
Candid conversations with people who live with Misophonia. Misophonia is a disorder in which there is a strong sensitivity to certain sounds. A person with misophonia feels rage and an inability to focus on anything but that sound. It feels like a fight-or-flight response. Host Adeel Ahmad has misophonia and interviews other "misophones" from around the world. All episodes are edited to be more se... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 223 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessSociety & CultureMental Health | |||

This week I’m talking to Michael, a 70-year-old retired software engineer who experienced a remarkable breakthrough with his lifelong misophonia. After hearing episode 218 with Sarah Barrick about memory reconsolidation, and following a painful break... more
This week I talk with Gabriel, a 45-year-old marketing professional from Western Montana. Gabriel shares his lifelong experience with misophonia that started around age five or six, primarily triggered by eating sounds from those closest to him—his p... more
This week I talk with Esty, from the UK. Esty reflects on growing up in a large religious community in London, where misophonia first surfaced around age 10. She shares how isolation at family meals, a lack of understanding at home and school, and la... more
This week I talk with Beverly, a Feldenkrais practitioner from Southern California. Beverly reflects on growing up as the youngest of five in a loud Midwestern household, and how misophonia shaped her early experiences of family dynamics, school, and... more
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It’s helpful as someone who has Misophonia to hear others journeys. I also love to hear about how others find resilience and improve their conditions for improving their lives. Such a helpful podcast for anyone struggling with Misophonia.
I’ve had Misophonia since I was eleven or twelve and it has greatly affected my life. My dad has it as well but my mom and sister don’t, and they often tease me because of my emotional bursts. I’ve emailed my dad during school saying I was crying or so frustrated I wanted to hurt somebody. My dad has been always been there for me. A couple days ago I stumbled across your podcast and it has been a joy listening to other’s experiences with Misophonia, especially when it isn’t so common. I’ve been ... more
I wish I could listen to more episodes but the host is triggering me with his P & C/K sounds
So happy for this podcast. I have Misophonia-chewing, utensils, low frequency bass, repetitive sounds. Hearing the interviews is soothing. Shared struggle and coping mechanisms are therapeutic. It can be debilitating and takes up time and energy to avoid sounds. I’m motivated to get accommodations for my next employment. So grateful for this community.
Why are there all these random sounds. I was so happy to find a podcast on a subject like this and then halfway through the episode it sounds like white noise in the background. Is this on purpose? It's maddening.
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The focus is on personal experiences with misophonia, a condition characterized by extreme sensitivity to specific sounds that can provoke intense emotional reactions. Episodes feature in-depth discussions with individuals living with misophonia, sharing not just their challenges but also coping strategies and solutions they've explored. Guests range from therapists to everyday people, highlighting a variety of backgrounds and perspectives. The edited audio aims to make listening more accessible for those sensitive to sound, creating a community space where listeners can feel less isolated and more understood in their experiences.
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