Audible Autism is a podcast that aims to give voice to autistic people from our own internal perspective. It is made for autistic people, by autistic people. We’re looking to talk about autism, and things that would be interesting to autistic people. We’re not trying to explain ourselves to Neurotypical people to ask them for acceptance into their world. Other people do that.
This is for us.
Your co-hosts
Sarah is a mental health occupational therapist who lives in London. She handles the logistics of organising, uploading and distributing the podcast. She enjoys politics, reading, and patiently explaining to everyone who does not fully understand why Buffy the Vampire Slayer is the best. Until everyone understands.
“What would you do if you weren’t afraid?” – Who Moved My Cheese?
Odai is 23 and lives in Wood Green. He graduated from university with a degree in Creative Writing and has been involved in helping to produce several other podcasts in the past before coming on board with Audible Autism. He handles the technical side of the podcast – the recording, the editing and the schlepping of equipment. Odai enjoys gaming, film, art, and listening to podcasts, which is pretty useful given Sarah doesn’t.
“Reality continues to ruin my life.” – Bill Watterson
Sound Editor
Kenny is our sound editor, and he makes sure that everyone can be heard clearly on the podcast and there aren’t too many “um”s.