Our podcast is now available on Spotify! For the occasion, Lana decided to share a Spotify playlist she created just for our listeners, called New Wave Not New Age filled with (wait for it) New Wave and post-punk goodies!

The playlist's title is in reference to Lana's "We're New Wave, not New Age" comment that had us giggling at the end of Episode 4.

As music nerds, collectors and aficionados, we're hoping to share more of our personal collections and selections with listeners again soon and make this a regular thing! What do you think?  

Please note this post, video and playlist are in no way affiliated with or sponsored by Spotify. 

You can find Lana's playlist here: 
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4DZyksD62pl3E78UjHk45m?si=HfmzjIl5RP6W6LVzMp44nA

You can find our Spotify page here:
https://open.spotify.com/show/75RjGZfHID9PqokRMDzMR7

Thanks for listening! Episode 5 is coming soon! 

In part 2 of our special on Empaths (listen here if you missed part 1), we dig a little deeper in trying to understand why so many people - especially women - choose to identify with a spiritual label that often times doesn't help in reconciling one's heightened sensitivity with other interrelated conditions.

Namely, we discuss the following:

• Could psychology's historic biases towards women and femmes be to blame for women having so few options in understanding their sensitivity?
• Could neurodiversity also include people who experience extra-sensory perception?
• We expose ethically questionable and harmful practices some spiritual teachers and leaders continue to engage in.

On the next episode of Screwed Up: Spiritual bullying. Stay tuned, and thanks for listening and supporting the podcast! 

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All music used with permission from Premiumbeats.com
Produced and edited by Mimi Bonhomme. 

References cited in this episode: 

Crawford, M., & Marecek, J. (1989). Feminist theory, feminist psychology: A bibliography of epistemology, critical analysis, and applications. Psychology of Women Quarterly, 13(4), 477–491. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1471-6402.1989.tb01015.x

Neurodiversity: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neurodiversity

Dr. Elaine Aron, HSP, and neurodiversity: 
https://hsperson.com/about-high-sensitivity-autism-and-neurodiversity/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5832686/
https://medium.com/@KristenHovet/opinion-highly-sensitive-person-hsp-and-high-functioning-autism-are-the-same-in-some-cases-842821a4eb73