In this deeply personal (and dragonfly-surrounded!) episode of Aphantasia Experiments, Robin takes you on a breezy walk through the tangled threads of connective tissue disorders, hypermobility, media distortion, and the power of consciousness.

From a painful rib injury that revealed a diagnosis of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome to reflections on how a bendy body can also impact visualization, Robin explores how everything — our health, our perception, our media, and our collective understanding — is intricately connected.

She dives into topics like aphantasia, MCAS, the Beighton score, hormonal changes, telepathy tapes, and how unchecked media narratives (hello Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively) shape not only public opinion but even our careers and culture.

If you’ve ever felt like your body didn’t follow the same rules as others’, or that the world around you is feeding you a version of truth that doesn’t sit right, this episode is for you. Raw, unfiltered, and full of insight — it’s time to rethink connection.

In this episode of Aphantasia Experiments, host Robin takes us on a heartfelt journey through creativity, marketing, and the hidden strengths of living with aphantasia. Although aphantasia means the inability to form mental images, Robin shares how this unique brain wiring has not limited her creativity — it’s actually enhanced it. From a career in graphic design and publishing to digital marketing and innovation, she reflects on how storing real-world inspiration and deeply noticing colors, patterns, and ideas has shaped her work in profound ways.

Robin also highlights the transformative role Canva plays in her creative process today, especially with powerful new tools like Canva Code and Canva Sheets. For anyone balancing an overflowing river of ideas (hello, ADHD and high-creativity minds!), these features make it easier than ever to bring concepts to life without needing a fully visual imagination.

Throughout the conversation, Robin opens up about how working with AI tools like Canva and ChatGPT isn’t about replacing creativity — it’s about unlocking it, especially for those whose brains work differently. She talks about the emotional side of creativity, the importance of being kind (even to AI!), and how technology can empower individuals who might otherwise feel overlooked by traditional creative paths.

Whether you live with aphantasia, ADHD, are bursting with untapped ideas, or are simply curious about new ways to innovate in marketing and design, this episode offers encouragement, inspiration, and actionable insight. Creativity doesn’t require a mind’s eye — it just requires heart, observation, and the right tools.

If you’ve ever felt like your brain works a little differently — and you wondered if that was a weakness — this episode is your reminder that it might actually be your greatest creative strength.

Welcome back to Aphantasia Experiments. Today’s episode came to life in the most unpolished, beautiful way—recorded in the car, on the way to pick up my dog from the groomers. The sound quality may not be studio-perfect, but sometimes, the most magical thoughts arrive in the messiest moments.

This episode was inspired by a late-night surge of thoughts—3 a.m. style. You know, the kind where everything clicks and your mind suddenly wants to solve the mysteries of the universe? Yeah, that kind. Lately, I’ve been absorbing a lot from the Telepathy Tapes, particularly their “Talk Tracks” episodes. They've sparked so many epiphanies about the nature of consciousness, memory, and the mysterious ways our minds connect.

One theme that keeps coming back to me is Alzheimer's and dementia—not as purely biological conditions, but as possible shifts in consciousness. In my past work delivering cremated remains, I noticed a recurring thread: so many people at the end of life had memory-related conditions. But what if they weren’t just “losing” their memories? What if their consciousness was transitioning somewhere else—somewhere our current science can’t yet see?

The Telepathy Tapes dives into how individuals with apraxia or non-verbal autism can have deeply vivid, intelligent inner worlds. Despite their physical limitations, they possess minds that are, in many ways, more connected than ours. And that makes me wonder: are people with Alzheimer's similarly accessing different states of awareness, ones we simply don’t understand yet?

That leads me to belief. Gavin DeGraw’s song Belief floated into my mind the other night, especially the lyric: “Belief makes things real, makes things feel all right.” That line played on repeat in my head, reminding me how powerful belief is—not just as an emotional anchor, but as a tool for unlocking unseen realities. I’ve lived a life full of magical synchronicities and unexplained moments. And I don’t think it’s a coincidence. I think it’s because I believe those moments can happen.

Like the time I walked into a dome for my son’s football game and felt a strange tickle in my ear—like a whisper or a nudge. Suddenly, an old memory came flooding in, one I hadn’t thought about in years: passing out on a carnival ride called The Zipper. That memory became a clue in understanding a current health mystery. These flashes, I believe, are puzzle pieces from a deeper part of ourselves trying to help us make sense of life.

Then there’s The Hill—a concept from the tapes that describes a peaceful, otherworldly place accessed by those with deep telepathic abilities. I’ve been somewhere like that. Since I was a child, piling blankets and pillows over me, hiding under them and feeling like I was in another universe—calm, safe, and full of potential. Recently, I felt that same energy in the ocean in Cuba, snorkeling with a full-face mask. It was serene, like returning to a place beyond time. But when I got out, I felt disoriented—as if I'd just re-entered the “normal” world from somewhere far more profound.

So here's a thought: maybe certain shapes—like domes and pyramids—amplify this kind of non-local communication. Maybe these structures help tune us into something greater. After my dome experience, I even meditated with a metal salad bowl on my head (yes, really!) just to experiment. I asked five questions, counted to ten, and let my mind drift. Why not try something a little weird? You never know what doors you might open.

What ties all of this together—telepathy, memory, intuition, even architecture—is belief. You have to believe in the possibility of magic to recognize it when it shows up. And if you’re paying attention, it will show up. Even if it’s just a goose landing right in front of you on a rooftop at the perfect moment (yes, that happened too).

So here’s my invitation to you: experiment. Play. Believe. Try a meditation with a salad bowl or sit in a pyramid. Ask questions and trust what comes through. And if you’ve had experiences like this—strange flashes of memory, intuitive whispers, moments that felt bigger than yourself—I’d love to hear them. We’re all trying to make sense of this life together.

Until next time, keep looking for the magic. It’s always there, just waiting for you to notice.

In this episode of Aphantasia Experiments, I dive into something completely different from my usual topics—Hollywood drama. But this isn’t just about celebrity gossip. It’s about the bigger picture: the sanctity of motherhood, the broken systems in the entertainment industry, and how deep emotional connections are often misunderstood. I explore why society undervalues motherhood, how power dynamics shape media narratives, and why Justin Baldoni’s heart-led approach challenges the status quo. This is an open letter to Justin Baldoni—urging him to keep fighting, to use his platform to shift the way we consume media, and to invest in voices that have been silenced for too long. From publicist manipulation to the deeper spiritual undertones of this entire situation, let’s break it all down.

Topics covered:

• Why society undervalues motherhood and the burnout crisis.
• The entertainment industry’s broken wealth disparity.
• How deep emotional connection is often mistaken for romantic feelings.
• The Bahá'í Faith’s perspective and how it relates to this case.
• How publicists manipulate narratives and control perception.
• The need for a major shift in the kind of media we consume.

In this episode of Aphantasia Experiments, I dive deep into how delta wave frequencies, fractal meditations, and sacred geometry can help those of us with aphantasia connect to our intuition. I also explore the connection between flow states, energy protection, and intrusive thoughts, sharing personal insights from Reiki sessions and my own spiritual journey. Plus, I talk about the power of intention and how it shapes our experiences, from the placebo effect to working with crystals, plants, and water. And if you haven’t checked out The Telepathy Tapes yet, I explain why this project is so important and how we can all support it. Tune in for a thought-provoking episode on energy, connection, and shifting our consciousness!

Step into the world of expanded consciousness with "Aphantasia Experiments," where we unravel the mysteries of the mind and beyond. In our latest episode, we're diving into 2025 predictions and exploring groundbreaking concepts in communication and spirituality. Our special focus is on "The Telepathy Tapes" by the renowned Ky Dickens—a podcast that challenges everything we know about communication in autistic individuals and their potential telepathic abilities. Discover the fascinating research behind it and the ways it reshapes our understanding of consciousness and materialism.

We also explore themes around spiritual insights, personal balance, and the power of alternative communication methods that could unlock unique societal insights. Join us as we delve into topics like Alzheimer's, terminal lucidity, and other unexplainable phenomena through the lens of consciousness. Expect a rich conversation on finding personal and societal balance, connecting with one's spiritual self, and embracing intuition as we set the stage for exciting changes in 2025. Listen and prepare to have your perceptions expanded beyond the material world!

Keywords: Consciousness, Telepathy Tapes, Ky Dickens, 2025 Predictions, Autism, Spirituality, Personal Balance, Podcast, Communication, Mind, Conscious Exploration, Intuition, Spiritual Insights, Materialism, Alternative Communication.

In this episode, I dive into the unique combination of living with ADHD and aphantasia—and how these two neurodivergent traits shape my creativity, challenges, and daily life. Inspired by Trevor Noah’s recent reflections on ADHD and depression, I explore how these struggles resonate deeply, especially when working memory fails and the overwhelm sets in.

I also share personal stories about prayer, meditation, and reconnecting with the universe—why asking and listening are both essential for clarity and balance. Whether it’s manifesting a new path forward, finding answers in unexpected places, or dealing with the cycles of stress and burnout, this episode is about learning to zoom out and see the big picture.

Plus, a heartfelt shout-out to all the listeners who’ve reached out to say they missed the podcast. Your messages have truly reignited my passion for sharing these conversations.

If you’re curious about ADHD, aphantasia, meditation, creativity, or navigating the ups and downs of life, this one’s for you. Let’s connect, reflect, and find inspiration together!

Join host Robin as she gives a candid update on her life and recent career changes, sharing personal stories and insights. She reflects on her impactful experience working with a cremation company, the transition to a new job as a digital marketing specialist for a women's shelter, and how she integrates her spirituality into her work. Discover how Robin's intuitive approach, including tarot cards and heart-centered meditation, has influenced her journey and impacted her work. Plus, find out how she's creating unique meditation exercises tailored for individuals with aphantasia on her YouTube channel. Tune in for a refreshing and insightful episode that offers a glimpse into the fusion of career, spirituality, and personal growth.

Welcome to the Aphantasia Experiments podcast, where host Robin explores the depths of spirituality, intuition, and personal connections. In this episode, Robin shares a captivating array of experiments, meditations, and personal experiences. From her fascination with the concept of 'Soul Orbits', where individuals seem drawn to each other, to her insightful reflections on the impact of positive energy, each segment offers a thought-provoking exploration. Robin also delves into water experiments, mediumship, and her experience attending a psychic medium event with her family. Join us as we navigate the realms of intuition, interconnectedness, and personal growth, offering intriguing anecdotes and uplifting insights along the way.

In this episode of Aphantasia Experiments, join host Robin as she shares her personal experiences with signs and communication from the afterlife. While navigating stop-and-go traffic, Robin delves into her encounters with the inspirational teachings of Wayne Dyer, exploring his wisdom and its resonance with her own experiences in podcasting. She reflects on the profound impact of individual consciousness and the dangers of blindly following societal norms, drawing attention to the importance of tapping into one's own unique thoughts and intuition.

Throughout the episode, Robin opens up about her interactions with her late father-in-law, discussing the powerful signs and messages she has received from him after his passing. She delves into the ways in which she channels and communicates with him, highlighting the significance of developing a continued relationship with departed loved ones. Furthermore, she offers insight into the book "Signs" by Laura Lynn Jackson, recommending it as a transformative resource for individuals navigating the complexities of grief and seeking to establish ongoing connections with loved ones who have passed on.

Amidst her personal reflections, Robin briefly touches on the concept of energy healing and its diverse manifestations, emphasizing the ways in which various forms of healing can positively impact individuals. As she concludes the episode, Robin extends an invitation to listeners to share their own experiences and reflections, fostering a sense of community and shared understanding.

Listeners are encouraged to join Robin on this thought-provoking journey of exploration and introspection, delving into the realm of signs, communication, and the continuous presence of departed loved ones in our lives.