Best Ethan Gibson Podcasts (2024)

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Interview with An Economics Forecaster - Tuomas Malinen 59:15

2M ago59:15

59:15

This episode of the Gifted Neurodivergent Podcast explores the unique intersection of emotional intelligence and foresight with guest Tuomas Malinen, an economics forecaster. The conversation delves into the profound impact of emotions on cognitive processing and the power of neurodivergent perspectives in navigating a rapidly changing world. Tuoma…

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Seek Unified Intelligence, Find Creative Genius 21:51

2M ago21:51

21:51

as In this podcast we explore unified intelligence as the connection between the somatic and the cognitive that drives the genius found in twice-exceptional individuals. We discuss how unified intelligence is crucial for accessing creative genius. We emphasizes the importance of cultivating this intelligence to achieve our full potential and challe…

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2e High Somatic Giftedness - Author Ethan R. Gibson 56:06

3M ago56:06

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Trigger Warning: This episode contains brief references to attempted suicide. In this episode of the Gifted Neurodivergent Podcast, I interview Ethan R. Gibson, author of 'Nonchalant Perfectionism'. You can find his book here: https://a.co/d/c9fnsTs. At just 21, Ethan wrote this book reflecting on his journey from addiction and an attempted suicide…

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2e High Cognitive Intelligence - Anshar Seraphim 1:27:06

4M ago1:27:06

1:27:06

In the realm of cognitive brilliance, the stories that resonate most are those that challenge conventional perceptions and unfold the rich tapestry of human intellect and emotion. Lillian Skinner, the host of the **Gifted Neurodivergent Podcast**, introduces us to Anshar Seraphim—a figure of remarkable cognitive intelligence and a testament to the …

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Redefining 2e as Cognitive and Somatic Giftedness 45:47

4M ago45:47

45:47

Redefining 2e as Cognitive and Somatic Giftedness In this episode of The Gifted Neurodivergent Podcast, I propose redefining "twice exceptional" from its current understanding, which combines disability and giftedness, to a new definition emphasizing "twice giftedness" in both somatic and cognitive domains. I contend that disabilities in this conte…

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Sensitivity: The Link Between Intelligence, Insanity, and Chronic Illness 52:13

5M ago52:13

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In this episode, I explore the detrimental effects of societal expectations on highly sensitive individuals. I argue that the most damaging aspect of the relationship between sensitivity, intelligence, and insanity arises from societal institutions, especially education. These institutions often favor psychopathic and narcissistic traits at the exp…

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The Gifted Trifecta of Conditions - EDS, MCAS and POTS Part 1 Part 2 has link in show notes. 1:01:36

5M ago1:01:36

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In this podcast I speak with Irene Gottlieb about the Trifecta of syndromes that impacts many of the most sensitivity individuals. Irene is profoundly gifted, runs a school for the profoundly gifted and has three children who are profoundly gifted. She has a lot of day to day experience with individuals who possess the trifecta of: Ehlers-Danlos Sy…

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Is Obesity Driven By Neurodivergence? 39:54

6M ago39:54

39:54

I believe the obesity epidemic signifies a sensitivity to the schedules imposed by our systems on everyone. Obesity, in my view, is a consequence of the struggle to conform to increasingly restrictive and demanding systems, coupled with a diminishing nutritional quality in our food supply. The choices we make regarding nutrition are driven by the n…

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Creative Intelligent Perspective Taking 25:41

7M ago25:41

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In this episode, I delve into the concept of creative intelligence and its impact on our perspective-taking. Using tutoring as an illustrative example, I demonstrate how the variance in learning experiences often boils down to differing perspectives. Our educational systems are designed to instruct as if everyone's IQ falls within the range of 80 t…

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Free Will, The 2D perspective with Daniel Dennett 25:30

7M ago25:30

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It's another episode on Free Will, this time from the system perspective or 2D perspective. Using the viewpoint of Daniel Dennett, I review the 2D perspective of Free Will, illustrating how it contrasts with Robert Sapolsky's perspective and my own. Daniel Dennett is known as the "Father of Modern Philosophy." He is a neuroscientist and the head of…

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Free Will, The 3D+ Perspective with Robert Sapolsky 47:39

7M ago47:39

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Happy New Year, Everyone! It's 2024, and this year, instead of making resolutions on how you can improve yourself, I want you to do the opposite. I want you to radically accept yourself exactly as you are. I would like this year to be the best year of your life. I want you to see only the amazing things you can do and all the potential you have. In…

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Interview with a Researcher of Profound Giftedness - Dr. Linda Silverman 44:36

7M ago44:36

44:36

Gifted Neurodivergent Podcast Dr. Linda Silverman's Notes December 13, 2023 1. Variation of ways I have seen spatial giftedness manifest. All endeavors in which the right hemisphere has major involvement. Creativity Imagination Intuition Empathy Mathematical and scientific interests Big picture thinkers in all fields Thinking outside the box The ab…

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Proof That Learning Disorders Are A System Construct 44:21

8M ago44:21

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This episode is the third and final podcast of the "Overexcitabilities" series. In the last podcast, I shared how my overexcitabilities played a crucial role in fostering my learning. They emerged when I was either exhausted or excited to aid me in subconscious or immersive learning. In this podcast, I delve into the challenges posed by overexcitab…

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Islanders Award Winners: Denis Potvin, Norris Trophy, 1979 1:17:36

8M ago1:17:36

1:17:36

So far in this series, we’ve seen Denis Potvin win the Calder Trophy as the NHL’s best rookie after helping transform a hapless team into something resembling a professional one. We’ve seen him rocket up the charts of the league’s best defensemen, capturing his first Norris Trophy at just 22-years-old. We’ve seen him win a second Norris after pissi…

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Islanders Anxiety - Episode 264 - A New Phase 1:28:11

8M ago1:28:11

1:28:11

Mike and Dan recap (and differ) on the Islanders last week, which saw them pick up five of six points, play a game with just four defensemen and acquire a player they advocated for years ago. Wins against the Flyers and Senators weren't perfect, but were huge nonetheless, especially considering the losses of Adam Pelech (now on long term injured re…

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How Overexcitabilites Foster Gifted Knowing 33:08

8M ago33:08

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This episode will offer you an entirely new perspective on the value and purpose of our overexcitabilities. While many are familiar with Dabrowski's Positive Disintegration Theory and its associated overexcitabilities, the way it is commonly presented lacks practical relevance for individuals living with high overexcitabilities. I have found the re…

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Weird Islanders: The Podcast! - Episode 37 - Mike Comrie (with guest Ethan from Gotham Sports Network) 1:03:09

8M ago1:03:09

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Joined by Gotham Sports Network founder and Giants podcaster Ethan, Mike and Dan remember Mike Comrie, who brought a lot of skill and a very famous significant other to a downtrodden Islanders club. After 30-goal seasons in Edmonton and Phoenix and a run to the Stanley Cup final with Ottawa, Comrie signed with a mercenary Islanders team looking for…

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Islanders Award Winners: Denis Potvin, Norris Trophy, 1978 51:29

8M ago51:29

51:29

By winning the Calder Trophy in 1974 and the Norris in 1976, Denis Potvin had already established himself as one of the best defensemen in the NHL. That was the good news. The bad news was that his mouth and idiosyncratic disposition separated him from many of his peers and even his own teammates. An inflammatory series of diaries written during th…

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Islanders Anxiety - Episode 263 - Alone in the Dark 1:33:36

8M ago1:33:36

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Mike and Dan try to make sense of the Islanders' bizarre road trip through Western Canada and discuss a possible change behind the bench. In eventful losses to the Oilers, Canucks and Kraken and a shootout win in Calgary, the Islanders followed similar scripts: play okay, take a lead, then disintegrate in the third period with careless penalties an…

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Interview with a Creative Writer - Joanna Acevado 37:10

9M ago37:10

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Until AI became mainstream this year, I had to rely heavily on writing coaches. Why? Because my brain operates differently, making it challenging to pinpoint the best perspective form the multitude my brain offers simultaneously each time I attempt to communicate through writing. My spatially gifted savant brains has one gift. The gift of perspecti…

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Islanders Award Winners: Billy Smith, Conn Smythe Trophy, 1983 50:42

8M ago50:42

50:42

Attention: This episode immediately follows the Billy Smith/Roland Melanson Jennings Trophy episode posted last week. If you have not yet, please stop this episode and listen to that one. For much of the 1982-83 regular season, the Islanders did not look like three-time defending Stanley Cup champions, let alone a team that could win the Cup again.…

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Islanders Anxiety - Episode 262 - We Saw It Coming 1:22:48

9M ago1:22:48

1:22:48

Mike and Dan lament a fruitless, frustrating week for the Islanders that left fans, coaches and players pissed off in equal measure. In losses to the Wild, Bruins and Capitals, the Islanders didn't play that poorly and had chances to win. But blown third periods, costly mistakes and ineffective play from key players left them with a four game losin…

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Extrinsic vs. Intrinsic Burnout 25:43

9M ago25:43

25:43

If you have not yet noticed, I see the world in 2 flavors - Extrinsic or Intrinsic. Extrinsic burnout is like everything else extrinsic; it is externally driven. Intrinsic burnout is, like everything else intrinsic, internally driven. Extrinsic burnout can literally kill you. It is the kind driven by everyone around you, and if you have reached bur…

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Weird Islanders: The Podcast! - Episode 36 - Taylor Beck, Christopher Gibson and the "Big" Trade that Wasn't (with guest Arthur Staple) 1:04:14

9M ago1:04:14

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Joined by their friend Arthur Staple of The Athletic, Mike and Dan remember a rare NHL five-for-one trade that didn't really work out for either the Islanders or Maple Leafs. Just before training camp 2015, the Islanders sent winger Michael Grabner, an impending free agent coming off a couple of down years, to Toronto for five prospects: forwards T…

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Islanders Award Winners: Billy Smith and Roland Melanson, Jennings Trophy, 1983 1:01:12

9M ago1:01:12

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Before 1982, the Vezina Trophy was a team award, going to the NHL goaltending tandem that gave up the least goals against during the season. When the criteria was changed to voting by the league’s general managers, the first winner was 31-year-old Billy Smith, who finally reached the pinnacle of his career after a decade in the league. A year later…

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Islanders Anxiety - Episode 261 - A Confusing Time to Be Optimistic 1:27:59

8M ago1:27:59

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Mike and Dan recap a week in which the Islander picked up a lot of points while blowing leads and generally not playing their best. In games against Detroit and Carolina, the Islanders had multi-goal leads and had things under control... until they didn't, losing both in overtime in very frustrating ways and throwing away valuable points. In Washin…

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Islanders Award Winners: Mike Bossy, Calder Trophy, 1978 (Part 2) 59:36

9M ago59:36

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Part Two of our look at Mike Bossy’s sensational rookie season begins at a low point, a fight-filled game in Detroit that Bossy later said embarrassed him. He thought he had put all of his old junior fears to rest once he joined the NHL and a line with Bryan Trottier and Clark Gillies. But a stumble at The Olympia was a wake up call. Over the next …

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Triangular Learning and Thinking Drives Our Creative Intelligence 31:36

9M ago31:36

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In this episode, I delve into the concept of Creative Intelligence. Our current educational systems predominantly emphasize a linear approach to learning and thinking. However, individuals with gifted neurodivergence leverage their sensing intelligence to branch out from the linear learning path and subsequently connect these branches back to the m…

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Islanders Anxiety - Episode 260 - Still on the Rails 1:25:19

9M ago1:25:19

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Mike and Dan discuss the Islanders' 2-1-0 week that banked them four big points and kept them in the thick of the Metro Division. In games against the Avalanche and Senators, the Islanders played sloppy and undisciplined, resulting in a loss to one of the best teams in the NHL and a win against a young team with a bunch of distractions. They saw bl…

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Weird Islanders: The Podcast! - Episode 35 - Alexander Semak (with guest Greg Wyshynski) 1:11:30

9M ago1:11:30

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Mike and Dan kick off another season celebrating short-time Isles with ESPN's Greg Wyshynski discussing Alexander Semak, a notable Devil and forgotten Islander. From his inclusion as part of the Devils' wave of Russian imports to his career high 37-goal season, Semak was an important player in that team's evolution from pretty good to Cup contender…

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Interview with a Creative - A Young Multipotential Polyglot 48:59

9M ago48:59

48:59

We rarely get a glimpse into what it looks like to be a healthy creative. But here is such an opportunity. Allow me to introduce Abby, a young polyglot. Abby is a Korean interpreter who decided she wanted to learn Korean. She achieved this without taking any formal classes or using a language app. In just six months, Abby became a proficient interp…

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Islanders Award Winners: Mike Bossy, Calder Trophy, 1978 (Part 1) 42:37

9M ago42:37

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Mike Bossy’s rookie season in the NHL has been the stuff of legend since it happened. But breaking league records and bringing fans out of their seats as a young phenom hid what was really going on in Bossy’s mind. While projecting preternatural confidence, the winger worried about going to the minors, being attacked by goons roaming the ice and of…

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Islanders Anxiety - Episode 259 - Good, Bad and Resilient 1:35:47

9M ago1:35:47

1:35:47

NOTE (THAT WE FORGOT TO MENTION): Weird Islanders: The Podcast! returns for its third season this Friday! We’ve recorded some bangers already so it’s going to be a great slate of episodes featuring some real blasts from the past (and a lotta goalies for some reason). Mike and Dan recap the Islanders first full week of the season, one that saw some …

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Even "Normal" Is Now Dysfunctional 23:35

9M ago23:35

23:35

We have come full circle. I have been saying that the creatives will be the future for a while. Every day, I see more people joining me in this perspective. To the extent that even 'normal' is being questioned in how it navigates the world. 'Normal' is being called dysfunctional in some situations. But if 'normal' is now considered dysfunctional, w…

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Islanders Award Winners: Mark Fitzpatrick, Masterton Trophy, 1992 1:26:20

10M ago1:26:20

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Mark Fitzpatrick came to the Islanders as a highly-touted goalie prospect and quicky established himself as a fiery NHL-caliber netminder. But right before the 1990-91 season, the 21-year-old found himself in a Los Angeles hospital with swollen hands and arms, and feet the size of footballs. Even when doctors were able to name his ailment as a rare…

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