NeuroCast By Autisticly Aaron For ND Neuro News: Recent Episodes
Autisticly Aaron
the fresh voice in broadcasting on neurodivergent issues. Giving a platform to pass the mega phone to celebrate and grow a network of neurodivergent voices. In Partnership with ND Neuro News’s. A news series after year of unforeseen absence is coming soon a relaunch of the podcast continuing to discuss issues that matter from a different angle keeping things interesting with topics from topics shaping the conversation from the community
Autistic people are faced with the stereotype of lacking empathy but this may not be the case. But what you may not think is emotional processing is a sixth sense. Back in 2020 Autisticly Aar in wrote this article on sensory processing of emotions and empathy with additions in 2022 on alexythimia
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About the BBC One documentary on autistic model, campaigner and television personality Christine McGuinness
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Kayla Smith is a black autistic disability rights advocate in the United States of America. She joins Autisticly Aar to talk about her experiences as a black autistic woman, how autism affects, her sharing truths on ableism, privilege and misinformation and racism and sexism in ableism. She has done previous interviews and articles on her lived experiences, public speaking, answering questions from parents of autistic children and those who listen with a passion for justice.
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Bex Foulsham (They/She) Neurodivergent queer political campaigner, history and politics student and sailor opens up about their gender and sexuality identity and their neurodivergent conditions dyspraxia, ADHD and autism and how christian faith has helped them accept their non binary gender identity and their passion for politics
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Autisticly Aar chats to Tumi Sotire a,k.a The Black Dyspraxic about his dyspraxia, and what it was like growing up dyspraxic, being dyspraxic in his job as a health data economist with University of Newcastle and his advocacy and activism work he has done with his social media @TheBlackDyspraxic. He has a keen interest in talking about intersectionality when it comes to his disability as when it comes to him being a black British neurodivergent person which forms his work. He does public speaking and consultancy work having written and contributed to Forbes on neurodiversity in the world of work. He also shares his experience of how faith has helped him as a Christian with his mental health.
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Neurodivergent mother to two neurodivergent children with PDA amongst other diagnoses of autism, ADHD and dyslexia. Chrissie shares all about her neurodivergent family and her content creation advocating and raising awareness of pathological demand avoidance. In this episode we have a deep dive into what PDA is.
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Disability rights activist and founder of a non-profit providing scholarships to disadvantaged low-income students with Project Ascend, political campaigner and former Capitol Hill worker. In the first 'Disabled In America' explores her political life and how inequalities in schooling inspired her to a path in politics describing Barack Obama as one of her inspirations. We chat about the racial inequalities for a black disabled woman living in America who has had to fight to get her basic needs and is fighting 'for a better america' what does that look like'
Disabled In America will be dropping episodes in the Neuro Rainbow Cast feed exploring policy and lives of minorities of the highly powerful nation where international political coverage is dominated by the partisan and the personality politics Autisticly Aar ahead of the next Presidential Election will explore this overlooked area of international political coverage of American politics taking notes of what could be learnt from the advocates and activists of the communities collective activism.
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DJ Lucky Light shares her autistic and adhd life from growing up to becoming a rising star in the Seattle EDM club and rave scene. There’s very few neurodivergent women in club DJing. Talking about how to cope with the sensory world of the bright lights and loud music of club scenes where she is kniown for sucking a pacifier as she performs. For first time customers with PacifierAddict.com can use the discount code NEUROCAST to get 5% off your first time order.
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Author behind the memoir Everything Is Going To Be K.O chats life with learning difficulties and her ability and passion for story telling
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TW/CW: references to personal trauma, social media bullying and hate, bullying, suicidal ideation and mild references to assault.
Saranne is a content creator on TikTok creating videos of her doing her make up and talking about being neurodivergent. She chats to Autisticly Aar about her route to a diagnoses, misdiagnoses, mental health and the reality of the life of a content creator and how she manages the hate that comes with an account 100,000+ followerrs on TikTok.
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TW; Mentions f suicidal thoughts, depression and childhood bullying
Freelance journalist Nicholas Fearn joins Autisticly Aar to talk about his career in journalism, his mental health and school experience in a honest chat around mental health in the autistic community
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Ciara Lawrence a charity spokesperson and media advocate for the learning disability charity Men Cap chats to Autisticly Aar about her life living with a learning disability as to a specific learning difficulty. We chat also about her ‘Pink Sparkle Podcast’ which has featured Penny Mourdant Conservative MP and Krishnan Guru-Murphy Channel 4 News reader and Strictly Come Dancing 2023 contestant.
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Confidence coach Lydia Powell chat’s to Autisticly Aar about her work as a confidence coach but what lead to that. Exploring her neurodivergent story as a woman who got misdiagnosed before finding herself as ADHD to helping other neurodivergent women. It’s a blockbuster interview with an extensive story of life with ADHD, insomnia Tourettes disorder and disordered eating
CW: Mild non-graphic references to disordered eating
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Trainee educational psychologist and former assistant SENDCO in a English primary school Tiffany Nelson joins Autisticly Aar to chat about the state of education in schools in UK
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Autisticly Aar welcomes Athina Spann to the podcast for a collaboration episode with Athina's podcast 'Let's Talk Disability' where we talk life with autism and dyspraxia.
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Harriet Kemsley earlier this year joined Autisticly Aar to chat about her dyspraxia diagnoses and career in comedy
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In this interview of the Neuro Rainbow Cast with Autisticly Aar. Aar chats to neurodivergent affirming British child occupational therapist Holly Sprake-Hill about her work as an occupational therapist, parenting autistic children and what is special education has been like for her child. We also talk about her own diagnoses of dyslexia, dyspraxia, autism and ADHD.
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Ciara McCarthy (She/They) discusses her experiences as a deaf autistic person who has Cerebral Palsy and her activism and advocacy work encouraging other young people to be politically active and furthering the cause for disability education and inclusive education for disabled people.
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Autistic speech and language therapist Emily Price (She/Her) discusses her profession as a speech and language therapist, the communicative differences of neurodivergent people and what use does speech and language therapy have for neurodivergent people. She also discussed her autism diagnoses that came after she qualified as a speech and language experience and talks of her own diagnoses. Emily speaks clear of her privilege and position in her field never having been referred to such therapies herself after late discovery of being neurodivergent whilst she provides training and indirect support and advocacy work for those who work with neurodivergent people and provides supervision and training for those in her field. She highlights whilst she receives requests of autistic parents and guardians and support her work is focused and working with autistic/neurodivergent adults and providing indirect support and not specialising on the therapies tailored to younger service users under the age of 10.
CW: Mild minor references to body dysmorphia and eating disorders. Helpful services for action, advice and support can be found on www.neurorainbowproject.com
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Leena Sarah Farhat (She/They) chats to Autisticly Aar about her diagnoses of autism, about how they masked and how people underestimate the talents of Autistic people sharing the unique skills and advantages to focused interests to autistic community and relationships.
Rachel Winder (She/Her) returns to chat to Autisticly Aar about her campaign and petition for the British government to introduce a statutory regulator and governing body to improve the care and interventions that autistic people are faced with. When national scandals and trauma stories of abuse continue to be told. She answers what it would mean to fix regulation were it fails to be regulated and the needed checks and balances and easy to access support where there isn't. Answering her one thing to make things better for neurodivergent people
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Comedian Variety D chats to Autisticly Aar about her experiences as a black disabled comedian in Britain, about her epilepsy, ADHD and autistic brothers.
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Comedian Variety D chats to Autisticly Aar about her experiences as a black disabled comedian in Britain, about her epilepsy, ADHD and autistic brothers.
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Eryn Tett (She/Her) British comedian and actor talks to Autisticly Aar about her career in alternative comedy and her autism diagnoses
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Luke (He/Him) chats to Autisticly Aar about his autism diagnoses and a career in stand-up that challenges the tired old trope of autistic people not being funny. An insightful that autistic people really can be funny.
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Sara (She/Her) chats to Autisticly Aar about her memoir Drama Queen A lifetime of labels about the journey in her life to find the life changing label of autism and being autistic. We chat around the privilege of being able to tell your story and the importance that people from diverse backgrounds are giving the platform to tell theirs believing the importance of changing perceptions of autism through the words of autistic people. She chats about the importance of those in scientific research fields to listen and learn from autistic people and not to ignore our needs and touching on her previous work of a satirical comedian writer on panel shows and the experience of working in a writing room with other comedic script writers
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Rachel Winder (She/Her) chats to Autisticly Aar about her late diagnoses of autism, ADHD. with conversations on having late diagnoses, life for neurodivergent people as a minority group and her recent chat on the BBC's Anti-Social series. She is an influencer content creator on neurodivergent issues which is an avid focused interest of Winder who has studied autism at post graduate level. She shares her experience and expertise with Autisticly Aar.
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Tessa McEnvoy She/Her In this interview with myself explores her diagnoses of apraxia, as well as sensory processing disorder, bipolar disorder and autism. On Facebook she has created the 'Apraxia Story' blog, a blog which is where she writes of her diagnoses of apraxia and neurodivergent conditions and her experiences of being an adoptee. In this interview she touches on her experience of an adoptee, which has given her trauma of being gaslit, manipulated and exploited in what she describes as abuse with her adopted family and shares her not so easy challenge of seeking to live a free and independent life in an abled world with such conditions been taken advantage of by others and how it can be hard to self-advocate. Telling of the challenges a person with oral-motor apraxia may have with communicating she shares how it can prove challenges in school and the work place when its all so difficult to advocate for yourself and get the necessary working conditions that she needs with useful advice to give to teachers and employers about the needs of neurodivergent people.
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contains references to self injurious meltdowns and references to the ideation of unaliving ones self.
Jess speaks to Autisticly Air about her diagnoses of autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia, endometriosis and interstitial cystitis a condition which affects the bladder. She speaks of her late diagnoses and honestly her internalised ableism prior to coming to terms that she is autistic with stereotypes of autism in a patriarchal society proving a barrier of what she thought was autism. She speaks of how in the coronavirus pandemic it has helped peal a layer of the mask of and grow a popular TikTok channel where she shares content about her disabilities, social causes she is passionate and funny videos.
Darryl Morris He/Him
Chats to Autisticly Aar about his ADHD diagnoses as a young child and how his ADHD proved an advantage in curiosity and in his career as a broadcast journalist. formerly working with Radio X, Talk TV now you can hear Darryl every Saturday and Sunday night 22:00-01:00 on Times Radio
She/Her
Harriet is a comedian you may have seen her pop up across the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Comedy Central all over TV shows like Live At The Apollo and 8 Out of Ten Cats Does Countdown. As well as radio programmes and podast including one she hosted with comedian friend Sunil Patel called 'Why Is Harriet Crying'. This episode features no intro and no outro I recorded them but technology became an enemy and is a rival of mine (it should easily work, why not) enough of my tech rage. this was a fun and enjoyable interview one that made me laugh out loud and hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed this interview.
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Natalie Balmain She/Her.
Winner and contestant of Channel 4's political reality show Make Me Prime Minister where over six episodes a select few of Britain's want to be prime minister's see whether they can make it to downing street, albeit a prop set for television only, close enough. In an age where politics defined by permacrisis and is in unsteady times. Westminister seems far from the rest of the country where as Natalie the alternative prime minister makes her case for an alternative. A mixed race northern woman who is aromantic, has ADHD, type 1 diabetes and believes in a progressive and empathetic approach telling her neurodivergent story, her challenges, struggles, ideas, ambition. She shares a story quite frankly of one where she had at times imposter syndrome, a word that until recently Tony Blair only found the meaning of. Shares a frank and honest glimpse of her life, the need for neurodivergent and those from all walks of life in power and politics and what she would do for change for neurodivergent people in the world.
The Sara Jane Harvey interview @agonyautie She/Her.
Chatting on her return to activism, advocacy and public speaking. We go through her neurodivergent story, the story of how she found out she was autistic and her son got diagnosed as being autistic too. You can here her art for telling a personal story, a story of experience of listening and learning to others and the motives of driving things forward with the community of neurodivergent and disabled people and making a society that works for us. She speaks of a hope of humane compassion and empathy and passionate about bringing actions and solutions in the face of community suffering and trauma.
This podcast features content that may reference suicidal ideation, mental health trauma, depression and the institutionalisation of autistic people and general themes of ableism. She over the two episodes tells an emotive and moving story. If at times what you hear is triggering for yourself skip bits, take a break come back to it. I want to focus on the listener and guests self care and wellbeing same for the guests with inclusion and accessibility. If there are things could be doing to warn or consider the wellbeing of listener when references to challenging themes email neurorainbow@aarowcreo.com or neurocast@aarowcreo.com or on social media @neurorainbowproject.
The full video of this interview will be made watchable to subscribers only to the brand new patreon channel launching officially this January 2023 with interviews with Victoria Ellen and past and future guest videos with subtitled content (transcripts soon will be accessible to all without needing a subscription. Livestreams and other interactive experiences will be offered as with diaries and written journalism resources on social and communal issues I’m passionate and will tie in with the project.
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This is the first cross-over between Autisticly Aar’s NeuroCast podcast and another podcast. This chat has already been uploaded to Mason’s podcasting outlets and feeds including the video to YouTube titled ‘The Ultimate Podcast Crossover Special’ titled by Mason. I and Mason talk about our experiences of autism with me telling more of my own personal story and his. I chat to him about his diagnoses of chrons disease and autism. We also chat about both of our specific focused interests and life as podcast hosts.
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Happy New Year1 To bring in the new year is the first part of the Sara Jane Harvey interview @agonyautie She/Her. Chatting on her return to activism, advocacy and public speaking. We go through her neurodivergent story, the story of how she found out she was autistic and her son got diagnosed as being autistic too. You can here her art for telling a personal story, a story of experience of listening and learning to others and the motives of driving things forward with the community of neurodivergent and disabled people and making a society that works for us. She speaks of a hope of humane compassion and empathy and passionate about bringing actions and solutions in the face of community suffering and trauma.
This podcast features content that may reference suicidal ideation, mental health trauma, depression and the institutionalisation of autistic people and general themes of ableism. She over the two episodes tells an emotive and moving story. If at times what you hear is triggering for yourself skip bits, take a break come back to it. I want to focus on the listener and guests self care and wellbeing same for the guests with inclusion and accessibility. If there are things could be doing to warn or consider the wellbeing of listener when references to challenging themes email neurorainbow@aarowcreo.com or neurocast@aarowcreo.com or on social media @neurorainbowproject.
The full video of this interview will be made watchable to subscribers only to the brand new patreon channel launching officially this January 2023 with interviews with Victoria Ellen and past and future guest videos with subtitled content (transcripts soon will be accessible to all without needing a subscription. Livestreams and other interactive experiences will be offered as with diaries and written journalism resources on social and communal issues I’m passionate and will tie in with the project.
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May this be a good year for you and wishing you the best 2023.
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Hello, Merry Christmas. This is the first ever Christmas Episode of the podcast dropping at an earlier time of 0700 GMT UK time on Christmas morning. A slightly different episode this is me creating an audio note of what christmas can be like and what it's been like returning to doing the podcast. In this diary episode Rosemary and Loz who you've heard this year on the podcast return tomake their entry and help me out with finding the words for this seasonal entry with the first two #AskAutisticlyAar questions.
Love this holiday season from,
Autisticly Aar xoxo
Actor, Writer and Producer Lola Louise Marria brings the conclusive interview of this years season with a conversation that touches on her neurodivergent life. A young woman diagnosed autistic when in college notes of how it was recognised earlier but systemic issues made her wait until college, ADHD and seeking diagnoses of Bipolar which she explains her experience of the conditions, her experiences with accessing mental health support and how up until now things have felt a hazy blur. I ask her about her pilot of her television show which she hopes to have the pilot on the television screens in 2023. We discuss the plot of a show about a young autistic teenage girl finding out who she is and her real family to the representation of autism on television screens in the United Kingdom.
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In this episode author and journalist Rosemary Richings chats to Autisticly Aar about her book 'Stumbinging through time and space - living life with dyspraxia' published through Jessica Kingsley Publishing about from her first hand experience of dyspraxia chatting to others about it provifing a resourceful guide for those who wish to understand dyspraxia. She was diagnosed in Canada as a young child in the 1990s also with dysautonia and sensory processing disorder which is also discussed in the podcast episode. She hinted but not yet explored diagnoses of ADHD and Autism with executive dysfunctioning, sensory and communicative experiences of like of autism. I'd happily have her hop on the mic and join me again on the podcast. As its here to stay enjoy a shorter and sweeter episode.
This is publshed on 11/12/2022 22GMT Via Acast Produced by Aarow Audio for the Neuro Rainbow Project with Host, Producer and Editor Aar Jae Williams They/Them
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Jess Starns, founder of Dyspraxic Me, a charity for dyspraxic young adults
Rosemary has a worldwide perspective of dyspraxia from moving and living in various places. Rosemary up bringing has had a positive impact in their personal development and understanding of who they are which results in a great read.
Krystal Shaw
This beautifully written piece captures a raw glimpse of life as a Dyspraxic person. The cruel response of those who stigmatise invisible disabilities and the absolute importance of a strong support system around you. This very relatable book had me crying some pages and smiling with joy the next.
Billy Stanley, Dyspraxic Help 4U Founder and The Dyspraxic Help 4U Podcast Host
The title of this book is 'Stumbling through Space and Time - Living Life with Dyspraxia', but Rosemary Richings, in my opinion, has conquered it. Learning of the hurdles she faced during her adolescence within the education system in Canada is in itself difficult to stomach but shows the grit and determination of the author to succeed despite the best efforts of educators attempting to write her off and label their neurodivergent student as another 'underachieving', 'unpunctual' and 'unruly' pupil destined to join the scrap heap that is 'life'. Rosemary, fortunately, had the moral support of close family and friends to guide her through adolescence into adulthood. I especially loved reading her honest account of dealing with the chaos and utter confusion that comes with being dyspraxic, especially in the big wide world where space and time aren't something we gravitate towards or away from easily. This book is a triumph from start to finish. I highly recommend purchasing it!
- Emily Katy, autistic blogger, writer and Trustee of Autistic Girls Network
Stumbling through space and time is a heartfelt memoir, offering an authentic insight into what it means to be dyspraxic. Rosemary not only creates a space where those with dyspraxia can feel seen, but she also creates valuable learning opportunities for anyone to learn about it. This will help to make the world a more inclusive place for everyone.
- Rachel Charlton-Dailey, Founder and Editor-in-Chief, The Unwritten
This is a raw and honest look at what life is like when the world isn't built for you. As a dyspraxic adult, I still struggle to explain myself but I found new resources in this book. Rosemary has encapsulated so many of my feelings of not belonging in the neurotypical world and reminded me it's okay to do things my way.
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Petersfield’s Shine Radio broadcaster who himself is a podcast producer and a voice artist. Harrison sits down to chat to me about his early autism diagnoses, his anxieties around food related matters with the fear of sickness and being sick that he realises is part of having OCD. TW. brief to intrusive thoughts related to OCD specifically harm to life. if that is upsetting for you Harrison announces ahead of mentioning it so you can hit the button so scrub and fast foreward.
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Matilda Barrowman She/Her Neurodivergent Advocate. She opens in anextended interview sharing her experiences of ableism, her diagnoses experiences with mental health and educating me on her experience of being both autistic and cerebral palsic, hyperlexia and PDA. experiences with school, representation of disability in media, ableism and bbeing an autist woman and her future carer aspirations. You will learn alot about her. @Matildabarrowman on instagram.
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In this interview I, Autisticly Aar chat to Lydia Wilkins first time author and journalist about her debut cookbook The Autism Friendly Cookbook. This interview focuses on the what you can find in the book if you choose to buy it link is provided directing to the publisher's e-store. You hear about Lydia's time at school, encounters with ableism and life as a freelance journalist. Follow @journo_lydia on both Twitter/Instagram, the podcast on social media platforms @NeuroCastPod, myself autisticlyaarjaewilliams@mastodon.social now on mastodon and @aarjaewilliams now on Tumblr. If have any questions, ideas, comments and feedback for myself and for the podcast email neurocast@aarowcreo.com and podcast information and soon transcripts and multi media content via www.aarowcreo.com
Book Publishes: 21/11/2022 Monday November with Jessica Kingsley Publishers
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Victoria Ellen (She/Her) a.k.a Actually Aspling how you would find her on Twitter, Instagram and TikTok @actuallyaspling chats about her journey to finding her neurodivergent self. Before that diagnosed with Epilepsy which affects her ability pass a driving test. With at university diagnosed with dyslexia, dyspraxia and autism and now waiting on diagnoses for ADHD as they describe their hyperactivity and Chronic Illness ME also waiting on formal diagnoses and support. We also talked about her interest in psychology and passion in neurodivergent awareness and autism research as a Ph.D student with her critique of the current diagnostic model. If want to get in contact the podcast email neurocast@aarowcre.com or on social media @neurocastpod. This is the a Aarow Audio Original Podcast presented by Autisticly Aar Jae Williams (They/Them
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The podcast is back and with a new guest and a simplified format. On this episode I welcome Loz from the Chewigem company to tell me how she got involved in chewigem company. In this episode I looked back to a highlight from Season 1 when she appeared on the 2020 season in the Stim Pride Showcase segment. But this episode reflects her neurodivergent story and the story of her child Jamie as they learnt together about being neurodivergent. There is reference to repetitive bodily behaviour. There may be some technical difficulties within the programme so a transcript will be up soon to go with the episode.
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After two years on a break the podcast returns. Listen to see whats to come and who is on the guest list! Email neurocastpod@gmail.com and follow @neurocastpod on Twitter, TikTok, Facebook and Instagram
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Autisticly Aaron In this weeks episode, chats with Lyric Holmans a gender fluid neurodivergent advocate known to many as the neurodivergent rebel a leader in the conversation on neurodivergent rights. This episode sees Aaron confronts how gender expression is much a neurodivergent issue as it is a femininist one. Autisticly Aaron also has Fen from Stimolgy in the Stim Pride Show Case and your weekly neuro news desk breifing
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The fresh voice in neurodivergency returns with the third episode in the series of neurocast Autisticly Aaron presents new features with Lorraine from Chewigem telling us about her business in Stim Pride Showcase a new weekly feature on the podcast. With Autisticly Aaron’s first time behind the ND Neuro News desk bringing you some of the latest takes from news, current affairs from within the community and the return of the question and answer feature ‘Ask Autisticly Aaron‘ now weekly. New format with new for NeuroCast. Tweet us @ndneruonews use the #neurocast or email nd.neuronews@gmail..com. Also here Autisticly Aaron chatting about what is #stimpridesunday Today's headline feature guest is Sarah Boon Autistic, Dyslexic with ADHD chats to Autisticly Aaron's first Zoom chat in their first interview conducted over zoom. Went quite swimmingly chatting Self diagnoses and unmasking and what lead to her diagnoses. It was a pleasure to be joined by Sarah and Lorraine from Chewigem in this episode. Sarah also stated that she has. a new Neuro-pride webstore selling autistic and neurodivegency pride mugs and t-shirts. chatted also about her masters degree which she recently finished in psychology and her experineces with researching her autism and ADHD looking at whether theres gender inequality in the diagnoses process for neurodivegent people and an economic and social inequality leading to the necessity of self diagnoses.
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Autisticly Aaron since starting this podcast wants to give a glance and a window view into their life being autistic and dyspraxic telling the strong of how this podcast came and how they feel about the themes of the podcast
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This is the firs episode with feature guest Sophie Lavender an autistic dyspraxic youtube content creator comedian who also has ADHD who has talked on this podcast about her experiences with the pandemic and her interests Autisticly Aaron gives you a more in-depth explanation of what’s to come on their podcast remember to subscribe and share follow nd neuronews on social media email us and follow Sophie Lavender on Twitter instagram and tik tok also subscribe to her youtube channel more to come soon
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This is the first unofficial episode introducing you to what’s coming next remember follow us on @ndneuronews on twitter and instagram ahead of the first official episode coming shortly meanwhile email nd.neuronews@gmail.com if you have any ideas for guests and topics and remember subscribe and share.
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