In this episode, Jon shares the purpose behind the Neurodivergent Musicians Hub: the why, what, and how. He talks openly about lived experience, unmasking, mental health vs neurodivergence, and why community matters. Learn about the free offerings (podcast, resources, community) and paid paths (albums, mentoring, speaking). Explore more at jonhartmusic.com/ndm and join the Skool community at jonhartmusic.com/ndms.

In this reflective solo episode, Jon Hart records from his car on a cold UK morning and shares what it looks like to take his foot off the accelerator after years of living in constant motion. He talks openly about neurodivergent pattern recognition, sensory overload, and how a life lived at full speed can blur meaning, creativity, and connection.

In this powerful conversation, Jon Hart and pianist and composer Richard Lennox explore the idea of creating a personal documentary about life with autism, capturing the truth of neurodivergence without polish or filters.

Richard opens up about navigating daily challenges, from executive dysfunction and social burnout to finding stability through performance. Jon reflects on the power of vulnerability, authenticity, and documenting life as it happens. Together, they talk about turning lived experience into creative purpose, not for validation but for connection.

🎧 A raw, moving discussion on art, survival, and how documenting your story can become the act that saves you.

For more about Richard’s work and music, visit richardlennoxmusic.com