billie sangha hosts conversations exploring the grey areas of life, as well as the stances that are very black and white. each episode is shared with a guest as we touch on polyamory, ageism, the difference between ambition and escapism, separation of the art from the artist, oatmilk as the superior alternative milk, genderqueerness v. gender-apathy, neurodivergence, whether or not this is all really just a simulation, among many other nuanced (or not at all nuanced) topics.
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billie sangha hosts conversations exploring the grey areas of life, as well as the stances that are very black and white. each episode is shared with a guest as we touch on polyamory, ageism, the difference between ambition and escapism, separation of the art from the artist, oatmilk as the superior alternative milk, genderqueerness v. gender-apathy, neurodivergence, whether or not this is all really just a simulation, among many other nuanced (or not at all nuanced) topics.
pand shares the story of her younger sister and their family’s journey of research + advocacy. how can we show up better as people interacting with neurodiverse people all the time? how have media portrayals and casting decisions affected neurodivergent people? what is it like to be a parent or guardian fighting for accessibility and understanding? in what ways do our thinly veiled moments of ableism go unchecked?
you can also read more in an interview she did with her family that goes into detail about their experience with getting diagnoses, services, and the right and helpful information to accommodate and empower a loved one who just happens to be autistic and have ADHD: https://twotwoone.nyc/the-world-is-still-learning-to-how-to-accept-austism/
the pastel podcast
billie sangha hosts conversations exploring the grey areas of life, as well as the stances that are very black and white. each episode is shared with a guest as we touch on polyamory, ageism, the difference between ambition and escapism, separation of the art from the artist, oatmilk as the superior alternative milk, genderqueerness v. gender-apathy, neurodivergence, whether or not this is all really just a simulation, among many other nuanced (or not at all nuanced) topics.
