Call Me If You Get Overstimulated
CMIYGO by Gabrielle PharmsEssays on culture, curiosity, creativity, and what actually keeps our attention. By Gabrielle Nicole Pharms, author, award-winning journalist, and brand storyteller.
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Unfortunately, I brought a microphone
I’ve spent over a decade asking people questions professionally. Naturally, I decided I needed another place to ask those questions.
Unfortunately, I Noticed is my new audio-only podcast picked up by the award-winning Autistic Culture Podc...
“Your face is disrespectful,” and other things anger, creativity, and “meet the grahams” taught me about sensitivity
Have you ever sat with what your anger feels or sounds like in a soundtrack or even a specific record kind of way?
As I wrote in the “Why I stim to Baby Keem” essay, music has long been an emotional regulation tool for me. So, my anger ove...
I thought everybody shook Sinatra’s hand
“You shook Sinatra’s hand. You should know better.” — Danny Ocean, Ocean’s Thirteen
In Ocean’s Thirteen, Sinatra’s handshake represents an honor system, a social code among business dealings. There is supposedly a certain decor...
Stop it. Tinashe told you she was a pop star in 2012.
Tinashe by Hugo Comte
“What happens when life breaks down? When there is systemic contradiction?”
Those questions are in the spoken-word intro of “Fear Not” on Tinashe’s 2012 mixtape Reverie.
Listening to her newest album Popstar made me...
The world is still burning, even if I don’t post about it
“everything’s fine (not really).”
Okay, this Substack piece isn’t going to make me popular, but hey, maybe we can view it as an exercise in critical thinking with a fire soundtrack.
✨ Cue The Knife’s “Full of Fire”✨
I see various...
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A monthly culture critique and creative industry field guide, written through a sharp AuDHD lens. By Gabrielle Nicole Pharms, author, award-winning journalist, and brand storyteller. 🎙️Host, ‘Unfortunately, I Noticed.’
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