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This week on Mentally Tabbed Out, we dive headfirst into the wildest corner of the animal kingdom. From frogs that freeze solid to shrimp that punch like boxers, we’re unpacking bizarre, hilarious, and slightly unhinged animal facts you’ll definitely want to drop at your next awkward party. Come for the facts, stay for the feral energy.
NEW EPISODE: Who’s Most Likely To… Lose Their Mind First? 🤯
Get ready to laugh, cringe, and call each other out — this week on Mentally Tabbed Out, we’re playing the chaotic and unfiltered game of Who’s Most Likely To! From weird habits and embarrassing moments to total unhinged behavior, we’re exposing each other and ourselves in the most neurospicy way possible.
Will someone admit to crying over a cartoon character? Who’s most likely to start a cult? Or forget what they were doing mid-sentence? (Spoiler: probably all of us.)
It’s messy. It’s hilarious. It’s painfully relatable.
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Ever wanted to scream because your shirt tag is scratchy, the lights are too bright, and someone’s chewing like a lawnmower next to your ear? Same. In this episode, we dive headfirst into sensory hell—the daily chaos of overwhelming sounds, textures, smells, and more. Whether you’re neurodivergent or just have a low sensory threshold, we’re talking overstimulation, shutdowns, coping hacks, and the weird stuff that sends us over the edge. It’s loud. It’s itchy. It’s real. Let’s unpack the madness.
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In this episode, Dr. Albert Bramante — veteran talent agent and author — dives into the core themes of his book, exploring how actors and creatives can break free from self-sabotage, imposter syndrome, and fear of failure. With a Ph.D. in Psychology and over 20 years in the entertainment industry, Dr. Bramante offers practical, mindset-shifting advice to help artists thrive.
Learn more and grab his hypnosis tools at albertbramante.com
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Make sure to also grab a copy of his book! Rise Above The Script
Growing Up Gay: Our Pride, Our Story”
It's Pride month! In episode, we’re getting personal. Join Skylar and his husband Brian as They open up about their journeys growing up gay—what it meant then, what it means now, and how their experiences shaped who they are today. From finding chosen family, they reflect on the challenges, triumphs, and everything in between. It’s raw, real, and rooted in Pride. Whether apart of the LGBTQ+ community or an ally looking to listen and learn, this one’s straight from the heart.
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Ever swear the Monopoly man had a monocle? Or that Pikachu’s tail had a black tip? Welcome to the world of Mandela Effects—where collective memory and reality just don’t line up.
In this episode, we deep-dive into the weirdest and most popular Mandela Effects, explore how memory works (or doesn’t), and question if we’re living in a glitched-out simulation… or just need more sleep.
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In this episode, we dive into what it was really like growing up in the 90s—before smartphones, when Saturday mornings meant cartoons and your biggest worry was rewinding the VHS tape. From school lunches. We share personal stories and memories that will hit home for any 90s kid. Whether you lived it or just love the era, join us for a heartfelt and hilarious look back at a childhood unlike any other.
This week, we’re talking all things Comic Con—the good, the geeky, and the downright overwhelming. From jaw-dropping cosplays (hello, Scarlet Witch and Sanderson Sisters!) to sensory overload and unexpected anxiety spirals, we break down what it’s really like attending a con when your brain has too many tabs open.
We share who we’d love to cosplay as (Batman? Wiccan? Chewbacca?), what we loved most about the con vibes, and how we managed our mental health when the crowds, noise, and chaos became a bit too much.
Comic Cons can be magical, but they can also be a lot—so this one's for our fellow neurospicy con-goers.
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We’ve all been there—saying a phrase with full confidence, only to find out we’ve been hilariously wrong the whole time. In this episode, we stumble through some of the most common misquoted lines and mixed-up sayings, like “for all intents and purposes” and that famous (but false) “Luke, I am your father.”
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