Rethinking Intelligence

This episode we discuss the intersection of gifted and LGBTQ+, a population that is rarely considered. This is for parents, educators, and individuals caring to learn. Join me as I discuss this topic with a pioneer on the subject, Dr. Terry Friedrichs, Ph.D., Ed.D. You can reach him at Friedrichs Education: [email protected]

In this episode we discuss a topic that often is missed in the gifted population. What does it mean to be gifted and LGBTQ+, especially when the intersection of these two are high. Terry Friedrichs is the authority on this topic and shares the complexity of this subject through storytelling and research.

This episode we talk with award winning science writer Stephen Ornes. We discuss science writing, his most fascinating articles, the annihilation of earth, and upcoming books. He is thought provoking in how he approaches science and the world around us - your mind will be stretched.

Unscripted - an episode where I share an unscripted take on Perspective as key to approaching life as gifted.

"If you don’t take care of the here and now, there is no future" -Miles Bugby 

Cindy talks Identity and success with Miles Bugby, a pro tennis player turned model and actor. He discusses how his core identity has remained constant throughout his career transitions, giving him confidence through life's challenges. Identity and success are complex, and we touch on several aspects of these important topic.

This episode we talk to the parents of gifted kids. It can be challenging, and we offer real tools and advice for navigating this space.

This is the first episode in the series: Elevated Thoughts - where we speak with those who have achieved great success and continue to shape and evolve their discipline or craft. Today's guest is not only renown for his illusions, but his ability to use magic to revolutionize how science is taught while reigniting Wonder in our youth (and adults!).

System Differences in the brain contribute to memory and social differences we see in the high intelligence population. Understand this wiring and one way to mitigate the stress that it causes.

System Differences in the brain contribute to memory and social differences we see in the high intelligence population. Understand this wiring and one way to mitigate the stress that it causes.

In this episode, Kari and I discuss various facets of working with gifted children and the complexities that make them a unique population to work with and understand.