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Lily Bunny has a candid conversation with Auti Auri about her ventures into the world of age-regression and little space from how pacifiers help her from self injurious stimming, how diapers can help with periods and how cannabis can help her defog her mind. She discusses her autism and learning difficulties in length and how they contribute to her age regression concluding chatting about her greatest passion of animals. Follow @littlest_lily_bunny on Instagram Purchase the Fixx Size 10 pacifier in purple: https://ca.rearz.ca/fixx-adult-pacifier/?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAdGRleASardlleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA8xMjQwMjQ1NzQyODc0MTQAAaduUsNd1bLJBHX4Fue8LV0F83L0PHr3CsIV6AWghNitOZZfiUPEpKn5_TNc4g_aem_elkBgTij0HbGra8KBqcPIA Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Unmasking Autism, Inner Child Healing & Adult Pacifiers (with Kristen) | Pacifying with Auti Auri & Friends an autistic creator who uses Instagram to heal her inner child through photo shoots, makeup looks, toys, and adult pacifiers. Kristen describes growing up undiagnosed despite paperwork indicating autism, receiving a sensory processing disorder label, struggling for school accommodations (IEP/504), and coping with noise sensitivity, shutdowns, and masking. She shares how homeschooling, returning to public school, reliance on one close friend, and later anxiety and depression medication shaped her experience, and how losing that friendship helped her unmask. Kristen explains reconnecting with childhood interests (American Girl dolls, Littlest Pet Shop, coloring, Barbie movies), her nonsexual “little space,” and using adult pacifiers for oral fixation, stimming, and reducing finger picking. She discusses viral backlash, bullying, and misinformation about teeth, support from her mom and friend, and encourages others to pursue inner child healing without shame. EMAIL: [email protected] / FOLLOW: @unmaskingautiauri Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Unmasking with Charlotte Bergslein (The Spectrum Girl): Late Autism/ADHD Diagnosis, Complex PTSD, and Ehlers-Danlos The host interviews Charlotte Bergslein, a Norwegian creator known as “The Spectrum Girl,” about her personal neurodivergent story. Charlotte shares feeling different and depressed from early childhood after her parents’ divorce, lifelong loneliness and misunderstandings, bullying and social rejection, and years of conflict in school, work, and relationships. After a major life crash, severe depression, and intensive trauma therapy, she was diagnosed at 38 with autism and ADHD, describing masking and how complex PTSD and burnout were shaped by years of being undiagnosed and mislabeled. She discusses family reactions, including her mother’s guilt, her sister’s earlier ADHD diagnosis, and her belief that her father is likely undiagnosed autistic. Charlotte talks about building community online, the benefits and harms of a larger platform, and how reaching out to followers helped during a December crisis involving betrayal, bullying, and self-harm risk. She also explains being diagnosed at 39 with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome after years of medical gaslighting, how she adapts to chronic pain and mobility limits (including using airport wheelchair assistance), and what she wishes people understood about invisible disabilities. She ends by calling for more kindness, patience, and space for autistic people to ask questions without judgment. 00:00 Welcome and Guest Intro 02:49 Meet Spectrum Girl 03:32 Feeling Different Early 06:53 Life Crash and Diagnosis 09:23 Taboo and Self Doubt 11:45 Therapy and Masking 18:08 Trauma Roots in Childhood 21:50 Bullying and Social Exclusion 25:12 Abuse and Workplace Harassment 31:51 PTSD vs Autism Clarity 35:57 Family Reactions and Heredity 42:16 Sister Relationship Dynamics 44:04 Social Media Advocacy Challenges 50:44 Crisis and Reaching Out 53:19 Community Support Saves 55:28 Fighting Back With Tools 57:00 December Rejection Fallout 01:00:36 Exposure Plans and Logistics 01:04:43 Small Steps Talking Again 01:05:18 Ehlers-Danlos Diagnosis Journey 01:15:07 Living With Pain and Limits 01:17:16 Invisible Disability Awareness 01:25:02 Mobility Aids and Travel 01:29:03 Kindness and Final Takeaways Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

contains adult themes listener discretion advised Pacifying With Wormi: ABDL, Healing, Boundaries, Spirituality & Sobriety ABDL creator Wormi (@BBWORMI) joins the podcast to talk about what pacifies her—little space, pacifiers, bottles, diapers, and nighttime routines—plus the mental health side of ABDL, staying safe in the community (red flags/grooming/boundaries), spirituality/omnism, and her sobriety journey. Next week: an interview with Charlotte Bergslein (The Spectrum Girl). 29:28 Asking Wormi about neurodivergence 31:18 Wormi's love of diapers 42:30 Faith. Spirituality and Omnism 55:45 Wormi's substance use and journey to sobriety contact the podcast: [email protected] find out more: www.neurorainbowproject.com follow on social media: @unmaskingautiauri Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

SynopsisIn this powerful episode of DisElectAbility, host Aar Jae Williams is joined by Ashleigh Talbot, co-founder of the independent trans news podcast What The Trans?!. Together, they explore the current political, social, and media landscape affecting the UK’s trans and disabled communities. The conversation spans the deeply controversial Supreme Court ruling in For Women Scotland v. Scottish Ministers, the impact of the Sullivan and Cass reviews on trans healthcare, the role of right-wing US influence in shaping UK policy, and the devastating proposed cuts to disability benefits like PIP under the Labour government. Ashleigh, a wheelchair user and MS patient, brings a razor-sharp critique of media transphobia, the NHS’s failures in supporting marginalised identities, and the performative neutrality of mainstream journalism. The episode also features a heartfelt voice note from trans activist Bex Foulsham responding to the Supreme Court ruling, emphasizing the psychological toll and erosion of legal protections for trans people in the UK. From media myths to grassroots resistance, this is a call to action: resist, organize, support one another, and push back against a growing wave of ableism and transphobia. Key ThemesTransphobia in State and Media: Media’s complicity in pushing gender-critical ideology and exclusionary narratives.Healthcare Access & Censorship: The Cass and Sullivan reviews as state-sanctioned mechanisms to restrict care.Disability Rights & Welfare Cuts: Harsh critiques of Labour’s and Tory policies on PIP, universal credit, and NHS reforms.Intersectionality: Being trans, disabled, neurodivergent – how multiple identities face compounded marginalisation.Activism & Mutual Aid: Highlighting protests by Crips Against Cuts and DPAC; the importance of mutual care networks. Guests:Ashleigh Talbot – Co-founder of What The Trans?!, journalist, activist, disabled trans woman living with MS. Bex Foulsham - non-binary trans woman who is a member of the Liberal Democrats and campaigner EMAIL: [email protected] FOLLOW ASHLEIGH ON BLUESKY: https://bsky.app/profile/ashleigh.whatthetrans.com FIND MORE ABOUT WHAT THE TRANS?!: https://whatthetrans.com/ SIGN PETITION ON THE SUPREME COURT RULING: https://www.change.org/p/overturn-the-uk-s-new-legal-definition-of-a-woman Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Economic and Policy Impacts on Disabled People: A Conversation with Robert Buckland In this episode of DisElectAbility, the Disability Politics Podcast, host Aar Jae/Eira-Auri Williams engages in a detailed discussion with Robert Buckland, former MP and cabinet minister, focusing on disability and autism policies in the UK. They explore the economic policies over the past 15 years, the impact of austerity on disabled people, and Buckland's work with the autism employment review. Buckland also shares his personal connection to autism, insights from his political career, and perspectives on current political challenges and government actions. The episode emphasises the need for improved support, inclusivity, and policy reform to better meet the needs of disabled people in the UK. Email: neurorainbowproject.com Follow on Bluesky: @neurorainbwoproject.com Visit: neurorainbowproject.com/diselectability for more Please like subscribe follow and share episode content: 00:00 Introduction to Electability Podcast 00:49 Overview of British Politics and Disability 02:23 Economic Policies and Their Impact on Disabled People 06:38 Political Activism and Social Media 13:41 Interview with Robert Buckland 14:07 Robert Buckland's Political Journey and Autism Advocacy 18:38 Challenges and Achievements in Autism Support 25:15 Reflections on Government Policies and Future Directions 57:13 Closing Remarks and Future Episodes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Exploring Dissociative Identity Disorder and Little Space with Raz In this episode, the host Eira Auri (Autisticly Aar) discusses the intricate and often misunderstood mental health condition Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) previously recognsied as multiple personality disorder with guest Raz, known as Little Alt Space on Instagram. Raz shares personal experiences of living with DID, the complexities of different alters, and the challenges of navigating relationships and daily life including how her DID impacts on her skills and abilities exploring what it means to experience age-regression with alters in the system. The conversation also delves into the significance of regression, Little Space, and ABDL (Adult Baby Diaper Lover) as coping mechanisms linked to childhood trauma. Raz talks about the comfort and safety found in little items like pacifiers and diapers, as well as how these items aid in managing sensory sensitivities and are essential with the trauma healing journey she has embarked to nurture the needs of her inner-child. The episode underscores the importance of understanding and compassion towards those with DID and related neurodivergent conditions such as autism and ADHD. This podcast episode is recommended to an audience of 18+, This podcast includes references to trauma childhood, childhood trauma and possible references to self-harm Find more about D.I.D: https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/types-of-mental-health-problems/dissociation-and-dissociative-disorders/dissociative-disorders/ Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/HMWcAcXjNmw?si=pJ0P3-c5DRcimkvw read the podcast interview: https://www.neurorainbowproject.com/rainbow-reads/deep-dive-into-did email the podcast: [email protected] follow on bluesky: @neurorainbowproject.com/@pacifyingmyautism.com Episode Rundown 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast 00:31 Exploring Nonbinary Identity 00:56 Podcast Focus and Themes 01:54 Understanding Neurodivergent Experiences 07:56 Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) Explained 15:00 Impact of DID on Relationships 18:53 Coping with DID and Age Regression 20:22 Exploring DID and Age Regression 22:23 Social Media and Little Space 24:42 Linking DID with ADHD and Autism 27:09 Sensory Comforts and Regression 27:57 Collecting Little Items 30:07 Understanding DID and Integration 38:59 ABDL and Non-Sexual Regression 40:16 Challenges and Coping Mechanisms 44:14 Final Thoughts and Reflections Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Exploring Neurodivergence and Reality TV with Dan Bird from The Traitors UK In this episode of the 'New Rainbow Cast' podcast, host Aar Jae Williams interviews Dan Bird, a contestant from Season 3 of The Traitors UK. Dan, who is autistic, shares his experiences on the reality game show, discussing the intersections of neurodivergence, identity, and strategy. Additionally, Dan talks about his book 'Go Neuro Way,' which offers travel tips for neurodivergent people. The episode aims to educate and provide insight into the life of neurodivergent individuals through personal experiences and thoughtful conversation. Runthrough of whats on the episode:00:00 Introduction to the Podcast 00:04 Exploring Neurodivergent Experiences 02:09 Guest Introduction: Dan Bird 07:06 Dan's Journey with Autism 08:56 Challenges and Strategies in Reality TV 32:45 Dan's Book on Neurodiverse Travel 39:47 Reflections and Future Plans 45:34 Closing Remarks and Contact Information Follow on social mediaBluesky: @neurorainbowproject.com Instagram: @neurorainbowproject Follow Dan on Instagram: @djzb100 Subscribe to Youtube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@NeuroRainbowProject Subscribe on Patreon: patreon.com/RainbowPacifier Donate via Ko-Fi: ko-fi.com/neurorainbowproject Get in touch via email: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Intersection of Politics and Fandom: An Interview with Dr. Phoenix CS Andrews In this episode of Diselectability, Aar Jae Williams (Eira-Auri) interviews Dr. Phoenix CS Andrews, author of 'I Heart Politics,' which explores the theory of political fandom culture and its impacts in the age of mass-market popular culture. Dr. Andrews, who is disabled and neurodivergent, shares insights on how autism and ADHD influence his perspective on political engagement. The discussion delves into the intersections of fandom, populism, conspiracy theories, and the broader implications for disabled and marginalised communities. Additionally, they touch on Dr. Andrews' personal journey with late diagnoses of several disabilities and the unique challenges and experiences that come with it. The episode also explores how disabled people navigate political spaces, the representation of neurodivergent and transgender individuals in media, and how supportive fandoms provide community and identity. Upcoming episodes will feature interviews relevant to disability and politics, including a talk with former government minister Robert Buckland on government policies affecting disabled people. For more from Dr. Andrews please and his book visit thatdocphoenix.com and https://linktr.ee/iheartpolitics Any personal quieries, feedback or responses to anything discussed email: [email protected] Subscribe to the new patreon channel visit patreon.com/rainbowpacifier or support via ko-fi https://ko-fi.com/neurorainbowproject For more visit neurorainbowproject.com 00:00 Welcome to Diselectability Politics Podcast 01:14 Introducing Dr. Phoenix C. S. Andrews 02:45 Exploring Political Fandom Culture 03:53 Subscription and Social Media Information 05:28 Dr. Andrews' Personal Journey 08:07 Understanding Neurodivergence 10:57 Challenges in Education and Employment 26:29 Living with Cerebral Palsy 34:17 Adapting Sports for Disabled Individuals 41:46 Facing Accessibility Challenges 42:17 Visibility and Advocacy 42:59 Guide Dog Discrimination 44:17 Politics as Fandom 46:50 Writing 'I Heart Politics' 50:50 Defining Fandom and Populism 01:01:44 Negative Fandoms and Conspiracy Theories 01:10:50 Impact on Marginalized Communities 01:14:43 Changing Attitudes and Future Prospects 01:19:02 The Political Capitalization of Concepts 01:20:02 Impact of Famous Figures on the Autistic Community 01:21:20 Media Representation and Stereotypes 01:22:33 Challenges of Neurodivergent Representation 01:23:15 Misconceptions and Stereotypes 01:25:16 Navigating Social Interactions 01:39:07 Fandoms and Community Building 01:46:39 Accessibility and Inclusion in Fandoms 01:49:42 Hopes for Change in Neurodivergent and Queer Communities 01:54:48 Conclusion and Upcoming Episodes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Overcoming Challenges: Lydia's Journey with ADHD, Masking, and Sobriety Join us as Lydia, also known as @theconfidentwoman on TikTok, revisits her journey with ADHD and sobriety. Diagnosed with ADHD in May 2021, Lydia reflects on her identity crisis following a misdiagnosis of bipolar disorder and shares insights into her path towards self-acceptance. She discusses the stigmas surrounding substance abuse, her battles with addiction, and the role of support meetings in her recovery. Lydia also delves into understanding her autistic traits, the challenges of masking, and the importance of routine. Discover her transformations and personal growth over the past year and be inspired by her resilience and determination to live authentically. 00:00 Introduction and Guest Reintroduction 01:00 ADHD Diagnosis and Misdiagnosis 02:17 Identity Crisis and Acceptance 05:37 Self-Medication and Substance Abuse 06:52 Burnout and Career Changes 09:57 Addiction and Recovery Journey 17:29 Support Systems and Meetings 27:57 Decriminalization and Legalization Debate 48:34 Navigating Sobriety and Medication 49:10 Exploring Sensory Preferences and Stimming 52:50 Understanding Masking and Identity 01:00:22 The Challenges of Routine and Change 01:08:31 The Neurodivergent Spectrum 01:20:42 Confidence Coaching and Personal Development 01:28:56 Final Thoughts and Encouragement Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jane Edwards: Embracing Autism and Comedy In this episode, comedian, writer, and actor Jane Edwards from Wales shares her journey of being diagnosed with autism during the pandemic. Jane recounts her childhood experiences, the challenges she faced, and the relief and revelation upon her diagnosis. She also delves into her comedic career, discussing early influences, the difficulties of breaking into the industry, and her love for British comedy and character work. Jane highlights the importance of the online space for her career, especially during the lockdown, and talks about her aspirations in acting and future projects. Additionally, she reflects on the growing neurodivergent community in the arts and its impact. Sources : www.neurorainbowproject.com/neuro_cast https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Cyz7rEXL5mAOcskXcumDEB7QovZ2jnom2hzTgnHeMx8/viewform?edit_requested=true/ Give some feedback  @NeuroRainbowProject  Threads, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Youtube email: [email protected] More from Jain Edwards: https://www.jainedwards.com Timeline: 00:00 Introduction to Jane Edwards 00:36 Discovering Autism 02:28 The Diagnosis Journey 05:00 Family Reflections 12:10 Challenges in Comedy 18:30 Navigating the Comedy Scene 20:37 Impact of the Internet 29:37 Comedy Inspirations and Style 36:55 Autistic Representation in Comedy 52:29 Future Aspirations 55:38 Where to Find Jane Edwards Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Neuro Rainbow Cast: Understanding Dyspraxia, Dyslexia, and Autism with Charis Gambon In this episode of the Neuro Rainbow Cast, host [Host Name] interviews Charis Gambon about her experiences with dyspraxia, dyslexia, and autism. Charis shares her journey from late diagnosis to advocacy, discussing her involvement in sports like fencing and historical reenactment, as well as her efforts to support the neurodivergent community. They explore the challenges she faced in academic settings, her contributions through writing articles, and the importance of tailored support for neurodivergent individuals. Charis also touches on the closure of the Dyspraxia Foundation and her work with new initiatives to ensure continuous support for the dyspraxic community. visit website: https://neurorainbowproject.com/neurocast follow on social media channels: @neurorainbowproject find Charis's articles: https://linktr.ee/CharisGambon follow Charis on instagram:https://www.instagram.com/that_historygirl/ Give me some feedback at: communityfeedback.neurorainbowproject.com Content Timings 00:00 Charis Gambon 00:53 Introduction to Charis 01:24 Early Life and Diagnosis Journey 04:44 University Challenges and Support 05:20 Advocacy and Community Involvement 08:49 Navigating University with Dyspraxia 12:14 Post-Diagnosis Support and Challenges 23:32 Self-Diagnosis and Autism 28:24 Writing and Advocacy Work 32:05 Freelance Writing Journey 32:49 Challenges and Tips for Dyslexic Writers 38:03 Overcoming Dyslexia in Education 43:33 Fencing and Dyspraxia 56:46 Historical Reenactment and Writing 59:45 Encouragement and Final Thoughts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Exploring Parenting of a autistic son and comedy with Josephine Lacey In this episode of Neuro Rainbow Cast, host Aar Williams interviews stand-up comedian Josephine Lacey, who is currently performing at the Edinburgh Fringe. They discuss Josephine's journey into comedy, which began as a hobby in 2009, and how her experiences as an autistic mother have shaped her comedic voice. Josephine shares insights about her career, the challenges of raising an autistic child, and the importance of storytelling in her performances. They also touch upon the broader issues of autism awareness and support. Josephine highlights the supportive communities and parent groups that have helped her navigate the complexities of parenting a neurodivergent child. The episode concludes with Josephine talking about her future plans, including a show at Soho Theatre and the possibility of touring. Follow Josephine as @funnyautismmama on social media for updates. 00:00 Introduction to Neuro Rainbow Cast 00:35 Meet Josephine Lacey: Stand-Up Comedian 01:00 Josephine's Journey into Comedy 02:04 Balancing Comedy and Parenting 04:57 Challenges and Triumphs of Parenting an Autistic Child 12:10 Educational and Informative Comedy 31:17 Josephine's Edinburgh Fringe Experience 34:39 Dyslexia and Comedy 39:31 Future Plans and Final Thoughts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Neuro Rainbow Cast with Alice Hewson: ADHD, Dyspraxia, and Neurodiversity in the WorkplaceIn this episode of the Neuro Rainbow Cast, Autisticly Aar interviews Alice Hewson, a writer from the northeast with dyspraxia and ADHD, about her neurodivergent journey and her new book, 'Neurodiversity in the Workplace.' Alice shares her experiences growing up with neurodivergent conditions under a system that often lacked adequate support. She discusses her late ADHD diagnosis during adulthood, coping mechanisms, and the importance of systemic inclusion for neurodivergent individuals in educational and workplace environments. Alice's book sheds light on creating psychologically safe workplaces and promotes changing cultural practices to better support neurodivergent employees. They also touch on current issues like the ADHD medication shortage and Alice's advocacy for universal design and effective communication in the workplace. The running order of the conversation00:00 Introduction and Podcast Promotion 00:22 Meet Alice Hewson: Author and Advocate 01:11 Alice's Neurodivergent Journey 02:50 University Challenges and Early Career 07:01 Discovering ADHD and Its Impact 15:03 The Importance of Systemic Inclusion 26:40 Inspiration Behind the Book 32:16 Research and Writing Process 35:26 Embracing Mistakes and Learning 36:10 Supportive Work Environments 36:56 Psychological Safety at Work 41:51 Mental Health First Aid Training 44:19 Advocating for Change 47:42 Political Perspectives on Disability 54:42 Challenges in Disability Advocacy 01:01:01 Universal Accessibility and Individual Needs 01:04:15 ADHD Medication Shortages 01:06:48 Final Thoughts and Book Promotion Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Exploring Neurodivergence and Self-Discovery with Author Sarah Boon In this episode of Neuro Rainbow Cast, host Autisticly Aar is joined by Sarah Boon for a second enlightening discussion. Sarah, an author on autism and ADHD, shares her journey of late diagnoses and the personal growth that followed. Initially diagnosed as dyslexic, she later discovered she was also autistic and had ADHD. Sarah emphasizes the importance of understanding and accepting neurodivergence. She talks about her book 'Young Autistic and ADHD,' which aims to guide and support young people navigating their diagnoses. The conversation covers topics such as self-diagnosis, mental health, social interactions, and the challenges of adulthood for neurodivergent individuals. Sarah also shares practical tips for managing daily life and stresses the significance of self-acceptance. Their discussion is a valuable resource for those seeking insight into the lived experiences of autistic and ADHD individuals. 00:00 Welcome Back, Sarah Boon! 00:28 Sarah's Journey with Autism and ADHD 02:55 The Importance of Self-Diagnosis 04:12 Personal Growth and Self-Acceptance 06:08 Practical Tips for Neurodivergent Life 07:19 Understanding Stimming and Social Challenges 08:47 Discovering Autism and ADHD 13:13 Writing the Book: Young Autistic and ADHD 27:54 Reflecting on Teenage Years and Early Adulthood 31:06 Realizing Neurodivergence 31:58 Writing the Book: Key Themes and Chapters 33:34 Exploring Executive Functioning 34:42 Navigating Young Adulthood 35:07 Relationships and Social Interactions 35:25 Emotional Well-being and Mental Health 37:10 Identity and Acceptance 42:21 Challenges in Academia and Research 48:10 The Role of Technology in Overcoming Challenges 51:41 Becoming a Published Author 53:36 Feedback and Future Plans 56:53 Historical Misdiagnoses and Family Ancestry 58:35 Promoting the Book and Final Thoughts Where you can buy Sarah's book: https://tr.ee/Iq6REy-s_V How to order direct from publisher: https://uk.jkp.com/products/young-autistic-and-adhdSarah's Blog: https://autisticallysarah.com/Sarah's Social media: @saraheboon on all platforms.  Follow on social media: @neurorainbowproject Email: [email protected] Find out more: https://neurorainbowproject.com/ Support the podcast" https://ko-fi.com/neurorainbowproject Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.