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Broadcaster, presenter, and proud dyslexic Fia Tarrant joins Talking Dyslexia. Fia hosts Heart FM’s Naughty’s Weekdays Breakfast Show, started in radio at 17, and has presented across the UK and Spain — with appearances on the Disney Channel and Sky Sports.

In this episode of Talking Dyslexia, Fia opens up about:

- Being diagnosed early — and the teacher who first spotted the signs

- Moon Hall School: why it was “nurturing” and confidence-building

- The shock of mainstream school — and being told “dyslexia isn’t real”

- Why she calls herself “super dyslexic” (and why she won’t hide it)

- Scripts, live moments, and the panic of reading under pressure

- Parenting: her son Harris (10) may be dyslexic — and how she’s approaching it without pressure

- Her advice: lean into strengths, chase the things you love, and back yourself

Fia’s message is simple: be upfront about what you need, stop wasting energy on shame, and build your life around your strengths.