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Host Francesca Amiker sits down with directors Joe and Anthony Russo, producer Angela Russo-Otstot, stars Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt, and more to uncover how family was the key to building the emotional core of The Electric State . From the Russos’ own experiences growing up in a large Italian family to the film’s central relationship between Michelle and her robot brother Kid Cosmo, family relationships both on and off of the set were the key to bringing The Electric State to life. Listen to more from Netflix Podcasts . State Secrets: Inside the Making of The Electric State is produced by Netflix and Treefort Media.…
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functionaliTEA is a podcast designed to give you all the TEA to help you function through your malfunction. Host Tausha suffers from Functional Neurological Disorder as well as other chronic conditions. Living by her mantra *Be intentional, Be faithful, Be humble* she trades negative energy and emotion for positivity and progress. Bringing relatability, and vulnerability while sharing a chronic ill life of unpredictability these weekly shows are sure to be applicable to anyone in or related to the spoonie community.
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functionaliTEA is a podcast designed to give you all the TEA to help you function through your malfunction. Host Tausha suffers from Functional Neurological Disorder as well as other chronic conditions. Living by her mantra *Be intentional, Be faithful, Be humble* she trades negative energy and emotion for positivity and progress. Bringing relatability, and vulnerability while sharing a chronic ill life of unpredictability these weekly shows are sure to be applicable to anyone in or related to the spoonie community.
In this episode of the FunctionaliTEA podcast, Tausha unpacks the often confusing and unhelpful concept of “prognosis” when it comes to Functional Neurological Disorder (FND). While many medical conditions come with a clear trajectory, FND is anything but predictable. Tausha explores how symptoms can fluctuate wildly—from day to day, or even moment to moment—and why trying to define a “likely” outcome can feel laughable to those living it. She also opens up about the limitations of the diagnostic process, the ongoing lack of awareness among primary care providers, and the drop-off in care that often happens after an initial diagnosis. The conversation touches on the emotional impact of medical dismissal and why many people with FND feel left to figure things out on their own. Tausha emphasizes the importance of creating space for individual experiences, building supportive communities, and advocating for broader awareness—especially during FND Awareness Month. This episode offers both clarity and validation for anyone navigating the uncertainty of this condition.…
The functionaliTEA podcast is back with a brand new season and brand new TEA. In this episode host Tausha explains her checklist of 7 ways to get through her symptom episodes, what an episode is and how she helps make sure her friends and family also know what to do during an episode.
Listening isn't the easiest thing to do in a world that is so very overstimulating. Host Tausha explains an invaluable skill she has learned in listening to her body and how beneficial it has been to her overall functionality. How well do you listen to your body? #listentoyourbody #tapin #overstimulation…
Everyone knows what women are talking about when they say it's "that time of the month" but what does that time look like when it is coupled with chronic illness? What does that time look like when one of your chronic illnesses is directly related to 'that time of the month'? Host Tausha discusses what she has found as best practices to get her through that time and what she has learned since she began dealing with FND and 'that time of the month'…
Tenacity is not something we are born with, it is something that we learn. When facing chronic illness being tenacious and persistent is more than half of the battle. Whether it's just pushing to get through the day, pushing to advocate for ourselves, pushing through comments and judgement or even just pushing to accept that this is the way life looks for us now; we HAVE to push. We must push in order to prosper. In this inspirational episode host Tausha fills us in on just how she remains persistent AND positive. #dontgiveup…
Traveling is one of the most enjoyable things about life. Host Tausha has already discussed how her traveling experience has been in the past. There are so many places and people out there to see; but travel looks different when you are chronically ill. It becomes a bit harder to plan, and possibly even harder to enjoy. In this episode we discuss traveling as it is happening and what types of extra considerations have to be taken and how chronic illness potentially impacts vacation. #vacationwithoutspoons #spoonievacation #takeflight…
JOIN THE FND COMMUNITY!!!! https://www.facebook.com/groups/fndtea/ Community is an absolute necessity when living with chronic illness. Host Tausha discusses the steps she took to find her community through social media after initially receiving her diagnosis. She also introduces her new FND community: FNDTEA where members will be able to form real relationships with one another and journey through chronic illness together! #chronicillnesscommunity #findyourcrew #friendsfamilyandstrangers…
Choosing a career, getting a job and keeping a job are already hard enough if you are an able bodied person. What does all of that look like if you have chronic illnesses, especially if your chronic illnesses are a bit more stigmatized and less understood? Host Tausha discusses what life has been like in the employment world for her since functional neurological disorder (FND) symptoms began. This episode answers questions like, What are the options after diagnosis if you can't get a traditional job? What are plans for the future income streams? What about disability? Can I stay with my current employer?…
Traveling is one of the most enjoyable things about life. There are so many places and people out there to see; but travel looks different when you are chronically ill. It becomes a bit harder to plan, and possibly even harder to enjoy. Host Tausha discusses her experiences with traveling and some tips for how to avoid symptom flare ups and what to pack. #travelingwhileill #packingforillness #vacationadvice…
Diet is difficult! It is a constantly researched, ever evolving subject and while it evolves so do we. In chronic illness diet is an especially important factor to pay attention to. Host Tausha talks about her journey with her diet, while dealing with other chronic illness symptoms and trying to figure out what diet changes would be best for her overall lifestyle. Seamoss: https://www.holisticvybez.com Nausea Bracelets: https://blisslets.com Plant Paradox Book: https://www.amazon.com/Plant-Paradox-Dangers-Healthy-Disease/dp/006242713X #healthyeating #plantbasedoptions #healthroughfood…
Yoga Yoga Yoga. As mentioned in the episode, yoga is one of the biggest achievements of globalization. This week Tausha tries to give a different perspective on the practice of yoga because many of those who suffer from chronic illness are semi triggered or offput by the word or the idea of it. It is often pushed by able bodied persons who don't truly understand. Though YOGA IS NOT A CURE, it is an addition to lifestyle that will only benefit the user. The amazing yoga channel I follow: @Boho Beautiful Yoga The Black Leaf Tea and Culture Shop: Haze tea https://theblackleaftea.com/products/2020-7-3-hahd4caw5cigd8jvlrno8bpnx4q03o #yogaismedicine #stretchingmuscles #yogaforbeginners…
How are y'all functioning? Acupuncture is most commonly looked at as alternative medicine but with Functional Neurological Disorder being a bit of an alternative disorder, those of us who deal with it should be open to therapies and intervention strategies from other regions and cultures. Host Tausha discusses her experience with the traditional chinese medicine; how it works, some history and whether or not she recommends it for persons suffering from FND and even other ailments. Be Intentional. Be Faithful. Be humble. #alternativemedicine #herbalmedicinetechniques #meridianpathways…
FND affects the entire body but where do they begin? The Central Nervous System plays a big role in what we feel and it is protected by the spine. Adding a chiropractor or chiropractic care to your medical team is highly recommended. Though it may not be for everyone, making sure that the spine is in the best position for the nervous system to be successful could be the game changer to symptom management.…
Heyy my TEAspoons!! Losing friends and feeling misunderstood by your friends is very common when you suffer from chronic illness. Tausha discusses how she maintains friendships, develops new friendships and makes efforts to try to be a good friend despite balancing symptoms and functional neurological disorder flares. (Even as an introvert) Lotus tea by the black leaf tea and culture shop https://theblackleaftea.com/ #makingfriends #crewlove #realrelationship…
Functional Neurological Disorder and driving are not the best of friends. Hell, FND and walking aren't even friends; so what are us FND warriors supposed to do about transportation? Host Tausha discusses 3 of her top tips on how she deals with FND and continues to be able to drive. She also discusses what her alternate options are when she can't drive. *PLEASE NOTE* I am not a doctor or any type of advisor, consult a medical professional before getting behind a wheel if you are AT ALL questioning if you should or not. Be intentional. Be faithful. Be humble.…
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