Agoraphobia? Who's he? | (ft. Talia)

Agoraphobia? Who's he? | (ft. Talia)

This week we are joined by one of our oldest friends, Talia, for an honest conversation about living with agoraphobia. Together, we talk about what agoraphobia actually is, how it impacts daily life, common misconceptions, and the realities of navigating anxiety and fear in a world that often doesn't understand either. Through personal stories, laughter, and vulnerability, we explore the human side of agoraphobia and the importance of compassion, support, and connection.

Be Who You Are - Pride 2026

Happy pride! In this episode we explore the intersection between gender fluidity and Neurodivergence. We also discuss the difference between sex and gender while shedding light on the mental heal crisis within different communities.

Dad's Debut

We wanted to introduce you all to our dad. He's a huge inspiration and role model for us now that we are older. We wanted to give you a better understanding of who we are and where we came from. We discuss our first experiences with anxiety, but we mostly just wanted to laugh along with our dad.

The "In Between" - dealing with black and white thinking

In this episode, we're talking about black-and-white thinking—that all-or-nothing mindset that can leave us feeling stuck, frustrated, or hard on ourselves. We explore how this way of thinking shows up in everyday life and share practical ways to find more flexibility, balance, and self-compassion.

Love is the Message

In this episode of Blame it on the Brain, we're catching up, rambling a little, and unpacking the new biopic on THE biggest icon - The person who inspired the name of this podcast. We open up about how much he influenced us growing up, what it felt like seeing his story on screen, and some of the conversations around him possibly being on the spectrum. A real and laid-back conversation about childhood identity, nostalgia, and how certain people can leave a lasting mark on the way we see ourselves and the world around us.