Today’s episode is a look back on a segment I did prior to the podcast, raising awareness about autism awareness month. This was recorded originally in 2020 and it was a big hit online and at my radio station. I thought it was time to go back down memory lane!

On this episode, I talk about the first few months of 2023 and the ups and downs I have been going through. Plus I talk about my plans for the year and how to stay positive amongst all the chaos of life.

Giving you an update on how my life has been going since last we talked and also sharing with my Spotify Wrapped 2022 with a unique twist!

It’s been a while since the last episode, and a lot has happened in that time. So I’ll be discussing what went down, and I’ll talk a little about the future of the podcast!

A special two-part episode in which I share the stories that I shared on my radio about autism and the positive accomplishments people on the spectrum make each and every day, as well as those wonderful people who are there for them no matter what!!

A special two-part episode in which I share the stories that I shared on my radio show about autism and the positive accomplishments people on the spectrum make each and every day, as well as those wonderful people who are there for them no matter what!!

Today’s episode deals with the hard emotions, namely anger and bitterness, that can come with living on the spectrum, and also how to deal with it.

Today’s episode features a very special guest: Jenna Duddleston, a friend of mine from college and post of the podcast Bar Talk!!

Today’s episode deals with the obsessive/compulsive tendencies of people on the autism spectrum as well as many others who are not on the spectrum. We talk about a little bit about the misconception about it and how it can tie into anxiety and how it can affect your relationships with other people.

As we get closer to Valentine’s Day, I talk about a subject that is one of my favorites, and one that has brought me a lot of pain. I will discuss the ups and down of love and romance, my (lack of) experience, and the hope I still feel even after my the heartaches.