Sep 22, 202632 minS2
In this episode Xenia and I discuss the "comfort zone", why it's not necessarily a bad thing and it's links to capitalistic expectations
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Unpacking Neuroqueerness
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About this Podcast:
Hello, my name is George Muniz Gund (he/they). I am a young Brazilian American Autistic and ADHD actor, disability justice advocate and board member at Autism Career Pathways (501c3). In this podcast, my co-host X Rakov and I talk about our lived experiences of being neurodivergent people growing up in a world built for neurotypicals. We also occasionally host guests to talk about their own personal lived experiences with neurodiversity, as every neurodistinct person is different and experiences neurodiversity in their own unique ways. *We do not speak for all neurodistinct people, we are just two neurodistinct people speaking about Autism and ADHD from our personal lived experiences. Check out my website https://www.georgemunizgund.com/
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What is Unpacking Neuroqueerness about?
Hello, my name is George Muniz Gund (he/they). I am a young Brazilian American Autistic and ADHD actor, disability justice advocate and board member at Autism Career Pathways (501c3). In this podcast, my co-host X Rakov and I talk about our lived experiences of being neurodivergent people growing up in a world built for neurotypicals.
What has Unpacking Neuroqueerness covered recently?
Recent episodes include "S2E9 Why "the comfort zone" isn't a bad thing" (22 September 2026, 32 minutes), "S2E8 The enraging legalized use of shock torture on disabled children" (23 June 2026, 26 minutes), and "S2E8 The enraging legalized use of shock torture on disabled children" (23 June 2026, 26 minutes).
How often does Unpacking Neuroqueerness publish?
Unpacking Neuroqueerness publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 182 episodes.
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Booking probability for Unpacking Neuroqueerness is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Unpacking Neuroqueerness requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Unpacking Neuroqueerness's contact route on record: verified email.
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- Jun 23, 202626 minS2
<p>*TRIGGER WARNING (SENSITIVE CONTENT)</p><p></p><p>In this episode we discuss the use of shock torture (under the false disguise of providing alleged therapeutic benefit), and more specifically it's application on...
- Jun 23, 202626 minS2
*TRIGGER WARNING (SENSITIVE CONTENT) In this episode we discuss the use of shock torture (under the false disguise of providing alleged therapeutic benefit), and more specifically it's application on disabled children...
- Feb 26, 202639 minS2
<p>In this episode my co-host Xenia and I discuss the history behind the "vaccinations cause Autism" myth and the many issues associated with this long debunked claim that has recently begun to...
- Jan 7, 202641 minS2
<p>In this episode Xenia and I continue our discussion about the ups and downs of our relationship with food as neurodivergent people, focusing in on gut sensitivities and the science behind...
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- Dec 20, 202548 minS2
<p>In this episode, Xenia and I open up our discussion of a very big topic for many neurodivergent people, food and everything that comes with it!</p><p></p><p>*List of helpful phrases mentioned in the episode</p><p>...
- Dec 19, 202552 minS2
<p>In this episode my friend Ashra and I discuss our experiences with Autistiphobia (Ableism towards Autistic people)</p>
Nov 10, 202535 minS2<p>In this episode, my co-host Xenia and I discuss the process of collaborating on the production of our latest documentary film, "Neurodivergent Stories". We talk about how the idea came about, as well as how we...
- Aug 13, 202519 minS2
<p>In this episodes I give a couple quick episodes on life and the podcast. I also share a funny story related to my experience with autistic hyperempathy as a young child.</p>
- Apr 1, 202527 minS2
<p>*Trigger Warning: Mentions of violence</p><p>In this episode, we discuss the infamous "autistic shooter" trope that is often portrayed in media and society and why it's so harmful. I tell a story of when this trope...
Unpacking Neuroqueerness
Episode 173- A life and podcast update
Feb 6, 202512 minS0<p>*Apologies in advance for random keyboard tapping sounds (was feeling very stimmy while recording this)</p><p>In this episode I give an insight to what's been going on in my life, recent reflections involving dating...
- Dec 11, 20241h 13mS1
<p>In this episode I talk with Matt Lowry from "The Autistic Culture" podcast. We discuss his personal Matt's personal autism journey, his work as a practicioner working with autistic kids and teens, as well as his work...
- Nov 15, 202413 minS1
<p>In this episode I talk about the experience of having paralyzing bouts of anxiety as an autistic person and projecting very negative thoughts on to situations that turn out to not be as severe as they can feel...
- Oct 23, 202410 minS1
<p>In this episode I give an in depth explanation of some common terms such as "Neurodiversity" and "Neurodivergent", in order to clear up some of the confusion I see out there, even amongst fellow neurokin</p>
- Oct 22, 202413 minS1
<p>In this episode, I give an update on why I have been absent lately and some ideas I have been having regarding the future of this podcast.</p>
- Oct 3, 202458 minS1
<p>In this episode, my friend X and I discuss sleep and the inherent difficulties many neurodivergent people face when trying to establish a routine that works for them. </p><p></p><p>Attached below are resources and...
- Sep 22, 20241h 8mS1
<p>In this episode I talk with Joanne Seymon about the story behind "Kaiko Fidgets", a fidget tool company that Joanne and her son Kai founded together. Joanne and I also talk about how fidget tools can be essential for...
- Aug 25, 20241h 9mS1
<p>In this episode, my friend and Autism Career Pathways founder Maisie Soetantyo joins me for a conversation about Autism representation in TV and films. We talk about representations we've liked, things we haven't...
- Aug 21, 202416 minS1
<p>In this episode I talk about some exciting upcoming projects I'm working on and a quick reminder on the history of the neurodiversity movement.</p><p>*We must always remember everyone's experience with neurodiversity...
Episode #164
Episode 164- Smiling when feeling overwhelmed
Aug 9, 20247 minS1<p>In this episode I talk about the autistic experience of smiling when feeling overwhelmed or anxious regarding certain situations, particularly when it comes to interactions with other people.</p>
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