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Shasta and I talk about college football, raster vs vector data, redlining, hydrology, books, Kelila (of course), and so much more! Support this podcast at — <a href="https://redcircle.com/a-nice-little-spot/exclusive-content" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://redcircle.com/a-nice-little-spot/exclusive-content</a>

Here Comes the Mad Woman: Men and Patriarchy Studies with Shasta

Hi everyone!  Welcome to A Nice Little Spot.  My name is Heather Fisher and I am your host.  I’m 44 years old, I’m autistic, and I’m the mom of three beautiful cats: Salt Lick Dale Junior, Addie LaRue, and Lucky Day aka Marvin.   When I was diagnosed with autism in my early 40s, I quickly learned that talking about it made people uncomfortable, which wasn’t anything new.  I have been making people uncomfortable for decades by talking openly about my mental health.  I think that sucks, and people should be able to talk about their lives and struggles free of shame and stigma.  So I started this podcast as a safe place for people to be their authentic selves and to talk about whatever they want without fear of judgment.

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Hi everyone! Welcome to A Nice Little Spot. My name is Heather Fisher and I am your host. I’m 44 years old, I’m autistic, and I’m the mom of three beautiful cats: Salt Lick Dale Junior, Addie LaRue, and Lucky Day aka Marvin. When I was diagnosed with autism in my early 40s, I quickly learned that talking about it made people uncomfortable, which wasn’t anything new. I have been making people uncomfortable for decades by talking openly about my mental health. I think that sucks, and people should be able to talk about their lives and struggles free of shame and stigma. So I started this podcast as a safe place for people to be their authentic selves and to talk about whatever they want without fear of judgment.

Hi everyone!&nbsp; Welcome to A Nice Little Spot.&nbsp; My name is Heather Fisher and I am your host.&nbsp; I’m 44 years old, I’m autistic, and I’m the mom of three beautiful cats: Salt Lick Dale Junior, Addie LaRue, and Lucky Day aka Marvin.&nbsp;&nbsp; When I was diagnosed with autism in my early 40s, I quickly learned that talking about it made people uncomfortable, which wasn’t anything new.&nbsp; I have been making people uncomfortable for decades by talking openly about my mental health.&nbsp; I think that sucks, and people should be able to talk about their lives and struggles free of shame and stigma.&nbsp; So I started this podcast as a safe place for people to be their authentic selves and to talk about whatever they want without fear of judgment.

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