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Dog Whistle:a high-pitched whistle used to train dogs, typically having a sound inaudible to humans.used in reference to a subtly aimed political message that is intended for, and can only be understood by, a particular demographic group.Dr. Gabriella Barrientos, the first PhD-BCBA who specializes in autistic transgender affirming care, joins me to discuss anti-trans dog whistles. Dr. Barrientos teaches listeners how to spot them and how to generalize them to ensure that we aren't getting played into creating a more dangerous world for our trans community members.Spoiler alert: white supremacy Visit https://twiceconsultingservices.com/

In this honest and layered conversation, Alex Sagatume, a Cuban American BCBA, unpacks identity, culture, and political tension. This episode discusses cultural nuance within her community, generational divides, and the emotional labor of staying connected across deep political differences. Ft: Alex SagatumeIG: Weirdough_cookieco

This episode delves into the complexities of family relationships, embracing emotional complexity, the impact of going no contact, healing and self-reflection, and the role of community.Ft: Dr. Jamine Dettmering

In this episode of The Charlie Kirk Playbook: Fear, Soundbites, and the Business of Outrage, two Black behavior analysts break down how outrage messaging spreads fast and why it sticks. We unpack the fear-based soundbite strategy, the red pill content pipeline, and the growing visibility of Black male conservatism online through a behavior-analytic lens: reinforcement, social attention, identity cues, and algorithms that reward the loudest take over the truest one. We also talk impact, what this rhetoric normalizes, who it targets, and how it shapes beliefs, relationships, and culture in real time.Ft: Tyshera Eubanks

The podcast episode features a discussion about the musical 'Wicked' and its portrayal of Black women, as well as the themes of propaganda, discrimination, and white supremacy. The conversation delves into the characters of Elphaba and Glinda, exploring their behavior and the societal implications of their actions. This episode discusses themes of intersectionality, colorism, and the experiences of Black women in society. It also explores the dynamics of relationships, the impact of white supremacy, and the need for community and solidarity. The discussion touches on the challenges faced by black women and the importance of staying true to one's values and finding a supportive community.FT:Jasmin: theglobalbcbaOlivia: liv_it_up - LI: Olivia Pfeffenberger

Drs Karly Cordova (Khy ABA Consulting) and Kristyn Peterson (Moralis Machina) join me to discuss the ever-present, unaddressed problem of rape culture within the field of applied behavior analysis. TW: Sexual assault, sexual violence, rape

On this episode, two Black women, rooted in the desire for Black liberation, discuss the now infamous Drake-Kendrick rap beef and how this art imitates their professional and personal lives.

This week, a few members of Black Applied Behavior Analysts, Inc. (BABA) join me to discuss all of the things. We discuss Blackness within the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), BABA, Inc., BlackCon 2024, and more! Join the Black ABA community at BlackCon July 2024: https://babainfo.org/conference/

Jess Hilarious: Fck you. Do better. Trigger warning: mentions of anti-Blackness and homophobia

Have you ever considered the behaviors needed to successfully patron at a strip club? Or how to appropriately engage with $ex workers? No? Well, take a listen to none other than Landa Fox, BCBA, Certified Sexual Health Educator