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Conversational Psychology with Dr. Nicholas Epley (alie ward)

An inspiring conversation between two excellent communicators; I've started talking with strangers, and I'm happier because of it!

BlackForager

Alexis' posts are so witty and smart and full of useful information on foraging so that we don't die. Her reel showing the difference between Queen Anne's Lace and Poison Hemlock saved my life.

Stepping Out of the Shadows

This episode from Hidden Brain inspired me to start carrying a small notebook wherever I go so that I can retrain my brain to focus on little, wonderful moments and stop perseverating on negative thoughts. Hurrah!

Sourcebooks

May I recommend my own book? Oh, good. Inspired by my brother, this illustrated nonfiction book profiles 22 athletes, artists, activists, and entrepreneurs around the world who happen to have Down syndrome. Meet the first U.S. Congressional lobbyist and first Ironman triathlete with this genetic condition. Meet a Guatemalan fashion designer, a British BBC actor, and a Japanese ballet dancer with Down syndrome. Meet the first teacher's aide with Down syndrome, "Wovey" from The Hunger Games, the rapper John Tucker from Born this Way, and Alex who loves math and gave a speech about inclusive education to the United Nations when he was nine years old.

Conversational Psychology with Dr. Nicholas Epley (alie ward)

An inspiring conversation between two excellent communicators; I've started talking with strangers, and I'm happier because of it!

BlackForager

Alexis' posts are so witty and smart and full of useful information on foraging so that we don't die. Her reel showing the difference between Queen Anne's Lace and Poison Hemlock saved my life.

Stepping Out of the Shadows

This episode from Hidden Brain inspired me to start carrying a small notebook wherever I go so that I can retrain my brain to focus on little, wonderful moments and stop perseverating on negative thoughts. Hurrah!

Sourcebooks

May I recommend my own book? Oh, good. Inspired by my brother, this illustrated nonfiction book profiles 22 athletes, artists, activists, and entrepreneurs around the world who happen to have Down syndrome. Meet the first U.S. Congressional lobbyist and first Ironman triathlete with this genetic condition. Meet a Guatemalan fashion designer, a British BBC actor, and a Japanese ballet dancer with Down syndrome. Meet the first teacher's aide with Down syndrome, "Wovey" from The Hunger Games, the rapper John Tucker from Born this Way, and Alex who loves math and gave a speech about inclusive education to the United Nations when he was nine years old.