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Finding Order in Disorder

Inspired by Ishaa Vinod Chopra's memoir, 'Finding Order in Disorder, ' and a project of the Non-Profit Finding Order in Disorder Foundation, this podcast aims to utilize digital storytelling and multidisciplinary arts to dissect the advice of professors, scholars, scientists,…

Podcast · By Finding Order in Disorder Foundation · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 7, 2026

    Adrianne Stacey- Katha Katharsis Collective Ep. 1 (opens the original)

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    This is a very special episode Ft. Adrianne Stacey- a survivor of the mental health psychiatric system. Adrianne is a Métis Indigenous person with lived experience in mental health, and in this conversation, she shares her insights on the various systems of power that shape dominant narratives and offers suggestions for challenging the status quo.

  2. Episode · Jul 31, 2026

    Puneet Singh Singhal I Co-founder Billion Strong | Disability Inclusion, Climate Justice and Mental Health | Curator, Green Disability| Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia I Dilli Dehat Project (opens the original)

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    This July for Disability Pride Month Special we sit down with Puneet Singh Singhal! Themes of domestic violence, disability, dyslexia, community engagement, collaboration, advocacy are openly discussed in a raw and authentic improv conversation with Ishaa Vinod Chopra, founder of Finding Order in Disorder Non-Profit and Podcast Host. - In Puneet's own words in response to being honored with Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia: "So honored to be make it to the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia: 2026 in the Social Impa

  3. Episode · Jul 10, 2026

    Dr. Stuart Matan-Lithwick I Father I Scientist I Teacher ~ A Disability Pride Month Special (opens the original)

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    We are delighted to welcome Dr. Stuart Matan-Lithwick as our feature for Disability Pride Month. Dr. Matan-Lithwick is a passionate genetics researcher, biology teacher, advocate, and father. At the heart of his work is a deep curiosity about the world and a genuine sense of wonder about what we can discover when we learn together. Whether he is teaching, researching, mentoring, consulting, or advocating, Dr. Matan-Lithwick brings a powerful commitment to making a difference and helping create a

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