SEEDs Cast: Recent Episodes
Seeds For Autism
The SEEDs For Autism Podcast is produced by, for, and with autistic adults (on the spectrum) as a vehicle for personalized expression and voice. In today's world, autism is understood most by those who are close, and seldomly truly understood by those without experience. By creating this podcast we hope to allow for better awareness, appreciation, and acceptance of the individuals who live within the experience of Autism.
In this episode we sit down with Carrie and learn about Mango, her cat.
We also enjoy the knowledge of Daniel as he lists every single animal found in Lion King.
Sit back, relax, and enjoy our conversations!
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In this episode we let our ADHD get the best of us. We talk about the myths of autism, interacting with people with autism, and even the comparison between broccoli and energy drinks. Don't miss it!
In this episode we hear from returning podcast participant Jake M. We discuss generalizations within the autism community.
In this episode we have our first official guest Peyton. Peyton is a volunteer video streaming assistant, student, athlete, streamer, philosopher and MANY other things.
We discuss the nature, aspects and myths about autism as well as the glorious contributions of coffee to our lives. Peyton gives us universe changing advice and we have a few laughs along the way.
You can find more about Peyton here:
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In this episode we talk with Samuel and learn all about horror movies and video games. We also briefly talk about his thoughts on autism.
Samuel teaches us about Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
Don't miss this one! We had GREAT time!
Join us in this fun episode as we have a goofy time with Matthew S. as he brings the silliness out of me and also talks about independence and chores.
Frank tells us about his AWESOME time at the Anime Convention
Jacob, who is normally fairly quiet, goes off on a tangent about a day that he had and some of the things going on in his life.
In this episode we talk with Sonja about the challenges of being diagnosed with autism yet still "presenting" as someone who is neuro-typical.
We also do a deep-dive into anime with Frank as we discuss PLENTY of various shows and their characters.
Sonja and Meghan voice-act a scene from their favorite animated series!
In this episode we learn from Anna P. about some of the difficulties of having autism in the workplace. We also discuss the community college school system and how accommodations aren't always so easy to figure out.
We also talk with Sydney K. and learn about being diagnosed with autism as an adult and how that knowledge can be helpful, or not. We also learn about 22Q11 and the unique features of this chromosomal syndrome and how it effects daily life.
Guest starring Sydney L. with some fun facts that you possibly didn't know!
In this special Valentine's Day episode we get to know the struggle of adulting from Alex V. as we discuss the challenges of doing "adult" things.
Brian D. reads his own poetry with Angel giving us two Valentine's Day movie reviews.
We also talk about getting the "kid voice" out of our heads to become more of an adult and what it actually means to be an adult. We also have fun with some impersonations.
In this episode Keri teaches about the fundamentals of friendship and how to shop without dropping. Ryan M tells us about sports and his experience with autism while sharing many laughs.
In this episode we learn about what it is like to have autism while working and the documentarian/acting aspirations of Brian.
Justin discusses his life in different states and relays the importance of family. We discuss our pet peeves while shopping.
In this episode Jake M. discusses the challenges and roadblocks that individuals with autism face when accomplishing their dreams. He makes a call of action for people in the field of broadcasting as well as others to be more inclusive and provide additional opportunities for autistic professionals to engage and learn.
Michael S. discusses friendship and some of the experiences growing up in a special education classroom. We crack jokes and have a great time! He also allows us to "hear" his smile and positive personality throughout.
In this episode we talk to Daniel and learn about his hard work obtaining his black belt while also being reigning champion of his Dojo's world championship as well as his aspiration on becoming a personal trainer. We also talk to Angel as he discusses his interest in comics, movies and television. Special guest appearance by Jeff with his portrayal of "Jabberwocky" but Lewis Carroll.