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In this episode of The Billy D’s Podcast, Billy welcomes frequent co-host Cynthia Elliott—author, intuitive, nonprofit founder, and all-around multi-disciplinary creator—for a wide-ranging conversation that mixes commentary, personal experience, and cultural insight.

The discussion begins with Cynthia’s recent success as an author, as her books Memory Mansion and Unleashed Stompers climb the charts once again. But the episode quickly moves far beyond book promotion. Cynthia shares the mission behind her nonprofit, The SoulTech Foundation, which focuses on education, empowerment, and community building—particularly in underserved areas. One of its cornerstone initiatives is an AI Literacy Training Program designed to teach and certify 10,000 Americans with skills that will help them navigate an AI-driven future. The foundation also supports wellness programs, including meditation and yoga, to help people develop emotional and mental resilience.

Billy and Cynthia dive into deeper territory too—especially the growing dependence on AI, the importance of human self-awareness, and the mental health challenges emerging in the digital age. Cynthia discusses why she believes strengthening our inner life and presence is crucial as society becomes increasingly intertwined with technology.

The episode also explores Cynthia’s perspective on intuitive abilities, what people commonly misunderstand about the word “psychic,” and why she believes pattern recognition, energy awareness, and intuition are natural human capacities. Billy brings a scientific angle to the conversation, referencing studies on consciousness, the observer effect, and cutting-edge neural interface technologies like Neuralink.

Cynthia’s upcoming documentary, “Nirvana: A Psychic’s Journey to the Final Rebirth,” becomes another focal point. She explains how the project serves both as personal storytelling and as a resource for others navigating trauma, identity, and self-expression. The film also functions as a legacy for her son, offering him an honest narrative of her life and experiences.

Looking ahead, Cynthia shares several major events she’s leading or hosting:

TEDxMizner (February 4th): Featuring speakers discussing disruption in the age of AI.
Her Health Summit (October): A major event highlighting women’s health, especially for women over 40—an age group dramatically underrepresented in medical research.
SoulTech Magazine: A bi-monthly publication covering wellness, culture, spirituality, and updates from the foundation.

The conversation wraps with a discussion about the collective sense of global anxiety many people feel today—touching on social media’s influence, the “attention economy,” and why doom-scrolling contributes to emotional exhaustion.

This episode blends tech, spirituality, psychology, storytelling, and cultural commentary—capturing exactly what Billy D’s listeners expect: honest, curious conversation across a wide spectrum of ideas.

You can find Cynthia Elliott on X (Twitter) @Shamanisis

This episode was recorded live Friday November 14, 2025, at 8:00pm EST.

We’re excited to invite you to a compelling episode of the Billy Dees Podcast, titled, “A Discussion About Autism in the Wake of RFKjr’s Press Conference.”

Join host Billy Dees, along with our insightful guest co-host Chris Weekly, an advocate for autism awareness, as we dive deep into the recent comments made by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on autism—comments that have ignited a great deal of conversation across various platforms.

Chris shares personal experiences with autism and sheds light on the genetic aspects of the condition. If you’ve ever wondered about the different facets of autism—from the barely noticeable to more pronounced challenges—this episode unpacks it all in a thoughtful manner.

We believe that many brilliant minds in underrepresented communities might be going unnoticed due to misdiagnosis. We’ll discuss how better understanding can unlock potential and innovation.

Learn how the language surrounding autism impacts public perception, and why it’s essential for society to develop a deeper understanding—not just of autism, but of individuals who live with it.

This episode also tackles the misconceptions around terms like “epidemic,” and what that means for those affected by autism and their families. We explore why people fear certain terminology, and how we can foster a more supportive environment for everyone.

If you are as passionate about making a difference in understanding autism or simply curious about the complexities of neurodevelopmental conditions, you won’t want to miss this conversation. Tune in to hear all this and more, as we offer a sane discussion exploring both sides of RFKjr’s remarks —because that’s what good dialogue is all about!

Join us as we work together to cultivate understanding, empathy, and awareness. Your listenership is more than numbers; it’s about creating a community that thrives on knowledge and kindness.

Thank you, and we can’t wait for you to join us in this important conversation!

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You can find Chris Weakly on X (Twitter) @kryptoglyfics