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Square hole is a four episode podcast looking at neurodiversity in the creative industry.

The podcast is a journey through the stages of understanding from diagnosis to development, education, career and working environments through to audience experience.

A main motive for the podcast is to give more accessibility to the traditional podcast by developing alternative ways to interact with the subject matter, including visual transcription, tactile instructions (follow along), imagery and sound pieces.

The aim of the podcast is to bring awareness of the advantages of a diverse creative team, evidence an intersectional and collaborative working project, research and a multi media art piece that is a result from the production of the podcast itself.

A written article will accompany the project to evidence the process, highlighting the importance of a diverse and inclusive team to approach problem solving issues we face today inspiring employers and agencies to build more diverse work teams.

About us

Portrait of Jhinuk, treatment of image is a risograph style, colour tone in bright pink

Jhinuk Sarkar is an Illustrator and Educator with experience of creative access consultancy. She supports inclusivity in the arts and creative industries through several initiatives. Some of these include her work at Turf Projects on accessibility, and supporting the Artist Collective MOSS. Jhinuk believes inclusivity and accessibility should be embedded in all things creative.

Portrait of Lorna, treatment of image is a risograph style, colour tone in bright pink

Lorna Allan is an Art Director specialising in graphic design and photography. She runs the initiative ‘Hidden Women Of Design’ a project that platforms and supports the work of women working in Graphic Design. She is passionate about making the creative industry a more inclusive sector to work in.