Okay, picture this: Clara Woods and her family were guests on Bill Gasiamis Podcast, and it was like nothing you'd expect. The podcast normally dives deep into the whole "Life After Stroke" vibe, with Bill himself being a triple-threat stroke survivor. He's all about telling everyone how to recover from strokes, talking with experts about brain workouts and how to stay happy But when the Woods family showed up, it was more like a party than a podcast.

Bill's usually chatting it up with people who know all about making life post-stroke work, but this episode? Quite unexpected. Clara and her family were basically the definition of fun chaos, munching on milk and cookies right there during the interview.

Besides her art, Clara is into the Inclusion Movement. It’s personal for her, because she knows what it feels like when the world doesn’t quite fit people who are different. "Inclusion means more than just adding an extra seat. It's about understanding that having all kinds of people around isn’t just nice—it’s necessary."

Clara’s idea of inclusion is about more than just physical spaces; she’s pushing for a change in attitude to make sure everyone’s voice is heard. Her efforts go beyond just talking; her actions, her art, and how she navigates life all reflect this commitment.

Fact of life: Clara is dealing with the hurdles of leading a normal teen life, like forming friendships and gaining independence. This has driven her to become actively engaged in the Inclusion Movement, aiming to create an environment where everyone is welcomed and included.

This episode was legit something else. Interruptions left and right – cookies flying, texts popping, and Clara's brother doing a snack run mid-show. Totally not the standard podcast fare, but honestly, wouldn't have it any other way. It’s like Clara and her family are rewriting the rules on what recovery looks like, one cookie at a time. Total blast, right?

Watch the full episode here: