<![CDATA[Fearful Symmetry: The Psychopathy Spectrum Podcast]]> https://rss.com/podcasts/fearful-symmetry-pod Fearful Symmetry: The Psychopathy Spectrum Podcast explores psychopathy and other forms of neurodiversity, not as monsters to fear, but as a spectrum to understand. Hosted by Lillyth Quillan, founder of Parents of Children with Conduct Disorder, an international peer-support community of over 4,900 families across 50+ countries, this show brings together researchers, writers, and people with lived experience to explore what’s really happening in the space between fear and understanding.

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]]> RSS.com 2026.721.95756 Wed, 22 Jul 2026 05:27:35 GMT en 0d19bd6d-af9a-546c-9651-9626ffbe502d https://media.rss.com/fearful-symmetry-pod/podcast_cover_20260721_060726_62cd243a11d6b52e09f9a9bbc5f7ca4d.png Fearful Symmetry: The Psychopathy Spectrum Podcast https://rss.com/podcasts/fearful-symmetry-pod no ©️2026 Lillyth Quillan/Fearful Symmetry: The Psychopathy Spectrum Podcast Lillyth Quillan Lillyth Quillan false episodic podcast California, USA false <![CDATA[Fearful Symmetry Trailer]]> In this trailer, host Lillyth Quillan introduces Fearful Symmetry: The Psychopathy Spectrum Podcast — a show built on the idea that psychopathy, like autism, may not be a defect to cure, but a naturally occurring neurotype. Our first full episode will feature a conversation with M.E. Thomas, author of Confessions of a Sociopath: A Life Spent Hiding in Plain Sight, discussing how autism and psychopathy mirror each other, why psychopathy might serve a purpose in human societies, and what, exactly, “chicken people” are.

]]> https://rss.com/podcasts/fearful-symmetry-pod/2991236 bfd19c29-2951-4e8e-84ee-a0376d48c19c 206 trailer 1 1 Wed, 15 Jul 2026 06:29:53 GMT false false <![CDATA[Representation Matters—Just Not For Us: Fearful Symmetry Ep. 1 with M.E. Thomas]]> This episode’s guest is M.E. Thomas, author of Confessions of a Sociopath: A Life Spent Hiding in Plain Sight https://amzn.to/4flK4Uq

In this debut episode — “Representation Matters, Just Not For Us” — host Lillyth Quillan sits down with M.E. Thomas to explore how autism and psychopathy mirror each other, why psychopathy might serve a real purpose in human societies, and what, exactly, “chicken people” are.

Guest contact: sociopathworld@gmail.com

Full episode sources, citations, and links (research cited, books mentioned, interviews referenced, and more):

https://combatingconductdisorderwordpress.com/2026/07/18/representation-

matters-just-not-for-us/

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