Hey everyone, you’re actually going to get show notes today! My piece in CHE that caused the “hangover.” Better Son/Daughter by Rilo Kiley (I was freaking close!) Anyway, today’s episode is about a ki

Look, I’m running out of clever titles for these. I’m on a deadline. And it’s early. And I’ve run out of coffee. We’re picking up where we left off (or at least where Aimée forgot we left off) and tal

Aimee and I are talking about ways in which people try to be allies but fall short, and how to have productive conversations, nay disagreements with neurodivergents. We actually did this episode in on

Some things about the Fall 2021 semester aren’t all bad. And so we celebrate our triumphs, not only our challenges. Like, did you know Aimée is an AMAZING teacher? What does it mean to get back to doi

We’re back, and we’re talking about how we’re coping with re-entry into a world that is desperately trying to convince itself that the pandemic is over when…NOPE. Between kids going back to school and

I didn’t mean to take a screenshot while Aimée had her eyes closed, but here we are in totally unfamiliar surroundings. I moved and then had a breakdown and talk about it. This is our last episode of

Part two of our conversation about being in a relationship with someone who has ADHD/is otherwise neurodivergent. Aimée and I have been in this podcasting relationship for almost three year! THREE YEA

In this episode, Aimée and I give relationship advice, prompted by a listener question sent to us via email. I am not as good as she is at giving the advice. But I do read and answer the emails. So, t

Three time’s a charm? This is the last part of our conversation, and our most honest and vulnerable. The message has always been that we should be the size and shape and much-ness that everyone else e

Somehow there wasn’t a moment on total incoherence on my part, so I had to use my actual best judgement on when to cut these episodes. Although, I do still fill air with nonsense words while my brain spins and tries to find something to hold on to and ...