Jolene
JoSoHappy. A Neurodivergent Journey to Voice, Freedom and Change
JoSoHappy is a podcast about neurodivergence, Empowerment, having the audacity to use the power of your voice and becoming more you. Hosted by Jolene Martin, a multi award winning neurodivergent woman, mother, parent carer. community advocate and creative change maker, this space brings honest conversations about identity, belonging, injustice and finding freedom in a world that doesn't always make space for difference. Through personal reflections, lived experience and conversations, Jolene talks about busting stereotypes, celebratimng diversity, breaking barriers and having the audacity to B...
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Episodes
Not High Functioning! Just Human! 08.02.2026 21:03
Most neurodivergent people, especially those labeled as "high functioning" know what it’s like to live with unseen struggles they can’t shake off. Jolene, also known as Jo So Happy, dismantles the harmful language that diminishes our experiences and explains why we need a new way to understand neurodiversity. If you’ve ever felt misunderstood, judged, or boxed in by outdated labels, this episode i...
Honouring All The Versions Of Me 31.01.2026 23:35
A real and vulnerable reflection on my journey that led to the creation of JoSoHappy. Childhood, motherhood, burnout, neurodivergence and learning how to work with my strengths led to becoming JoSpHappy
Welcome to JoSoHappy 30.01.2026 5:12
This is the first episode, Jolene shares why JoSoHappy exists and what becoming more you really means. She talks about finding her voice, learning compassion for herself, busting stereotypes and celebrating diversity, alongside a personal piece of writing she uses to process life, identity and change. This is an honest, gentle introduction to JoSoHappy and an invitation to anyone who has ever felt...
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