The Simpson Blog

  This one wasn't the big hit the first one was, but I think it's pretty hot! Working on a wrap-up to the trilogy.

My first viral hit! As the Loblaws boycott prepared to launch on Reddit's /r/loblawsisoutofcontrol group, I made this video tirade in the supermarket parking lot. Folks liked it!

This is my deepest, most vulnerable, most real appearance in any medium ever. I was recently a guest on a popular podcast called Neurodiverse Love with Mona Kay . She's a couples therapist who helps folks with issues that arise when people of mixed neurotypes are in long-term relationships. I contacted Mona after hearing a great episode in which someone was discussing the unique challenges of being an autistic parent. (Not an 'autism parent', but an autistic person who is raising a child.) The fella said something along the lines of "and I can't *imagine* how someone could do this as a single parent."  Well, I've lived that and am living that. Mona and I had a good talk, and I joined her for an interview for the podcast. We got deep deep deep. Deeper than you might be comfortable hearing, honestly. And if you don't already know much about autistic people and what can go really wrong when nobody knows there's autism in the mix, you may be left puzzl