I'm back! This time, my friend Katie returns to discuss her journey of discovery as a late-realized auDHDer and the role of memes in both the discovery of neurodivergence for many people and the way we communicate with each other and the "neurotypicals" in our lives. We end with an onion realization and few rounds of "one gotta go." Thanks for listening! More info at www.briantalkstohumans.net - Please note: As we discuss in this episode Katie did not come up w/the Whitney Houston portion of the image you'll see as the "cover art" on some platforms, but she did the rest.

hi, folks - another video AND audio solo episode to hold us over until i can get another fun interview scheduled... in this episode, i pulled a clip from one of my fantasy football podcasts (link to the channel below) wherein i discuss how i processed an angry reaction to something seemingly small and how it relates to neurodivergence and mental health... i also touched on the idea of giving each other grace and the importance of gettign distance from things... thanks so much for watching - this will also be up on the BTTH audio feed Going For 2 Live YT channel (where the fantasy football podacst clip is from): https://www.youtube.com/@GoingFor2Live/streams please subscribe, rate, review - all that jazz

I made a video to tell people I love all about how magical and meaningful experiencing Phish's New Year's Eve show at Madison Square Garden was. I figured I'd make it a solo podcast episode, too. I weave together a lovely story leading up to this past week and the moments of joy Phish provided. video on my non-channel YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/uLlpO5GRo_g

In this podcast, Rosie and the host discuss politics, neurodivergence, and medical trauma. They also explore Rosie's life at a crossroads. They touch on topics such as shielding from racism and homophobia, navigating burnout and self-care, the benefits of service animals for neurodiverse individuals, and understanding health conditions and medical trauma. They also delve into advanced care planning, the joy of creating, and reflections on living with a philosophy of preparing for the worst and expecting the best.

Rosie discusses sexual and gender identity, eating disorders, addiction, recovery, college, and professional life. Topics include sexuality and gender identity, perfectionism and overthinking, starting a theatre company, and Rosie's upbringing and worldview.

Meet Rosie, a guest who grew up in a theater family and experienced impactful traumas. In this episode, they discuss Rosie's early life, embracing neurodivergence, expressing authenticity, an amusing unmuted phone call incident, culture and identity, childhood memories with theater, and creating sensory-friendly environments.

so glad to post a new full episode with my friend Lia. I know Lia from 12-step spaces and love them to pieces. Like me, they identify as neurodivergent. We discuss many things, including moving though life while constantly getting the message you are not what you are supposed to be -- and recovering from our pasts. TW: This conversation includes references to trichotillomania, self-harm, suicidal ideation and attempts, and sexual assault. Thanks so much for listening! ​Trichothillomania: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trichotillomania Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/BrianTalksToHumans/ IG: @btthpod

I'm back after a (too) long hiatus to re-re-re-boot the podcast! In this short intro to where we're at, I catch you up on some recent personal developments and some plans I have for the show moving forward.

I'm changing plans and going on summer hiatus this year. I'll see you in September.

In this episode I continue to profile socialists, this time chatting with Jeff. More info and links can be found on www.briantalkstohumans.net