catastrophe, and fragmented societies, William Gomes chose to take a more optimistic view of our society and uncover what is steering our destiny in the right path.
The William Gomes Podcast connects people and ideas in order to foster game-changing solutions and movements that address the world's most pressing issues on a local, national, and international level.
On the flagship podcast, the William Gomes Podcast, William Gomes interviews policymakers, professionals, activists, academics, and thinkers who are shaping policies and ideas to address the world's most pressing issues. From climate and ecological breakdown to income and wealth inequality, social care, racial injustice, institutional bias, and land reform, there is something for everyone.
Join freelance journalist and human rights activist William Gomes for an in-depth analysis of a range of contemporary issues that will change your viewpoint.
In a world torn apart by division, dishonesty, climate catastrophe, and fragmented societies, William Gomes chose to take a more optimistic view of our society and uncover what is steering our destiny in the right path.
The William Gomes Podcast connects people and ideas in order to foster game-changing solutions and movements that address the world's most pressing issues on a local, national, and international level.
On the flagship podcast, the William Gomes Podcast, William Gomes interviews policymakers, professionals, activists, academics, and thinkers who are shaping policies and ideas to address the world's most pressing issues. From climate and ecological breakdown to income and wealth inequality, social care, racial injustice, institutional bias, and land reform, there is something for everyone.
Join freelance journalist and human rights activist William Gomes for an in-depth analysis of a range of contemporary issues that will change your viewpoint.
In this episode of The William Gomes Podcast, William explores how autistic people process information in ways that are often deeper, slower or more detailed than others may expect. He discusses the need for clarity, the impact of fast-paced environments, and why conversations and learning can feel overwhelming when too much information arrives at once.
William offers a gentle and compassionate explanation of how these processing differences shape communication, behaviour and wellbeing — and why adapting our pace and expectations can make life far more accessible for autistic individuals.