In this episode of The Midnight Hour, Justine sits down with Lyric Rivera, an autistic author, speaker, and advocate, for an honest conversation about neurodiversity, identity, and the power of embracing the way our minds work.

Together, they explore Lyric's personal journey, challenge common misconceptions about autism, and discuss the importance of creating a world that celebrates neurodivergent people instead of expecting them to conform. Through thoughtful storytelling and candid conversation, Lyric shares inspiring insights on self-acceptance, advocacy, and finding strength in authenticity.

Whether you're neurodivergent yourself, love someone who is, or simply want to better understand the autistic experience, this episode offers meaningful perspectives and a reminder that our differences are often our greatest strengths.

In this episode of The Midnight Hour, Justine sits down with Canadian neurodivergent consultant Lacey Artemis to discuss Lacey's journey of discovering and embracing her neurodivergence. Together, they explore the challenges of growing up undiagnosed, the impact of receiving a diagnosis later in life, and how understanding her neurodivergent brain transformed the way she views herself and the world.

Lacey shares her experiences navigating work, relationships, and self-acceptance while offering thoughtful insights into neurodiversity, advocacy, and creating environments where neurodivergent people can thrive. This candid conversation is filled with personal stories, practical wisdom, and encouragement for anyone who has ever felt different or is seeking a deeper understanding of the neurodivergent experience.

In this episode, I sit down with Jenna and Anna Grabow, founders of Beauty by Jenna, a purpose-driven company with a mission to employ 100 adults with disabilities. We discuss the inspiration behind the brand, how they built their business from the ground up, and their personal journey navigating neurodiversity. Jenna and Anna share the challenges, triumphs, and values that have shaped their work, offering an inspiring conversation about entrepreneurship, inclusion, and creating meaningful opportunities for neurodivergent and disabled communities.