The Neuro Fucked Podcast is an original series produced by creators on the autism spectrum, spotlighting neurodivergent voices across film, television, music, comedy, and digital media.
Each episode features in-depth conversations with actors, comedians, musicians, and leading experts in clinical psychology, exploring how autism, anxiety, OCD, ADHD, and related conditions shape creativity, ambition, and performance. The series blends candid storytelling with humor and insight, offering audiences both emotional resonance and practical perspective.
At its core, the show reframes diagnosis as dimension, highlighting artists who have built meaningful careers in the arts while navigating neurodivergence. As the audience grows, the podcast aims to become a trusted cultural platform that reduces stigma, expands representation, and creates community for listeners who rarely see their experiences reflected on screen.
Passion Over Hype: Building Art, Community, And Resilience
Send us Fan Mail What if the movies that raised you could power the stories you make now? We sit down with writer, director, and concept artist Richie Axel to trace his path from a family of Mexican artists to LA’s creative grind, and why 90s teen-versus-monster energy still punches through for Gen Z. Richie opens up about learning the business the hard way—moving from concept art to scripts and pitches, building a proof-of-concept for a sci-fi animated series, and deciding when to keep a pro...
18 Mar 2026
Batman, Trauma, And Turning Pain Into Purpose
Send a text A comic book panel can change a life. When Havon first read Batman’s vow to confront injustice, it echoed the promise he made to himself after childhood trauma: turn pain into protection. That moment of recognition shaped everything—from the move from Atlantic City’s “Gotham” energy to Los Angeles, to the choice to act, write, and build community as a neurodivergent creative. We get candid about the lies that linger—like “too ugly for the camera”—and how a single teacher’s note c...
11 Mar 2026
Under The Lights, Beyond The Stigma
Send a text What if the most useful thing you create isn’t built for gatekeepers, but for the people who need it most? We sit down with filmmaker and advocate Miles to trace how a DIY obsession with iMovie grew into Under the Lights, a short that sparked a community and a feature with a powerhouse cast. Along the way, we pull apart the myths around epilepsy, talk about the loneliness of invisible disability, and explore why the toughest part isn’t the seizures but the stigma. Miles’s message ...
4 Mar 2026
From Stigma To Support: Dr. Mercedes Okosi On Trauma, Culture, And Neurodivergence
Send a text What if “it’s just anxiety” isn’t the full story? We sit down with Dr. Mercedes Okosi, a New York clinical psychologist, to unpack why autism is so often missed, how anxiety can mask deeper needs, and what truly supportive care looks like when culture, cost, and stigma are all in the mix. This is a practical, human conversation about getting past labels to build lives that actually work. Dr. Okosi traces her path from early curiosity to a decade treating trauma, PTSD, depression,...
25 Feb 2026
From Tourette’s And Autism To Agency And Art
Send a text What does it take to turn a nervous system on high alert into a life you actually want? We sit down as a team and go deep with Jaxon—diagnosed with Asperger’s and Tourette’s at seven—on the years when every sound felt like a siren, school felt like a verdict, and a ten-year-old asked to tap out. This isn’t trauma for shock value. It’s the blueprint for how structure, flow, and the right kind of support can turn relentless discomfort into clarity, competence, and pride. Jaxon open...
23 May 2025
Lore & Legend: Rockerline Alfred Coleman Talks Cryptids, Games, Working for Smosh & The Art of Starting Over
Rockerline Alfred Coleman, Smosh editor, discusses embracing creative chaos, sharing his journey of self-acceptance and diverse projects in an interview.
9 May 2025
Galen Howard Breaks Character: Living & Thriving with Autism
In this episode of the NF Podcast, we sit down with actor Galen Howard (known for roles in The Book of Boba Fett, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and Weird: The Al Yankovic Story) for an honest and deeply personal conversation about life on the autism spectrum. What if the secret to thriving as a neurodivergent person isn't about changing yourself, but finding environments that embrace who you already are? Actor Galen Howard takes us on a deeply personal journey through his late-in-life autism diagnosis ...
10 Apr 2025
Ahmed Al-Kadri on Standup, Burnout, and ADHD: The Comedy Grind Unfiltered
In this episode, we sit down with comedian, content creator, and former accountant Ahmed Al-Kadri to talk about the highs and lows of the comedy grind. From life on the road to balancing standup with content creation, Ahmed opens up about dealing with burnout, managing ADHD, and staying inspired in a world that never slows down. We dive into: The reality of touring as a standup comic The pressure and joy of content creationHow burnout shows up—and how he works through itLiving with ADHD as a...
29 Mar 2025
Alexis Miranda Talks Stand-Up, Music & Embracing Your Weirdness
In Episode 2 of the NF Podcast, we sit down with the hilarious and multi-talented Alexis Miranda—comedian, music artist, and storyteller extraordinaire. Get ready for a wild ride as we talk about the arts, embracing your inner weirdo, and some of the craziest stories from Alexis’s journey. As well as some insight into Jaxon's background, the educational system, and building a career in the arts. But it’s not all chaos—Alexis also shares how meditation and relaxation help balance the madness o...
16 Mar 2025
Hollywood & Neurodiversity: Brooklynn & Courtney Prince on ADHD in Film
In this episode of The NF Podcast, we sit down with actress Brooklynn Prince (The Florida Project, Cocaine Bear) and her mom Courtney Prince to talk about what it’s like navigating the film industry as a neurodivergent actress. Brooklynn shares her personal experiences with ADHD, how it affects her work on set, and the unique challenges and strengths that come with being neurodivergent in Hollywood.
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YouTube views
502
Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025
Apple Podcasts (US)
5.0 / 5
4 ratings
Spotify
5.0 / 5
3 ratings
Podcast Authority Score: 42 / 100
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Engagement
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