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Big Bad Beautiful Brains

Big Bad Beautiful Brains

著者: Big Bad Beautiful Brains
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Big Bad Beautiful Brains is a podcast about the messy brilliance of how our minds work. Honest conversations exploring how different brains think, work, and thrive — celebrating neurodiversity, neurodivergence and thinking differently, one story at a time. Hosted by James Kindred, designer, creative founder and proudly neurodivergent human, each episode is a space for open, thoughtful dialogue about the many ways our brains shape who we are and how we show up in the world. From light-hearted anecdotes to hard-won lessons, guests share how their minds help and hinder them — the coping tools they’ve built, the misunderstandings they’ve faced, and the discoveries that changed everything. The conversations are real, raw, and full of heart. You’ll hear from people from all walks of life — artists, entrepreneurs, parents, scientists, musicians, activists, and everyday thinkers — each bringing their own lens on what it means to navigate life with a brain that doesn’t always follow the rules. This isn’t a show about diagnoses or labels, but about human experience: how we make sense of our thoughts, find belonging, and design lives that work for the way we’re wired. It’s about burnout and breakthroughs, creativity and chaos, overstimulation and wonder. It’s about the big, the bad, and the beautiful moments that make our inner worlds so endlessly fascinating. Whether you’re neurodivergent yourself, love someone who is, or are simply curious about the incredible variety of human thought, Big Bad Beautiful Brains invites you to slow down, listen deeply, and celebrate the power of different minds. Because when we share how we really think, we make the world a little kinder, a little smarter, and a lot more human.2025 Big Bad Beautiful Brains 個人的成功 心理学 心理学・心の健康 自己啓発 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • Robin Deacon and their Big Bad Beautful Brain - SPILL Festival Special
    2025/10/20

    Keywords

    art, creativity, Suffolk, sound, memory, dreams, social media, companionship, artistic process, festival

    Summary

    In this conversation, Robin and James explore the intersection of art, memory, and the landscape of Suffolk. They discuss the power of sound and image in film, the importance of companionship with pets, and the challenges of navigating creativity in a digital age. Robin reflects on his artistic journey, the significance of memory and dreams, and the lessons learned from students. The conversation culminates in a discussion about balancing artistic expression with organizational responsibilities, particularly in the context of the Spill Festival.

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    49 分
  • Ezra Hewing and their Big Bad Beautiful Brain
    2025/10/30

    keywords

    music, curiosity, attention, learning, AI, storytelling, personal growth, mental health, experience, knowledge

    takeaways

    • Music plays a nostalgic role in our lives.
    • Curiosity is essential in understanding the world.
    • Attention can take different forms and is dynamic.
    • The balance between information, knowledge, and experience is crucial.
    • AI lacks the human element of curiosity and meaning.
    • Finding signal amidst noise is vital for clarity.
    • Storytelling holds valuable lessons for navigating life.
    • Personal growth often comes from unexpected experiences.
    • Open-mindedness can lead to surprising insights.
    • Expectations can hinder our ability to learn and grow.

    summary

    James and Ezra explore various themes including the role of music in life, the importance of curiosity, the dynamics of attention and learning, and the impact of AI on human experience. They discuss the balance between information, knowledge, and experience, emphasising the value of storytelling and personal growth through reflection. The conversation highlights the challenges of navigating a noisy world and the significance of open-mindedness in discovering new insights.

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    1 時間 8 分
  • Mark Pozlep and their Big Bad Beautiful Brain - SPILL Festival Special
    2025/10/23

    About Mark

    Mark Požlep — an artist from Slovenia whose work sits at the intersection of performance, travel, and social engagement. Mark creates what he calls durational performances — long, often physical journeys that place him in direct, embodied interaction with people and places. Through these experiences, he explores how art can question structures of power, provoke reflection, and connect us through shared moments of humanity. His work often unfolds across borders — geographically, politically, and emotionally — using media like travel logs, film essays, and documentary performance to translate the poetics of lived experience for audiences. At the heart of his practice is a question that feels especially relevant today: how can we truly understand experiences we haven’t lived ourselves?

    Keywords

    art, creativity, water, curiosity, personal growth, emotional connection, process, understanding, joy, future aspirations

    Summary

    In this conversation, Mark discusses his artistic journey, exploring themes of creativity, connection to water, and the emotional resonance of music. He reflects on the importance of curiosity in his work, the challenges of everyday life, and the joy found in small moments. Mark emphasizes the value of the creative process, the need for patience, and the significance of taking a pause before reacting. He shares his aspirations for the future, including learning new skills and continuing his artistic projects, while inviting listeners to consider their own processes of understanding and creation.

    Takeaways

    We need to understand experiences we haven't lived.

    Melancholic songs can provide comfort and uplift.

    Curiosity drives the need for understanding.

    The creative process is often more rewarding than the end result.

    Accepting that results take time is crucial.

    Finding joy in small moments can enhance our lives.

    Losing track of time in creativity is a flow state.

    Taking a pause before reacting can lead to better decisions.

    Learning new skills keeps the creative spirit alive.

    We are co-creators with the world around us.

    Sound bites

    "Accepting that results take time."

    "Little details make me smile."

    "We are co-creators with the world."

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction and Festival Preparation

    02:30 The Power of Music and Melancholy

    05:17 Curiosity and Connection with Water

    07:47 The Creative Process and Understanding

    10:07 Navigating Everyday Life

    12:02 Finding Joy in Small Moments

    14:42 The Importance of Presence and Observation

    16:49 Flow States in Creativity

    19:04 Advice on Impulsivity and Reflection

    21:25 Future Aspirations and Learning

    24:03 Key Takeaways and Closing Thoughts

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    28 分
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