Sometimes people talk to people with autism (or other forms of neurodiversity) as if we're babies. Or they talk down to us, give us toys or disrespect us in other ways.

I tell a funny story about "Bingo Night" at my place. Also, I talk about the "halo effect" and have a few controversial opinions about responsibility, and even going to jail, as an autistic person. What do you think? Listen, follow, like and share, and take the poll.

Today I sit down with Bradley Charbonneau from the "Repossible" podcast, a fantastic storyteller, author and coach. Bradley helps people answer the question: “Now What?!”

Bradley helps authors and creators to overcome inner blocks and step into who they’re meant to be next.  We spoke about what dating was like back then, before mobile phones, before the social media, and the internet. Dating was live, real, now, and in-person. The world was smaller. Was it better? Listen to find out.

This is a short episode, part I of II, that talks about that thing we all do but we all hate it when it happens to us: ghosting! Enjoy my rant about how immature it is, and next time, we'll talk about how to end conversations in a way that's kinder, more respectful and doesn't leave the other person guessing.

An episode about the struggles of young men, a bit about my own struggles. And weaknesses.

The holidays are just around the corner. This is a time when many of us feel particularly lonely, especially for people with neurodiversity. This is my final statement of the year. Happy holidays, happy new year, and see you all in a brand-new Season 2, in 2026!

My Dad and I had an interesting conversation together. What I was like as a little kid, and what it was really like to raise me...

I sit down with my friend and cooking teacher Arnold Kuijper. Turns out we learned a lot from each other. And... we're still cooking together!

Is it personality? Or is it neurodiversity? We are all different. Some of our differences are due to our personalities and some things are because of spectrum traits.

I sit down with my old friend, teacher and coach Lucie Bradley to have an honest, open conversation about neurodiversity and personality.

Today, I sit down with Paulina, a friend and advisor. We talk about how difficult it is to manage work and life, expectations and outcomes. And also certain beliefs that people have about neurodiversity.

About a date I didn't have. The struggles with dating and friendships...