We’re back! It’s season seven because these things are arbitrary like all this related to time, like what month we start school in the fall or what day of the week is the first day! This was recorded

Ive been thinking a lot about professionalism and how it is used to hide other, lesssocially acceptable -isms, including ableism. How many of us who are neurodivergent have been told, explicitly or

Its that time of the year for us academics: THE END OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR. What does that mean? It means that there is a rush of events and experiences and expectations that can be both enjoyable AND

Aime was name-dropped in a new Taylor Swift song, but that isnt actually what the episode is about. What it is about is thinking (quickly! This is our shortest episode that isnt just me addressing

I swear, its only been a few days, and I completely forgot what we talked about for this episode. Finally, Otter.ai Insights proved useful to remind me what happened. Weve talked about Spring Fever

Second verse, same as the first, a little bit louder and a little bit worse! Look, its Friday afternoon, GarageBand was being weird, Ive done nothing but tedious tasks today, and its been a stressf

The title is a mouthful. The podcast actually has some structure, with a build in cut point for part two that doesnt involve me going incoherent. We have talked a great length about how advice meant

This was supposed to be what the last episode was about, but we took WAY too long to get here (and I am desperately trying to find where Aime finally says it in the episode, but then gave up and just

Well, this episode went so far off the rails that it had to be two episodes. Aime tells the MOST AIME STORY EVER, and we think about how all the things that we were told that were wrong with us mayb

Ahem. Were back! We rested. And our rest doesnt look like other peoples rest, but ALSO, were finding ourselves resting for VERY different reasons than other people seem to rest, and how we used to