Host Asteria Elzea and guest Sarah Kathleen Wilson explore grief, chronic illness, and neuroqueer identity while centering community-led care. They discuss praxis—turning values into everyday actions—building accessible queer spaces, and lessons from HIV and harm reduction work.

The episode covers practical steps for mutual aid, conflict repair, and collapse-oriented preparation, plus Sarah's gender-affirming prenatal hypnotherapy course and ongoing work mentoring care workers.

Host Asteria Elzea and guest Gilly Moon dive into the craft of sound design, mentorship, and the everyday actions that build inclusive creative communities. They discuss collaborative workflows from game jams to NPR, the often-underappreciated role of audio in storytelling, and how technicians assert expertise with care.

The conversation also covers coalition-building, neurodivergence and ADHD, giving clear feedback, and practical ways to help people belong—wrapped up with Gilly’s resources and her work at auralunestudios.com.

Host Asteria Elzea interviews Claudia de Vasco, managing director of Miller Outdoor Theater, about her journey as a neurodivergent Mexican-American arts leader and how the theater uses free programming to reach diverse audiences in Houston.

The episode explores accessibility, intentional community-building, bringing younger generations into the arts, and a long-term "seventh-generation" approach to sustainable cultural change.