Season 5 finale with an old friend and co-worker - one of the first people I talked to about misophonia. Family life and work life with miso.

Many comorbid conditions, medication, and the internal family system.

Translator from Barcelona living in Helsinki who is mocked by her family to this day.

Classical guitarist in Washington state discussing music and explaining a ridiculous-sounding condition to family and friends.

Biologist in the Pacific Northwest with many family members who also have misophonia.

Nurse constantly challenged at work, now living on a remote 6 acre property.

Punching a boyfriend, tea boys, detained in Iran, working at Uber corporate.

Multi-talented New Yorker who runs the @misophoniamemes Instagram account.

Kundalini Yoga instructor near Milan, Italy

From southern Minnesota, discussing hormones, single-parenting, substance abuse, and snoring.

College senior studying music education.

Director of the 2016 misophonia documentary 'Quiet Please...'

Growing up in a military family, beautiful earplugs, dealing with clients and family, and much more.

Mary is writing a book inspired by her son's misophonia and is joined by her 87 year-old mother-in-law who also has misophonia.

Screenwriter in Los Angeles

Canadian molecular epidemiologist and misanthrope - we talk about dialectical behavior therapy, post-partum, and dealing with misophonia in a pandemic with an active child.

Apparel designer and new mom based in LA - started Unknown Apparel.

Family Edition! Alexandra is an interior designer in NJ and we also hear from her parents in the second half!

Nick has a family and is a software developer, but is plagued by intense reactions to sensory sensitivities that cause meltdowns.

Model, actress and student based in NYC.

Colorado dad and software consultant who talks about distance between family members when he was growing up, among other things.

High school senior looking to pursue an education and career in neuroscience to study misophonia.

A true pioneer in misophonia awareness since the 90s, Dr. Brout specializes in children and families.

Family, COVID, relationships, friends and traumatic experiences growing up.

New Zealander talks about trying to sit with the trigger to try and overcome it.

Single mother with miso, with two boys one of which has miso.

Interior designer in Canada talks about relationships, work, and sharing miso stories.

Self-published author in California.

Hilarious wide-ranging chat with a casting director and producer in LA who recently suffered a breakdown following an MRI.