Rebelling

In this episode of the Social Security Series, I talk with financial speaker, storyteller, and comedian Colin Ryan . His new book, Epic Tiny Victories , blends humor and humanity to tell the story of how he learned to...

In this episode of the Social Security Series , I sit down again with certified ADHD coach Keltie MacLaren for a candid conversation about relational rebelling : choosing interdependence over independence, curiosity...

I've been wondering...what if social security wasn’t just a government program, but something we build together with the people in and around our lives? In this episode of the Social Security series, Jen Andrew, a...

In the first episode of my Social Security series, I explore the difference between individuality and individualism, between being truly ourselves in connection with others, and the cultural pressure to perform...

Today marks the start of a new series on Rebelling called Social Security . And I’m not talking about the monthly check you (hopefully) get someday. I mean actual social security- the security we build with other humans...

In this episode of Rebelling , I’m joined by certified ADHD coach Keltie McLaren , who works with values-driven independent creatives to help them stop fighting their brains and start building systems that actually work...

It’s been a year since my autism diagnosis. In this solo episode, I reflect on what the year has been like, the relief of understanding myself, the grief of what was missed, and the ways my life has shifted as I’ve...

In this episode of The Myth of Knowing series, I talk with Jen Andrew, who is finishing a two-year program in community herbalism and works in communications at a disability rights nonprofit. She has a background in...

In this episode, I have a curiosity-led conversation with Melinda Staehling, a certified nutrition specialist and Menopause Society practitioner, to explore what it really means to “know” our bodies. Melinda, whose...

In this episode, the second in the series The Myth of Knowing , I talk with Dana Calder , a queer neurodivergent SVP in the fintech world, about what it means to “know” in the workplace. Work culture often treats...

This episode is the first in a series called The Myth of Knowing - the story that says we have to be certain, be the same, and always know the answer. But what if we didn’t have to pretend? What if “I don’t know” was an...

What if addiction isn’t a disease, but a way we’ve learned to cope? What if sobriety isn’t just about abstinence, but about sensing ourselves, how things make sense, and what makes sense? What if recovery isn’t a rigid...

I’ve been sitting with some big questions about identity for what feels like my whole life—what we call ourselves, what’s been put on us, what we outgrow, and what still feels like home. I read three things this week...

Something most of the neurodivergent people I talk to have in common is a sense of not belonging. Connecting is supposed to be natural—but for many of us, it never feels that simple. In this solo episode, I explore some...

In this solo episode, I’m talking about a phrase that’s been hounding me for decades: why can’t I just? Why can’t I just be easygoing? Be normal? Be fine with things that make no sense? It sounds small, but it’s...