Ever feel like you're playing a character just to get through the workday? Or maybe you're navigating job interviews, wondering why eye contact feels like a cosmic challenge? Yep, we get it. We've been there too, and so has our incredible guest this week!

Caitlin is here with Diedra Steward, a fantastic Workplace Self-Advocacy Coach and the brains behind Stigma on the Clock. Diedra's all about helping neurodivergent or chronically ill folks ditch the workplace overwhelm, understand their rights, and actually get the accommodations they need.

Inspired by a question from one of our listeners, we're diving deep into what it's really like for neurodivergent pros trying to thrive in a neurotypical world. We get honest about the masking tax and how job interviews can feel like social obstacle courses. We unpack how to spot red and green flags in job postings, when and how to disclose a disability, and why you should absolutely ask for accommodations in the interview process (yes, you can—and Deidre tells you how).

"So we're kind of trying to operate on like the thesis of we shouldn't have to mask to be successful. And then obviously that's a beautiful, wonderful utopian society where everybody's differences are valued... But we live in capitalism world, which sometimes does require us to hide parts of ourselves." - Caitlin

You'll totally learn:

• Understanding and navigating workplace rights and asking for accommodations.
• The real tension between wanting to unmask and the messy reality of capitalism
• Awesome strategies for finding your perfect work environment
• Deidre’s brilliant spreadsheet for documenting accommodations (and why you’ll want it)
• How to spot the glaring red flags in company culture (like when they say "we're like a family here"—omg, run!).
• The glorious green flags that mean a company really cares, like actually offering mental health days in their benefits.

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Did you ever have someone in your life who had the nerve to tell you that you weren’t “using it enough," and proceeded to take it away? Maybe it was a hobby or, I don't know, a passion project... yep, we've been there too! From childhood trauma (RIP Lorelei the guitar ) to adult reclamation of play and joy, to having a camera sold by a partner who couldn’t handle your natural talent, this is an episode about pacing, permission, and refusing the sad beige narrative that says your hobbies have to be useful, profitable, or productive to be worth it.

💬 "We are not obligated to like wear flour sack dresses and be like the most simple, plain minimalist people that we could possibly be, so that we never waste time or money. That's boring! That's sad! THAT'S BEIGE! I don't wanna be sad and beige. I want to be colorful and bright and glittery." - Caitlin

You will learn:

• How creative joy can be stolen through control, guilt, and comparison
• Recognizing the difference between “flaky” and “flexible"
• Letting yourself suck at stuff before you get good
• How neurodivergent people build creativity on nonlinear timelines

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In this episode, Caitlin takes a flamethrower to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, the capitalist grind that keeps us from self-actualizing. They unpack the ways hustle culture, capitalism, and patriarchal conditioning have taught us to earn joy, rest, and creativity—when in reality, it's our birthright! From talking about your creative drives as fundamental needs to revealing the original Blackfoot nation model that Maslow "borrowed" from (and then warped), Caitlin helps us reimagine what it means to be a fully expressed human.

 💬" Joy is your birthright. Creativity is your birthright. This is really important stuff. You deserve to be a completely self-actualized human being from the minute you are born. Our childhoods should be spent figuring out who we are, not how to please our parents." - Caitlin

What We Explore in This Episode:

• Why Maslow’s hierarchy is a colonized, capitalist trap (and what he stole from the Blackfoot Nation)
• The real structure of human needs (hint: it starts with self-actualization, not survival)
• Why creativity is not optional—it’s essential
• How our systems keep us exhausted so we can’t rebel, rest, or become ourselves
• A new way to visualize your needs as a fluid, responsive spectrum (not a rigid pyramid)
• What it means to build community through knowing yourself first

 Neurodivergent Creative Reflection Prompts:

• What actually makes you feel like yourself?
• What are your true needs, beyond survival?
• In what ways have you felt you needed to "earn" joy, rest, or creativity?
• Where in your life are you trying to “self-actualize” through perfectionism or productivity?
• If you already believed you were worthy from the start, what would you do differently today?

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Welcome back, Neurodivergent Creative! In this episode, Caitlin gets super real about the struggle many of us face: trying to nurture our creative spirit when life throws us into "survival mode." From rampant inflation to stagnant wages, it's easy for your creative outlets to take a backseat. But maintaining a connection to your creativity is vital, even when life itself gets really tough to manage.

💬 “Creativity is a kind of self-care. Creativity is a need.” – Caitlin

If you're overwhelmed by the demands of daily life, this episode is for you.

If you've felt your creative spark dim amidst tough times, this episode is for you.

If you think you don't have the time or money for art, you might need to hear this even more.

What We Explore in This Episode:

• The raw reality of living in survival mode and why creativity often gets sidelined.
• Why this episode is NOT about shaming you or adding more "shoulds" to your life.
• Understanding "titration" as a gentle way to ease back into your creative practice.
• Practical, affordable ways to reconnect with your art, even with limited time, energy, or money.
• Why creativity is a fundamental human need, as essential as safety and community.

PLUS: A special announcement about the return of The Creatives Rebellion, now on a "pay what you can" model! Get the scoop on weekly mini-sodes, workshops to unlearn hustle culture, fireside chats, and more.

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Welcome back to our final Wrath Month episode! This Pride series has been equal parts spicy, salty, and canonnically juicy—and the grand finale is no exception. In this episode, Caitlin Liz Fisher takes us on a storytelling frolic through queer history, unearthing the hidden and often deliberately erased queer identities of well-known historical figures. Spoiler alert: they were totally doing it, y’all!

💬"Let's make queer history accessible to the masses!" - Caitlin Liz Fisher

What We Explore in This Episode:

- 5 historical legends that were hella queer

- The joy and rage of uncovering erased queer histories

- The patriarchy’s long tradition of erasing queerness and gender variance

Pride Month Recap:

• Ep 167: Magnus Hirschfeld and queer history stolen by Nazis
• Ep 168: Bi Erasure with Bailey Merlin
• Ep 169: Nonbinary Identity
• Ep 170: Queer historical icons (this one!)

Resources & Links Mentioned:

• Autistic Culture Podcast – Emily Dickinson Episode
• Frida Kahlo: The Paintings by Hayden Herrera

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Welcome back to Queer Wrath Month, Neurodivergent Creative!

In this episode, Caitlin dives deep into nonbinary gender identity—what it is, what it isn’t, and why it’s time we unlearn the binaries we’ve been spoon-fed... because apparently, it’s 2025 and some of y’all still think gender has only two options like it’s a sad vending machine. (ugh!)

If you’re nonbinary, this episode is for you.

If you’re confused about what it means, this episode is for you.

If you're mad about it... you might need to hear it even more.

The truth is gender diversity has alwaaaays existed. If you can believe in left-handed people, redheads, and the periodic table of elements, you can believe in nonbinary folks too. It's time we bust these binaries, call out all these cisnomartive nonsense, and wear your gender however the hell you want.

💬 “If so many cultures across the entire planet have understood that gender is not a binary, then we need to catch up—instead of banning trans people from bathrooms, which is a waste of time and tax dollars, frankly. That is nonsense.” – Caitlin

Here's what we get into:

- Sex vs Gender Expression vs Gender Identity

- What does nonbinary identity actually mean?

- Hot takes on Ms. as a nonbinary pronoun

- How colonialism erased third genders across cultures

- How gender-affirming care benefits everyone (yes, even cis people)

- Overlap of autism + gender expansiveness

- Lots of science, lots of stats, and more than one “daddy chill” moment

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Interactive Global Map of Third Genders

• Meta-Analysis on Autism & Gender Identity

📕 The Gaslighting of the Millennial Generation by Caitlin Fisher

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Welcome to Pride Month... or as we like to call it here, Queer Wrath Month!

This episode is for every bisexual person who has felt left out, questioned, or erased in the very spaces that are supposed to celebrate them. Caitlin is joined by Bailey Merlin—researcher, advocate, author, and co-host of the Bisexual Killjoy podcast—for a conversation about what it really means to be bi+ in a world that still struggles to make space for us.

Bailey brings her lived experience and professional insight to the mic, sharing what she’s learned from years of community building and organizing, including her work with the Bi+ Book Gang. Together, she and Caitlin explore the complicated realities of bisexual identity, from partner-gender policing and “straight-passing” myths to the constant pressure to explain yourself in both queer and straight spaces. They also touch on something deeper: how infighting and gatekeeping weaken our collective power, and how we can return to something more grounded.

If you’re bi, pan, queer in all directions, or someone who wants to do better by the bi+ community, this episode is a heartfelt invitation. Because we all deserve to be here. No gatekeeping. No paper-checking. Just more room at the table.

💬 " Queer people should just be letting queer people into queer spaces. You cannot ask somebody like for their papers. That’s cop behavior!" - Caitlin Liz Fisher

💬 "If you say bisexuality is transphobic, you're being biphobic, because it's not." - Caitlin Liz Fisher

💬 " In my research, in the interviews that I do, I'd say like 60% of people will tell me that their identity doesn't matter. Like, 'oh, it's not a big deal.' But it is! It doesn't have to be all you are, but saying that it's not a big deal makes me really sad, because it means you're like distancing yourself from a part of yourself, which is not good for your overall mental wellness." - Bailey Merlin

What We Talk About:

- The ugly rise of biphobia during Pride Month and why it hits harder online

- The ongoing pressure to "do queer correctly" and the exhaustion of having to justify your place in the community

- Why bisexuality is still misunderstood, misrepresented, and debated even within the LGBTQIA+ community

- The harm of the bi vs pan discourse, and policing queer identities

- How fascism and scarcity culture feed queer infighting (and what we should be doing instead!)

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IT’S PRIDE MONTH, and you know what that means, neurodivergent queer creatives! Time for some radical queer history. You know, the ones the school books intentionally left out.In this episode of The Neurodivergent Creative Podcast, we’re going back—like waaay back—to the early 1900s, when Dr. Magnus Hirschfeld was pioneering queer rights, trans healthcare, sex education, and radical inclusivity in Berlin... until the friggin Nazis came and burned it all down! We’re not behind on queer and trans rights by a few decades. Nope! We’re 60+ years behind where we could’ve been because fascism doesn’t just erase lives, it erases progress too.

💬"Bodies should not be legislated. Relationships should not be legislated. If we speak about unalienable rights for every human in the fucking constitution, why do we act like this?" – Caitlin Liz Fisher

This discussion isn’t just a queer history lesson—it’s a call to remember what we’ve lost, what we're still fighting for, and what it means to keep going in the face of erasure. Caitlin connects the dots from Hirschfeld to modern queer resistance, from book burnings to DEI bans... It's unfiltered real talk. It's resistance. It's ours.

In this episode, Caitlin talks about:

• The revolutionary legacy of Magnus Hirschfeld
• How queer rights, women’s rights, and trans rights are all interconnected
• The Institute for Sexual Science (and its tragic destruction by the Nazis)
• What fascism looked like then—and what it looks like now
• Why we must stop acting like LGBTQ+ oppression is a “new” problem
• The hard truth about liberal complicity and performative politics
• Rage, resistance, and reclaiming Pride with purpose

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What if there’s no “right” way to write a book? No perfect planner, no ideal routine, no craft book that finally cracks the code?

In this episode, Caitlin is joined by Rachel May and Emily Golden of Golden May Editing to talk about writing with ADHD, embracing creative discomfort, and why the mess is the magic. From late diagnoses to revising six drafts only to return to the first, this conversation is a vulnerable, hilarious, and deeply validating permission slip for anyone who’s tired of doing it “by the book.”

💬 “You can’t shame your way into self-trust. And you can’t spreadsheet your way into a sacred first draft.” — Caitlin Liz Fisher

If you've ever felt like a “bad writer” for needing breaks, changing your mind, or hating your once-brilliant plot twist—this episode is your reminder: writing isn’t about following the rules. It’s about trusting yourself.

What You’ll Learn:

• Why late-diagnosed ADHD reshaped Rachel’s approach to writing, coaching, and self-compassion
• How writing craft books often fail neurodivergent writers and why the problem isn’t you
• The myth of the perfect process and what to do when your system stops working
• Why intuition matters more than a rigid routine in writing the book only you can write
• The importance of letting yourself feel every messy, frustrating, beautiful emotion that comes with creativity

LINKS FOR THIS EPISODE:

Rachel May 

https://www.instagram.com/bookcoachrachel/

Emily Golden

https://www.instagram.com/ebgoldenbooks/

Golden May Editing

https://goldenmayediting.com

Tenacious Writing Community: 

https://www.tenaciouswriting.com

https://www.instagram.com/tenaciouswriting/

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Your brain wants to keep you safe. Your creativity wants to set you free. And somewhere between those two is you—spiraling, second-guessing, and crying into your draft wondering if you accidentally deleted your own soul.

In this episode of The Neurodivergent Creative Podcast, Caitlin talks about what it's like when you lose your creative connection, and how to gently find your way back. Whether you’re writing a novel, launching a project, or trying something new for the first (or umpteenth) time, this is your invitation to soften into being a beginner again.

💬 “Creativity is the way that we leave a legacy of human experience. Your brain isn’t designed for that—but your spirit is. Your heart is. Your soul is.” – Caitlin Liz Fisher

In this episode, Caitlin gets real about:

- Why your brain rebels against learning new things (it’s biology, not failure)

- The existential spiral of losing connection with your own story

- People-pleasing in your creative work (even when you don’t realize it’s happening)

- The spiritual side of storytelling and reconnecting with your heart

- Creativity as legacy, not performance

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