Neuro F**ked
Neuro F**ked
Podcast Description
100% produced by people on the spectrum. The Neuro F**ked Podcast features neurodivergent individuals from across the entertainment industry. We bring awareness to autism, anxiety, OCD and just about everything that could screw up your entire day, but we promise to make it fun. It's stories from actors, comedians, musicians and experts in clinical psychology. As we grow, we aim to make this a place where you feel less alone and showcase people who have made a career in the arts, despite their diagnosis.
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The podcast emphasizes awareness of neurodivergent conditions such as autism, anxiety, and OCD while sharing personal stories from guests including actors, comedians, musicians, and clinical psychologists. Episodes cover various themes, such as navigating the film industry as a neurodivergent individual, as exemplified by the discussion with actress Brooklynn Prince and her mother Courtney Prince about ADHD in Hollywood.
100% produced by people on the spectrum. The Neuro F**ked Podcast features neurodivergent individuals from across the entertainment industry. We bring awareness to autism, anxiety, OCD and just about everything that could screw up your entire day, but we promise to make it fun. It’s stories from actors, comedians, musicians and experts in clinical psychology. As we grow, we aim to make this a place where you feel less alone and showcase people who have made a career in the arts, despite their diagnosis.
What happens when your brain won't stop creating? For Rockerline Alfred Coleman – editor at Smosh, card game creator, and self-described project starter – the answer is simple: you learn to embrace the beautiful chaos.
In this captivating conversation, Rockerline reveals the journey from hiding his unique first name as a child to proudly embodying it as part of his creative identity. With refreshing candor, he shares the winding path that led him from ambitious film student to established YouTube editor, including walking uninvited into production studios, working multiple jobs while pursuing his dreams, and finally landing at Smosh. But achieving that dream job was just the beginning.
Rockerline's story illuminates the particular challenges and gifts of the creative mind. We explore how excess energy manifests through stimming behaviors and how creative projects can provide healthy outlets for expression. He offers invaluable insight into developing discipline to complete projects while maintaining the freedom to experiment across different creative domains. From card games to hot sauce, Rockerline demonstrates how pursuing unexpected passions can be the key to genuine fulfillment.
Perhaps most powerful is Rockerline's advice to ”get into a business that you have no business being in” – an approach that has repeatedly led him to discover new facets of his creativity. This conversation isn't just about one person's creative journey; it's about giving yourself permission to explore widely, fail occasionally, and find the unique combination of projects that truly fill your cup. Whether you're neurodivergent or simply searching for creative fulfillment, Rockerline's perspective will inspire you to embrace curiosity and follow your creative instincts, wherever they may lead.
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