Vogue, philosophy, dance….bowel movements???
People you are in for a very interesting and shall we say “elemental” episode where Sarah and Odai have a fascinating insightful and quite poignant interview with Ted Rogers who talks about his life his work and his views on the word.
You wont want to miss this one.
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On the second episode of the new Season, Sarah is interviewed again but this time by co-host Odai about the relationship between her faith and being an autistic person.
We get to hear about:
– How Sarah became an interfaith minister
– the difficulties in dealing with what some consider the rational and the irrational
– How faith can be beneficial in our worst moments
All in all this is quite an indepth and fascinating episode that you should not miss out on.
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Hi guys…
We’re very excited to say that we have been working on a new season of Audible Autism, and we’ve got a whole new set of episodes for you on interesting questions, with interesting facts, and interesting guests. Subscribe so you don’t miss anything!
In this special episode of Audible Autism, Heather interviews Sarah McCulloch and her vision for the Autistic Empire, our new autistic community.
Sarah discusses:
* Her views of autism as a civic identity.
* What the Autistic Empire has been inspired by from Malcolm X and LGBT liberation movements.
* Her own background and journey as an autistic person.
* How she sees our future as autistic people.
The transcript to this episode is available at the bottom of this post.
Heather is a writer, blogger, ancient historian, mythologist, anthropologist, crafter, graphic designer, and web designer, all of which are special interests and learned on her own time. She has bachelor’s in philosophy and master’s degree in international affairs, but previously worked in human services and journalism for a local paper. Currently, she is helping care for her mother after two strokes. She currently blogs about her experiences being Autistic and Autism related news at http://ontheaspieside.com.
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Our latest sensory episode for people who just want to listen. In this episode:
* Sarah explains gender.
* Odai has more easy listening music.
* A short story, “The Case of the Rich Woman” from Parker Pyne Investigates by Agatha Christie.
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In this episode, Loren Snow, an autistic speaker and trainer, talks about their work running Autism Academy, which uses fun educational voices to:
– prioritise autistic voices
– communicate the positives of autism
– make understanding autism accessible for everyone
– make learning about autism engaging and fun
We also discuss the difficulties of dealing with neurotypical people and managing relationships generally.
You can connect with Loren at LorenSnow.com, follow them on Twitter, or check out Autism Academy here.
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