
The Not-So-Commonality of Common Sense
In this prologue to the upcoming two-parter (it's tangentially related, but definitely related), we discuss: What defines being “smart” versus being “intelligent” and how this impacts our self-perce...
22 Jan 202513min

That Laughed Me So Hard: A Memoir
What You'll Hear in This Episode: The origins of “I’m perplexed. I have hunger.” Socializing vs. exchanging information: is there a difference? Hand sanitizer and Shakespeare—yes, it’s a thing. ...
22 Jan 202522min

How Art School Shaped the Art(ists)
"The word ‘we’ is both a central focus and the most destroyed, mirroring how we deconstruct its meaning." Ready for a break from all that deep stuff? This one is more light-hearted than some previous...
21 Jan 202542min

The Dance of Exploring Self and Consciousness (still)
A shorty but a goody - and as per usge, you'll join us mid-convo. Here, we examine the nuances of identity, the uniqueness of individual consciousness, and how experiences shape our metaphorical "cont...
21 Jan 202524min

Boundaries, Bullshit, and Becoming Who You Are
In true neurodivergent fashion, topics switch mid-recording on this one. Embrace the pivot, y'all. After all, the tangent is the conversation and the detour is the route. From the CIA saying reality ...
21 Jan 202556min

The 'Tism & The ADHD: A Neurodivergent Exploration
“There’s a layer of ADHD between my internal autistic experience and my outward expression of anything ever.” From quirky metaphors to mythical analogies, this episode explores what it's like to live...
16 Jan 20251h

It Pains Me to Say...
Trigger Warning: This episode includes discussions about chronic pain, medical trauma, and emotional distress, which may be sensitive for some listeners. “There’s a feeling of safety in the familiar,...
16 Jan 202538min

The Unanswerable: Identity, Morality, and the Power of Questions
“Maybe the hairball is what makes it beautiful.” This conversation examines how social constructs influence who we are, how we express ourselves, and our moral frameworks. We critically reflect on fa...
16 Jan 202551min



















