Wyrd, Weird, and the Invention of Normal
Weird" comes from wyrd — Old English for fate and becoming. A look at the word's history, Weird Pride and the myth of normality.
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Weird" comes from wyrd — Old English for fate and becoming. A look at the word's history, Weird Pride and the myth of normality.
Weird Pride is a practice of becoming. A refusal to shrink. A quiet, feral devotion to staying alive as ourselves in a world that keeps trying to make us something else.

In this epsiode, David and guests explore and celebrate Weird Pride Day (March 4th). Tackling issues like privilege, weirding, and the possibilities that exist in a weirder world.

In this episode, David is joined by Katie Munday, Charlie Hart, and Fergus Murray to talk about weirdness and Neurodivergent Identity!