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The Someone Gets Me podcast is a place for smart, gifted, talented and sensitive people who are searching to be understood. It is for those who are yearning to navigate through an often-insensitive world in a productive manner.
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Play, Connection and Creativity (opens the original)
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What is play for you may not be playful for someone else. In this episode of Someone Gets Me, Dianne A. Allen is joined by Mary Hendra to dive deeper into play and how embracing it in the workplace can help neurodivergent individuals process, stay curious, and tap into their creativity. They explore how our unique play personalities can help us build connections through shared experiences, how Mary got into podcasting, the inspiration behind her book, and personal practices for overcoming burnou
Your Gift Is More Valuable Than You Think (opens the original)
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What if the thing you are most tempted to undervalue about yourself is actually your greatest asset? In this episode of Someone Gets Me, Dianne A. Allen sits down with entrepreneur and musician James Allen for a fast-moving, deeply practical conversation about creative gifts, business building, and what holds multi-passionate people back from doing the work they were actually built for. James shares his Income Intersection framework for finding the overlap between experience, joy, and market dem
Your Philanthropist Identity (opens the original)
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What would change for you if you stopped seeing yourself as someone who doesn't have enough to give and started seeing yourself as someone who is defined by the love they carry? In this final episode of her three-part series on impulsivity and philanthropy, Dianne A. Allen invites us to do something quietly radical: add philanthropist to our identity. She walks through the patterns of not-enoughness that keep gifted and neurodivergent people from owning their natural capacity for love and genero
Philanthropy Doesn't Take Millions (opens the original)
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What if you have been a philanthropist your whole life and just didn't know it? In this episode of Someone Gets Me, Dianne A. Allen redefines what philanthropy actually means, tracing it back to its Greek root as the love of humanity. She makes the case that gifted and neurodivergent people, with their natural impulsivity, deep empathy, and drive to connect and contribute, are philanthropists by nature, not by net worth. She invites us to look honestly at how we steward our time, our talent, and
Impulse Spending Is Actually Misdirected Generosity (opens the original)
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What if your impulse spending is really misdirected generosity? In this first episode of a 3-part series on impulse spending, Dianne A. Allen sheds light on how impulse spending can show up for neurodivergent people as a form of philanthropic mindset. She explores how that impulse can come from seeking possibilities, excitement, and transformation, and how we can begin to discern between genuine generosity and simply chasing a dopamine hit. She also shares personal techniques she uses to manage
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