Emma: When Misophonia Feels Like Exposed-Nerve Pain
This short bonus episode is a supplement to my last interview, with Emma. Here, Emma wanted to more clearly express what it really feels like to have misophonia. You can find her interview here: htt...
10 Aug 9min
Emma: Reparenting the Rage She Hid Since Childhood
This week I’m talking to Emma, an artist from North London, on a misophonia retreat at the time of this recording. We walk about about her lifelong experience with misophonia and the process of finall...
29 Jul 56min
Nimrod: CBT Without Forcing Exposure
In this episode, I speak with Nimrod, a CBT therapist and social worker based in Tel Aviv, Israel, who has been working with people with misophonia for the past several years. We discuss his clinical ...
16 Jul 56min
Lila: From Triggered Musician to Clinical Hypnotherapist
This week I’m talking to Lila, again! This is Lila’s third time on the podcast. And we meet her at yet another transformation. She shares her journey from being a touring musician to becoming a clinic...
30 Apr 1h 2min
B: When Substance Use Becomes Sound Protection
This week I'm talking to B about navigating misophonia from childhood through their twenties and into their thirties. We talk about those early memories—kicking the back of their dad's truck seat duri...
26 Feb 58min
Lorin & Eric: Turning Trigger Rage Into Dark Comedy
This week I'm talking to Los Angeles actors and filmmakers Lorin and Eric Davis about Lorin’s experience with misophonia and how it shaped their new short film. Lorin shares how her sound triggers—esp...
15 Jan 1h 4min
Steve & Diane Miller: Funding Misophonia’s Moonshots
I'm honored to speak with Steve and Diane Miller, the incredible couple behind the Misophonia Research Fund. When their daughter Rachel started being triggered by their voices and chewing about nine y...
11 Des 20251h
