About this episode
What if the most profound insights about love, purpose, and parenting are not found in the “perfect”family, but rather in an “imperfection” we’re told to fear? In this deeply human and disarmingly raw conversation, Tim Windsor sits down with Aidan and Leanne Hennebry—two creatives, parents, and unflinchingly real people—to talk about the journey they’re on with their son Leo, who has autism, and their other two children, Betty and Walt. They explore what it means to parent through joy, through grief, through diagnosis delays and missed milestones—and what it looks like when love, not control, becomes the guiding principle of a family. This isn’t a conversation about suffering—it’s about reimagining strength, rethinking "normal," and finding out what divine purpose might actually sound like in the quiet and chaotic spaces of your life. Whether you're a parent, sibling, friend—or simply someone trying to understand how to show up better for others—this episode will challenge you. You’ll gain insight into how to advocate fiercely yet kindly, how to embrace tension without trying to fix it, and how to find unexpected joy where others only see struggle. You’ll hear how Leanne and Aidan confront systems that sometimes try—and fail—to hold them back, and how they, still amidst it all, manage to come out laughing, loving, and leading their family with radical hope. You’ll learn how Betty teaches Leo, how Leo teaches them, how God teaches them all, and how being a dad—or a mom—is not about having all the answers, but about being all-in regardless. If you’re brave enough to listen, you’ll leave feeling more human than when you arrived. Tim Windsor the UNCOMMODiFiED Podcast – Host & Guide tim@uncommodified.com https://uncommodified.com/ PRODUCERS: Alyne Gagne & Kris MacQueen MUSIC BY: https://themacqueens.ca/