It’s not just a label — it’s someone’s lived reality. In this expansive solo episode, Bunmi Ogunbona dives into the invisible weight of labels — the quiet realities of living with neurodivergence, chronic illness, or identities that don’t fit the “default.” She explores how our assumptions, team cultures, and outdated norms can unintentionally exclude or exhaust people who already carry enough. From generational shifts in language and technology, to how psychological safety can falter when we...
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It’s not just a label — it’s someone’s lived reality. In this expansive solo episode, Bunmi Ogunbona dives into the invisible weight of labels — the quiet realities of living with neurodivergence, chronic illness, or identities that don’t fit the “default.” She explores how our assumptions, team cultures, and outdated norms can unintentionally exclude or exhaust people who already carry enough. From generational shifts in language and technology, to how psychological safety can falter when we...
You’ve earned your place. So why does it still feel like you have to prove it? In this powerful opening episode, host Bunmi Ogunbona shares a deeply personal reflection on what it means to belong on paper — but not always in the room. Through stories from her early career in Australia and her move to London, she explores how identity, race, culture, and power shape the way we are seen — and how we start to see ourselves. From microaggressions at the till to questions about her “real” origins,...
The Work No One Sees
It’s not just a label — it’s someone’s lived reality. In this expansive solo episode, Bunmi Ogunbona dives into the invisible weight of labels — the quiet realities of living with neurodivergence, chronic illness, or identities that don’t fit the “default.” She explores how our assumptions, team cultures, and outdated norms can unintentionally exclude or exhaust people who already carry enough. From generational shifts in language and technology, to how psychological safety can falter when we...
