Send us Fan Mail Podcast #3 - The 3D Thinker - Giftedness Unrealized In this podcast we address what it means to be a 3D+ thinker in a world that does not cultivate 3D thinking. We review what makes us gifted, the connection trauma has to increasing our divergent thinking capabilities and the value divergent thinking will have as AI becomes the go to for convergent thinking. This podcast references: The Renzulli - 3 Rings Conception of Giftedness https://gifted.uconn.edu/schoolwide-en...
Send us Fan Mail A trio of creative women discussing how their gestalt creative intelligence was perceived and treated across three different decades. We cover topics ranging from labels to fables. We possess very different backgrounds, ages, experiences and live in three different countries. We have never met in person and yet we have found having friendship with each other quite easy. We have more in common than they have differences. They met through the Creative Collective where we are co...
Send us Fan Mail Welcome to The Gifted Neurodivergent Podcast, where we explore the extraordinary minds of those who see the world differently. Host Lillian Skinner talks with independent researcher Allan White, a fascinating individual who has carved his own path in life. Allan, who has dyspraxia, joins us to shed light on this often-misunderstood neurotype and its surprising connections to conditions like Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. Together, they challenge traditional notions of intelligence, ...
Send us Fan Mail This episode of the Gifted Creative Podcast delves deeply into Aesop's fable of the City Mouse and the Country Mouse. It unpacks the metaphorical significance of the story, interpreting the city mouse as individuals who live in perpetual stimulation and under control, while the country mouse represents creatives who thrive in slower natural environments that offer freedom and simplicity. It questions the design of urban environments, much like the city mouse's luxurious...
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the Gifted Neurodivergent Child Podcast, the host provides a deep analysis and personal perspective on 'The Little Prince.' The discussion covers themes of holistic versus fragmented intelligence, and how children's stories encapsulate profound wisdom often missed in adult narratives. The host recounts their own childhood interactions with the story and critiques traditional adult behaviors reflected in the archetypes of the story. The episode emphasizes th...