Oct 12, 2026 · 54 min · 10 segments
In this episode of *Sunflower Conversations*, James Dunn speaks with Sophie Riggs about autism, late diagnosis, and the everyday reality of being disbelieved because disability is not visible. We…
Sophie RiggsGuestJames DunnHostWhich you then took, I guess, to your next role, 'cause you went to the UK after that, didn't you, and worked over there.

So I worked in Madame Tussauds store in the UK, and I started off as an operations person.

And I started, my first shift was inside on the lifts, so the lifts that take people up obviously to the other levels.

There was two doors which were good to work at, and it was just the draw of the luck who got the doors.

I then got moved into entertainment there, which I absolutely enjoyed and loved.

My favorite part about working in entertainment was doing the Sherlock Holmes experience.
Which you then took, I guess, to your next role, 'cause you went to the UK after that, didn't you, and worked over there.

So I worked in Madame Tussauds store in the UK, and I started off as an operations person.

And I started, my first shift was inside on the lifts, so the lifts that take people up obviously to the other levels.

There was two doors which were good to work at, and it was just the draw of the luck who got the doors.

I then got moved into entertainment there, which I absolutely enjoyed and loved.

My favorite part about working in entertainment was doing the Sherlock Holmes experience.
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