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Welcome to Black Girl, Brown Girl… Squirrel! — the podcast for Black, Hispanic, Latina, and Asian women who are Neurodivergent (or wondering if they might be). We’re your Sista Squirrels 🐿️ Shai and Lex — here to celebrate the chaos, the brilliance, and the hilarity of brains that don’t follow the “default settings.” Around here, tangents are the point. We talk about life with: 🌀 ADHD — from hyperfocus to forgotten keys (again). ✨ Autism / AuDHD — deep dives, sensory adventures, and social “ ...
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Lex Wire AI x Law Podcast

Jeff Howell, Esq., Founder of Lex Wire

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Artificial Intelligence is rewriting the rules of legal practice. From client discovery to attorney-client privilege, marketing visibility to compliance safeguards, AI is reshaping how law firms compete and serve their clients. The Lex Wire AI & Law Podcast, hosted by attorney and legal technology strategist Jeff Howell, delivers weekly insights at the intersection of AI, compliance, and digital visibility for law firms. Each episode covers: How AI-driven search engines like ChatGPT and Goog ...
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The Hear and Now delves into the socio-political themes and issues that continue to shape the music industry, and looks at how they feed back into the music itself. Covering the topics of politics, race, gender, sexuality, mental health and money, the podcast features guests and conversations from all corners of the music industry, hosted and produced by Liv Cowle. Creative Team: Hosted and Produced by Liv Cowle Powered by Transmission Roundhouse
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Turning This Car Around

Lex Friedman, John Moltz and Jon Armstrong

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America's number one best and favorite podcast about fatherhood hosted by Lex Friedman, John Moltz and Jon Armstrong. Turning This Car Around is a podcast about parenthood from three dads, Lex Friedman, John Moltz and Jon Armstrong. You can follow us collectively on Twitter as @ttcashow Follow us on Tumblr! Lex Friedman is the Chief Revenue Officer at ART19. He is a pretty important guy in the world of podcasting. He's also a writer; he authored humor books like The Snuggie Sutra and The Kid ...
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Send us a text on Buzzsprout! In this Part 1 episode of Black Girl, Brown Girl, Squirrel!, Shai and Lex kick off a two-part deep dive into the language of neurodiversity—from what “neurodiversity” actually means to how “neurodivergent” and “neurotypical” show up in real life for women of color. They unpack masking, why so many of us learned to perf…
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Send us a text on Buzzsprout! In Part 2 of our series on the challenges of getting diagnosed as neurodivergent women of color, we’re shifting the conversation from the medical system to society itself. This time, we’re digging into the cultural, racial, and gender-based barriers that kept us overlooked and misunderstood for decades. From being labe…
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Send us a text on Buzzsprout! In this episode, we get real about why getting diagnosed as a neurodivergent woman of color can feel like a whole journey, a side quest, and a spiritual test—all at the same time. 🐿️💛 We talk honestly about how ADHD, autism, anxiety, depression, trauma, PCOS, autoimmune issues, chronic pain, hormone shifts, and sensory…
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Send us a text on Buzzsprout! In this episode, we finally turn the spotlight on ADHD — what it is, how it shows up for us, and why so many women (especially women of color) don’t get diagnosed until later in life. We break down the three types of ADHD (inattentive, hyperactive, and combined) in real-life, “this is actually my life” terms — from los…
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Send us a text on Buzzsprout! In this episode, we open up about our experiences with ADHD and autism — those moments when you realize the things you’ve always done weren’t just quirks; they were clues. We laugh through our shared chaos, talk openly about diagnosis, and unpack what “severity” and “masking” really mean for women of color like us. We …
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Send us a text on Buzzsprout! In this thoughtful and deeply affirming episode of Black Girl, Brown Girl, Squirrel!, we explore the life-changing clarity that comes with a late-in-life neurodivergent diagnosis. Through personal stories, gentle humor, and honest reflection, we uncover how learning that we are Autistic/ADHD reshaped the way we see our…
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Send us a text on Buzzsprout! In this episode, we get real about our journeys with neurodivergence — the ups, the confusion, the “wait, is it just me?” moments, and everything in between. We talk about what it’s been like navigating life with ADHD and autism, the messy mix of self-doubt and relief that comes with getting a diagnosis, and how it’s c…
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Send us a text on Buzzsprout! “What do I call myself?” We’re going in…exploring various labels and identities within the neurodivergent community. We frankly discuss the implications of terms like 'neurospicy' and 'Aspies', the importance of self-identification, and the intersectionality of disability in the workplace. We talk everything from self-…
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Send us a text on Buzzsprout! Sharing her personal journey, Alexis shares her journey from confusion to clarity, highlighting the exhaustion that comes with masking and the liberation found in embracing her true self. This episode focuses on self-discovery, the impact of diagnosis on identity, and the challenges of navigating social situations. TL;…
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Send us a text on Buzzsprout! In this episode we start exploring our personal journeys with neurodivergence starting with Shai. She shares her emotional journey of receiving an ADHD diagnosis and the subsequent acceptance of her neurodivergent identity. Shai discusses the challenges of managing her emotions, the impact of her diagnosis on her life,…
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Send us a text on Buzzsprout! Ever find yourself mid-thought, mid-story… and suddenly chasing a squirrel of your own? Yeah, us too. Welcome to Black Girl, Brown Girl… Squirrel! A Podcast for Neurodivergent Women of Color. In this very first episode — “The Accidental Podcasters” — we (Shai and Alexis) share how we stumbled into podcasting and why we…
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What actually happens when a law firm integrates AI into its marketing and day-to-day operations? The results may surprise you. In this episode, Jeff Howell (Lex Wire Journal) walks through a real-world case study of a midsize firm that went from invisible to authoritative by adopting AI the right way. You’ll learn: How Google Business Profile opti…
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Building an in-house AI team is out of reach for most firms. Data scientists, compliance officers, and automation experts cost hundreds of thousands of dollars a year. But what if you could get the same expertise without the payroll? In this episode, Jeff Howell (Lex Wire Journal) explains why law firms are turning to outsourced AI departments, jus…
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AI can supercharge your law firm, but if used the wrong way, it can also destroy attorney-client privilege. In this episode, Jeff Howell (Lex Wire Journal) breaks down the ethical and compliance challenges lawyers face as AI becomes part of everyday practice. You’ll discover: Why the ABA’s duty of tech competence now extends to AI The three biggest…
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AI doesn’t just guess which lawyers to recommend, it cites its sources. And if your firm isn’t showing up in those citations, you may already be handing clients to competitors. In this episode, Jeff Howell (Lex Wire Journal) explains how tools like ChatGPT, Google’s Search Generative Experience, and Perplexity decide which law firms to trust. You’l…
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Examining the music industry in a new light, Liv shifts focus towards the experience of artists themselves in this exclusive bonus episode. Joined by solo artist Keir, this episode explores the process of creating music mid-lockdown, what Keir would change about the industry going forward, and the stories behind his most recent single, ‘leave a lig…
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This episode, Liv is joined by young powerhouse Natalie Greener, who at just 21 years old is the director and founder of Tits Upon Tyne. Born in 2018 as a way to raise money for breast cancer, the organisation has since flourished into a platform for journalism, an organiser of live events, and an advocate for calling out feminist issues in the mus…
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In this new episode, Liv explores the accessibility and inclusivity issues surrounding live music events, particularly for music lovers who are deaf or disabled. You may never have considered the experience of someone with hearing loss or access needs when it comes to music, which is exactly why the not-for-profit organisation Attitude is Everythin…
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One new episode wasn’t enough! In this very special BONUS episode, Liv welcomes DJ and fellow podcaster Lex on the Decks onto the podcast. Lex is the host of the podcast Hot Girls, and in this episode she and Liv talk about women in rap, how far we’ve come in terms of women in music, and how we should be shifting the conversation around motherhood …
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Welcome back to The Hear and Now! This season, the podcast turns its focus to the people and organisations working towards a better future for the music industry. To kick off season two, Liv welcomes Claire O’Neill from A Greener Festival to talk about the environmental impact of large-scale festivals and the touring industry, and how we can all he…
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Having skimmed the surface of some of the biggest socio-political themes influencing the music industry – from queer culture and racial bias to Brexit itself – season two of The Hear and Now continues to open up the conversation. Inviting guests from all corners of the business, Liv turns this season to celebrate those advocating for change, strivi…
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In the final episode of season one, discussing money in the industry, Liv portrays music as the business it is. Welcoming Luke Hinton, award-winning music promoter (Juicebox Live) and regional coordinator for Music Venue Trust, he and Liv discuss the financial impact an entire year without live music has had on independent UK venues, and the reperc…
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After a whole year of national lockdowns, those in the music industry have arguably been among those most affected – financially, emotionally and mentally. Liv looks this episode about how the disappearance of work opportunities has affected musicians’ mental health across the UK, speaking with freelance musician Russell Swallow about his own exper…
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Following on from last episode's dissection of gender in the music industry, Liv turns this time to open the conversation more broadly onto LGBTQ+ representation in the business. Welcoming Jamie Ahye from Pride In Music, this episode considers the progress and problems that make up the interwoven relationship between queer culture and music. Later,…
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Turning, this episode, to the mammoth topic of gender, Liv looks at the place and representation of women, transgender and gender-fluid creators in a continually male-dominated business. Welcoming music producer Aubrey Whitfield – whose career experience includes working with Little Mix, Simon Webbe and Kelly Clarkson – to discuss why only 2% of pr…
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In this topical and important second episode, The Hear and Now examines the role of race in shaping the music industry as we know it. Liv is joined by Digital Jukebox Records's Mark Anthony and Loose Ends's Carl McIntosh, discussing the lack of diversity in top executive roles and the experiences and suppression of Black people in the business. Liv…
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Welcome to the Hear and Now, the podcast exploring the influence of socio-political themes and issues on the music industry. In this first episode on politics, joined by musicians Lizzie Ball and Jessie Murphy from Let Music Live, Liv dives headfirst into the new Brexit deal and the devastating impact its new migration system will have on the touri…
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The Hear and Now delves into the socio-political themes and issues that continue to shape the music industry, and looks at how they feed back into the music itself. Covering the topics of politics, race, gender, sexuality, mental health and money, the podcast features guests and conversations from all corners of the music industry, hosted and produ…
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Lots of school closures going on. Utah has also closed its schools now. The head of the NY/NJ port authority has tested positive for coronavirus. Professional baskeball player Rudy Gobert will be taking the virus a little more seriously from now on. A man who was waiting for his test results and boarded a flight anyway has been banned by Jet Blue. …
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Moltz likes Kane11 socks (his nephew works for them). Armstrong like Southern Scholar socks. Ryan Reynolds' Aviator gin gets the actress from the Peleton ad to follow up. Moltz used to have this Discman. The Xbox Series X isn't coming until next year. Jon says PlayStation Remote Play works pretty well. Hank has had some fun working with Pcalc. Foll…
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Keurig is making a cocktail pod machine. Don't tell Hank but he's getting Luigi’s mansion for Christmas. Don't tell Liam but he's getting Duo for Hanukkah. The Rise of Skywalker soundtrack reveals some spoilers about the movie. Please enjoy these Banksy gifts that you can't actually buy. Follow us: @ttcashow. Lex Friedman can be found @lexfri, John…
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This week we talk about driving lessons. Jon speaks highly of the 1972 Buick LeSabre. Moltz owes his life to the Chevy Malibu Classic wagon. If he'd have had this one, he wouldn't have gotten in at least one accident. The Thomas Guide is no more. Follow us: @ttcashow. Lex Friedman can be found @lexfri, John Moltz can be found at @moltz and Jon Arms…
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We talk about homework and Jon recommends Staedtler for all your protractor and compass set needs. PCalc is a terrific calculator app made by James Thompson. James also did a presentation on Easter eggs. The TI graphic calculator is pretty cool, Soulver is a great app, too. If you like superhero shows and movies, you might like Biff!, Moltz's other…
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Untitled Goose Game is great fun. Jon has made himself the Greg Universe van in Forza. Check it out! Looking for ways to entertain your kids during car-time, bath-time, mealtime, or family-time? Check out Pinna! It’s the only audio subscription service for kids ages 3-12 with original podcasts, music and audiobooks — all without ads or videos! Visi…
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Jon loves the trailer for Ad Astra. We all love Apple Arcade. Jon likes the game Psych. Here's a list of Arcade games with the age level of each. Looking for ways to entertain your kids during car-time, bath-time, mealtime, or family-time? Check out Pinna! It’s the only audio subscription service for kids ages 3-12 with original podcasts, music and…
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