<p>Hosted by James Kindred, <i>Big Bad Beautiful Brains</i> is a podcast launching soon that dives deep into the quirks, challenges, and superpowers of brains that don’t always follow the rules. From ADHD to autism, anxiety to overthinking, energetic chaos to complete shutdowns, each episode is a raw and relatable chat with guests from all walks of life, ages, and neurotypes.</p>

Hosted by James Kindred, Big Bad Beautiful Brains is a podcast launching soon that dives deep into the quirks, challenges, and superpowers of brains that don’t always follow the rules. From ADHD to autism, anxiety to overthinking, energetic chaos to complete shutdowns, each episode is a raw and relatable chat with guests from all walks of life, ages, and neurotypes.

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Big Bad Beautiful Brains is a podcast about the messy brilliance of how our minds work. Honest conversations exploring how different brains think, work, and thrive — celebrating neurodiversity, neurodivergence and thinking differently, one story at a time.

Hosted by James Kindred, designer, creative founder and proudly neurodivergent human, each episode is a space for open, thoughtful dialogue about the many ways our brains shape who we are and how we show up in the world. From light-hearted anecdotes to hard-won lessons, guests share how their minds help and hinder them — the coping tools they’ve built, the misunderstandings they’ve faced, and the discoveries that changed everything.

The conversations are real, raw, and full of heart. You’ll hear from people from all walks of life — artists, entrepreneurs, parents, scientists, musicians, activists, and everyday thinkers — each bringing their own lens on what it means to navigate life with a brain that doesn’t always follow the rules.

This isn’t a show about diagnoses or labels, but about human experience: how we make sense of our thoughts, find belonging, and design lives that work for the way we’re wired. It’s about burnout and breakthroughs, creativity and chaos, overstimulation and wonder. It’s about the big, the bad, and the beautiful moments that make our inner worlds so endlessly fascinating.

Whether you’re neurodivergent yourself, love someone who is, or are simply curious about the incredible variety of human thought, Big Bad Beautiful Brains invites you to slow down, listen deeply, and celebrate the power of different minds.

Because when we share how we really think, we make the world a little kinder, a little smarter, and a lot more human.

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Big Bad Beautiful Brains is a podcast about the messy brilliance of how our minds work. Honest conversations exploring how different brains think, work, and thrive — celebrating neurodiversity, neurodivergence and thinking differently, one story at a time. Hosted by James Kindred, designer, creative founder and proudly neurodivergent human, each episode is a space for open, thoughtful dialogue about the many ways our brains shape who we are and how we show up in the world. From light-hearted anecdotes to hard-won lessons, guests share how their minds help and hinder them — the coping tools they’ve built, the misunderstandings they’ve faced, and the discoveries that changed everything. The conversations are real, raw, and full of heart. You’ll hear from people from all walks of life — artists, entrepreneurs, parents, scientists, musicians, activists, and everyday thinkers — each bringing their own lens on what it means to navigate life with a brain that doesn’t always follow the rules. This isn’t a show about diagnoses or labels, but about human experience: how we make sense of our thoughts, find belonging, and design lives that work for the way we’re wired. It’s about burnout and breakthroughs, creativity and chaos, overstimulation and wonder. It’s about the big, the bad, and the beautiful moments that make our inner worlds so endlessly fascinating. Whether you’re neurodivergent yourself, love someone who is, or are simply curious about the incredible variety of human thought, Big Bad Beautiful Brains invites you to slow down, listen deeply, and celebrate the power of different minds. Because when we share how we really think, we make the world a little kinder, a little smarter, and a lot more human.

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