Welcome to the EVERYTHING BAGEL PODCAST. Meeting up for coffee turned into a thought provoking conversation. It is not new to us but this is how we get down. Parenting is intentional the intersection of many factors come into play and as black parents we get together to share our diverse views. The EverythingBagel, going wider and deeper.

Woodley shares personal anecdotes about the writing of ADHD - ish, and the opportunity to expand the conversation of ADHD in a different way.

Don’t throw away the parts of you that are important. As a neurodivergent, ADHDish individual, I dedicate this first episode to the Generation X kids—the Michael Jackson-era kids. Back when ADHD and being neurodivergent wasn’t cool, wasn’t discussed, and definitely wasn’t seen. You were on your own. This episode is for those of us who had to navigate life when no one else could see us, standing on our truth even when there weren’t names for it.

As neurodivergent individuals, we take the good with the bad, and hopefully—just hopefully—we have enough of ourselves left to share with the future generations. I’ve learned so much from listening to those who came before me and those who’ve come after.

This episode’s topic: Using More of Yourself Than Ever Before. In these times, it’s necessary. Don’t just use the parts others say are useful. You can give people the cake, but here’s the thing: this podcast is about owning the ingredients, the tools, and the strategies to make your cake your way.

Welcome to the first episode of The Everything Bagel, where we explore options beyond linear thinking. At the end, there’s a scenario involving homonyms and homophones—words that sound alike but have different meanings. Make sure you leave a comment