One word; artichokes.

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Listen, we all do what we can and sometimes it ends up just being silliness. Which is just what we all need sometimes, am I right? Grab a drink and a seat and enjoy!!

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It's been a while... but here for your listening pleasure is another Q & A peppered with some good convo. Pull up your seat and grab a drink! Enjoy!!

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We're baaack!! Wow, it's been a long, long time. Since our last episode, life has really derailed then railed and then went sideways and needless to say, podcasting was last on our ever growing list of adult obligations. There has been a lot of growth and healing in the time we've been away from the microphone and a lot of it has been while we sit together during our G4 dates to laugh, cry, eat and drink. We try to answer life's deep, dark questions, but usually end up with more questions.
In this brand new episode, you'll get a glimpse into one of these sessions. And while we're still living and observing both the wonders and the obstacles of raising neurodivergent children, we intend to turn the discussion to thought provoking topics that we feel are pertinent to today's struggles and strife. So as usual, grab a drink and cozy up, cause here we go again!

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When you start the on the long and sometimes crazy road that is an autism diagnosis, finding all of the resources you can get your hands on is such a daunting task. One thing you can do is look to family and friends that have had similar experiences. We invited Claudia's sister on to do just that. Jeannie is a single mom with two young adult children, both who have been diagnosed with ASD and trying to find their way in the world. She has been nice enough to sit down with us and talk about her trials getting her boys what they need to thrive. As always, take a seat and settle in...we're about to get real!

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We are so incredibly excited to have had the opportunity to sit down with our guest, Nick Clark. Nick is a self-identified autistic and is a dad to twin girls, one of whom is autistic. It was one of those times when you find yourself not wanting to end the conversation because there was so much to talk about. What a great perspective from a dedicated dad. As always, get comfy, grab some snacks and a drink and have a listen.

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Lucky #13! Can you believe we've made it this far?! We finally had a chance to catch up and we just had to document it. We got to try out new podcast equipment and a new location. We talked about so much that's coming up and going on in our lives and we can't wait to share it all with you guys. Buckle up, grab and a drink and let's get to it!!

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Listen, sometimes you just have to set the record straight and to help us do that, we have James as our guest in Episode 12. He has been the topic some controversial topics, especially when it comes to food, and today, we hear his side.
In all seriousness, James is such a strong advocate for our little podcast and more importantly, in our children's lives throughout the years. He champions our success and we are thrilled to have him in our corner! As always, grab yourself a drink, a comfy seat and listen in as we discuss all things seedy...and then some!!

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