This week we talk with Tyla, an autistic blogger and YouTuber from the U.K. She tells us about her job, everyday life, and gives some advice to fellow autistics. Please rate, review and subscribe to our podcast anywhere...

First we talk about epilepsy and how it ties in with autism. Then we have the pleasure of talking with Susan Scott, the host of My Autism Tribe podcast. She tells us a little about her son who...

This week we talk with Justin Meade, a police officer who also trains his local community on autism awareness and acceptance. You can find the Facebook page here: AATAP4all. Please check them out if you are in the...

This week we talk with Nicole about her autistic son Brandon. He is only 8 years old and draws constantly. Take a look at some of his artwork. And here is some Christmas themed drawings: Nicole’s son has...

This week we talk with Victoria. She is an autistic adult who received her diagnosis later in her life and she’s employed. Please rate, review and subscribe to our podcast anywhere you get your podcasts from – iTunes,...

This week Bran interviews Marci Harwood about her autistic son and autistic husband. Please rate, review and subscribe to our podcast anywhere you get your podcasts from – iTunes, Google Play, etc. Visit our Patreon page to pledge even as...

This week we talk with Joseph Irvin about being autistic and raising a daughter on the spectrum. Visit our Patreon page to pledge even as low as 5 dollars a month to help support this podcast. Visit our Merch page to purchase...

Alexandrea Grover talks about the sensory play gym she will be building in St. George, Utah area. Visit our Patreon page to pledge even as low as 5 dollars a month to help support this podcast. Visit our Merch page to purchase...

First we talk about Fragile X Syndrome. Then we hear from Kate Taylor, a blogger on medium.com at The Observer’s Outpost. She discusses the unemployment rate among autistics and what we should do about it. Visit our Patreon page to...

First we talk about Rett Syndrome and it’s symptoms. Then we hear from Dani Newcombe, a speech language pathologist in Indiana. She tells us what it’s like being an SLP and how she enjoys the autism population. Visit...