Classroom inclusion often depends on peers knowing small, ordinary moves that keep someone present without calling attention to difference. In this 10‑minute episode Dr. Disruptor opens with a quiet scene: a child slipping out of a story time because noise and questions felt like too much. He then offers a short, dignity‑first Peer Pocket Guide parents, teachers, and youth leaders can teach in minutes: three micro-practices children can use (the Quiet Offer, the Simple Swap, and the Signal Share), age‑friendly scripts for preschool, elementary, and middle-school contexts, and a one‑minute rehearsal families can do at home. The episode centers respect, agency, and normalizing inclusion so peers become steady allies rather than accidental gatekeepers. Listeners leave with ready phrasing to teach a child, classroom scripts leaders can model, and a social CTA to try one practice and share a redacted example with @PluggedIntoYourDay using #DifferentIsBeautiful.