Autism With A Voice: Recent Episodes
Justin Boatner
Getting down to issues revolving around autism doing it from a voice of a person with autism. I was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder when I was 3 years old and since I have a strong voice I want to tell people how we view these issues. How people with Autism view these issues.
This episode is basically an un introduction to us getting back to Autism with a voice. I will be eliminating the idea of using seasons, and just circling back to Old episodes as we get used to Spotify, merging with anchor.
This is a full on rundown of what’s been going on for the last few months and the couch everyone up on the status of the channel. Thank you for hanging in there
This episode is short but it really does go into what I'm looking at when it comes down to wheelchair accessible vehicles. But here's an interesting fact. It's not the brand of the vehicle or the dealership that you go to that will get to you. It's much more. Enjoy the episode and have fun
This is gonna be a short description but getting back to autism with a voice and going through driver's education. This season will be season 6 and I am calling it the unknown. Enjoy the season and I hope to see you guys soon
This goes over a reason why I don't have my learner's permit and why I did a few episodes on driver's education. Thank you for tuning in and I hope you guys enjoy the episode.
I finally came out with the episode. This episode took me a year to work up the courage to come out with. I finally did it and I'm proud of myself for doing it. I'm gonna work up the inspiration to do more episodes like this to help out our community. But I hope you guys enjoyed the episode and I hope it helped out. https://www.northshorecare.com/ This is the link to northshores website so check them out. They are super amazing people that care about people disabilities people.
This episode is the beginning of season 5 and in this episode we talk about pfizer requesting the FDA to approve their vaccine for children or children between the ages of 5 and 12 years old. It gets a little rough because of how serious this topic is.
This episode is after receiving the second injection of the Pfizer BioNTec covid-19 vaccine. This episode is to inform you on what I've experienced after the second injection.
The story is a bit interesting but honestly it's a story that I don't tell a lot of people and I think now it's about the good time to do it
I also talked about some of the insecurities people might have towards the covid-19 vaccine and give some reinsuring information to backup the safety and efficacy of the covid-19 vaccine.
Thanks for tuning in. This was a wonderful experience and I would like to thank the people at Pfizer BioNTech for the are wonderful work in there vaccine development. Don't let anyone discourage you from getting vaccinated because for those people that are discouraging you from getting the vaccine are just clueless and don't understand the full ramification of covid-19. Do not let anyone discourage you from getting your children or adults vaccinated and if you are an individual with autism and you're looking at getting vaccinated do not let anyone discourage you from getting vaccinated. Do not listen to any anti-vaxxers and just listen to the medical experts. Dr. Fauci says that the vaccine is safe to get. He's absolutely right. When it's your turn get the covid-19 vaccine. It doesn't hurt at all
Thanks for tuning in. I know this episode is a bit weird but it's exposed to help inform you guys about what to do for the covid-19 vaccine and also to give you the ability to know what the reactions to the vaccine will be like. I will most likely be doing another episode later on today after the vaccine so stay tuned in
Sorry for the noise being a little off-putting that is because I have a sewing machine in the background
I'm sorry for my voice is sounding a little muffled up. Allergy season is kicking in and I'm on new medication that causes my throat to be a little congested so sorry if I sound a little strange. This episode really just goes down on the updates and to really get down to starting season 5. I know this is a bit of an abrupt way of starting season 5 and ending season for butt a lot of stuff came up and I was not able to fully in season 4. Thanks for tuning in and I hope you guys enjoyed the episode
This episode just tackles on a major problem that I've been sing with inconsiderate people and it's basically doing a public service for people with disabilities. This will be the second to last podcast episode for season 4 of autism with a voice. The next season we are going to start facing on major problems in the ASD community but also widely among people with disabilities. Next season I am going to attempt to bring people in to do these episodes with me. You guys might be able to meet my partner he's been helping me toggle on problems that politicians have been having with people with disabilities and much more.
I know it's out of the ordinary to do a speech but honestly I felt like doing this because I need to get a few new speeches out but also really vent myself a little. I know it's a little harsh but understand that it has a strong purpose
I did this episode to better inform parents and guardians as well as individuals on self-defense in electric wheelchair. This is purely for people with physical disabilities but it can be used for people with developmental disabilities
With Pfizer and moderna potentially coming out with vaccines for covid-19 I felt like making this episode because of the potentials.
This is a political episode but dives into healthcare a bitso it is political but not in the sense of Joe Biden versus Donald Trump. It's more like getting people to understand that people with disabilities to serve more from healthcare.
I got really aggravated in this. https://wheelchairtravel.org/american-airlines-policy-prohibits-power-wheelchairs-regional-jets/ https://www.aviationpros.com/engines-components/aircraft-airframe-accessories/interiors/press-release/21130472/molon-labe-seating-new-airline-seat-design-will-allow-disabled-passengers-to-fly-in-their-own-wheelchairs
I know this is a bit of a depressing episode but I needed to get this out so you guys can know what happens and understand that there are tons of ways to protect yourself and if you are the parent or guardian of someone to give the person that you're a guardian of the ability to protect themselves
https://www.gofundme.com/f/cycling-with-autism?utm_source=customer&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=p_cf+share-flow-1
This episode breaks down the difference between chew toys that you would give to a baby and chewing that you would give to an adult with autism.
This episode is on oral fidgets and oral stimming in general. One thing I forgot to add is you can always use of face shield. God gives you the ability to use an oral fidget without having any hassle with wearing a mask.
This episode gets a little weird but the really useful for traveling with someone with autism. I also include information about my Tik-Tok page so I hope you guys can tune to that and have a little laughter
This is everything you need to know about all of the programs that you should be aware of with people with disabilities. I also included a response on what you need to do if any of these get violated. I also included information on updates in Woodrow Wilson but I guess I should come out with a actual episode on it
So this is basically a rundown of what's going to happen for Woodrow Wilson. I know it's a bit crazy and weird but this is how I have it set up
A good way to start out a new season. This is on protein powder and how they get into it and what to do.
This episode is to really point out that it's not right to use the Americans with disability act to get someone out of wearing a mask.
This episode is more cater to people with Autism but it applies to everyone with any disability
This episode play sick with a follow-up wife said on a previous episode about vaccines. this mostly goes over to tips on getting vaccines for anyone with autism or for parents that have guardianship over someone with autism
This episode is just to get some hair off my chest and get a real life message out there
This episode really rubs up on multiple areas. it really goes all over the place in the terms of getting back to school and getting back to college. I really going that into what to do the terms of going back to school in the terms of public and private school but also in terms of college. I will also be making a part 2 for colleges if the individual has a roommate. Today will also be the first day that I start the autism with a voice Facebook page so I encourage you guys to check that out soon.
This is the first mobility episode so I hope you guys like this and please correct me if I did anything wrong. When I did this episode I am using my own experience so in some cases I might be wrong. I am not going to label the seasons until we get to season 2 of this session. Because the podcast system values limits me on how I label the seasons
Basically this is to go over what we're going to be doing going forward for season 4 and a new topic season.
This episode is to rub on going on a flight with autism. I wanted this episode to be filled with a lot of information on what to do and also to really go on to a few problem TSA has.
Soul point of this episode is to go over what to do when it comes down to gaming with autism.
This episode is a bit personal but it's bass around breaking down certain misconceptions about wheelchair users and also to provide some tips and tricks for individuals with autism who do uses wheelchairs.
For this up so I decided to point out the reason why people with Autism should not be getting back to work during these times.
This episode is just short and simple. Basically an update of what's going on for seeable future and hopefully soon when I get more information I'll do an update but stay tuned and good luck
So this episode is on more of advocating before going away. Going away to college or any program for an extended of time is hard for any individual with disabilities. So I did this episode give some advice and tips on going to college and programs for people with disabilities. Here's the link for the I'm determined website https://www.imdetermined.org/
This is to basically give you as an update and to talk about my health conditions. We talked about my heart condition and a few other things that will be happening. stay safe and continue washing your hands and following the CDC guidelines.
On this episode I get really in-depth into the two shows the good doctor and Atypical. I really do hit hard on this episode and I am still watching the shows so in the future I will be doing an updated episode and since I do love atypical I will be doing a series on that just because well it's fun to watch and it's entertaining. Remember to practice social distancing and proper hygiene. This is the only way that we can defeat the novel coronavirus
So for this episode I wanted to do something on what stores are better for people with Autism and other related disabilities. I will be leaving the links for these websites and the description right here. Remember to practice social distancing and proper hygiene. We can fight the coronavirus if we do what the CDC says. https://www.nationalautismresources.com/
https://www.especialneeds.com/
https://www.autism-products.com/
https://funandfunction.com/
This episode does get a little direct and there's some cussing in there so pardon my language. This is the really just given update and tell everyone what we have to go through as individuals with disabilities. Remember to wash your hands and sanitize all surfaces as well as practicing proper social distancing. We can defeat the coronavirus with these proper steps.
I don't ask a lot from you guys but it would be really helpful if we can start advocating for change to the age limit for public school. So this episode does get a little emotional and it has a good message that can benefit a lot of students. Thank you and remember to wash your hands for more than 20 seconds and avoid contact until this whole outbreak is over.
This is basically to give you guys an update on how I'm doing and to give you guys a little information followed by some ideas to manage anxiety during these troubling times
Basically a run-through during this whole outbreak. This is the response to the Corona virus outbreak. Remember to wash your hands for 20 seconds. Stay sanitary and clean. Avoid large public events and crowds. Stay inside as much as possible. And stay safe. Remember we can defeat the coronavirus if we follow the guidelines the CDC provides us. Love you guys and God bless us everyone
Basically to give you guys a rundown of what's going on how everything's going to be turning out for this season and what's going on on the YouTube channel.
This is a special episode on the love and support that Joe Biden gives to people who have autism and also supporting his campaign. Today was really special because I had an interview with fun someone from the campaign office of Joe Biden and that really just inspired me to come out with this episode. I know I said in the past I've been talking to politics but in his terms of Joe Biden then it's an exception. I will do anything to support Joe Biden to make sure that he comes out on top. thank you and have a wonderful day
super sorry for me being super tired I had a long day of school work going on and I wanted to get an episode out by the end of tonight so I did and this is the final episode of autism of a voice at least for season 2. I went over how we are going to be starting up an Autism with a voice YouTube channel so you guys can develop a better connection with me and also come out with comments that can better improve. I love using podcast channels but I also want to develop that connection with you guys. Now for that sold we talked about First Amendment and bullying as well as Autism Speaks and rubbing up on the very first episode we did for autism with a voice. there's a bit of controversy but at the end of the day it's extremely fun and energetic. I hope you guys enjoy and to next time I'll see you guys in two weeks for the new season of autism with a voice. if you guys have any suggestions then go to my Facebook page to submit them in private a messenger. Thank you
When most people think about people with Autism driving they think the impossible. Well today's videos dedicated on proving that people with Autism on both ends of the spectrum can drive. Driving is a necessity in a lot of parts of our country and giving people with autism the ability to drive is the best thing to do to improve their independence. I hope you guys love the video and happy New Year
So I watch the dr. Phil episode about dr. Phil discrediting marijuana and pointing that marijuana lowers IQ. I really wanted to just dig into this Terry because it's not about the marijuana it's about dr. Phil's ability to understand multiple forms of intelligence. We can't look at one form of intelligence we need to look at multiple forms of intelligence to improve our society. I do use the r-word but to point out that it's useless.
For this episode I wanted to really take on part one of MTV TV shows episodes on phrases. I'm not sponsored by MTV but I decided there was not a lot of terms on people with invisible disabilities so kind of involuntary extension. I do use the r-word a bit in this episode and I'm sorry for doing that. I also include physical disabilities because physical disabilities can be invisible. This is primarily the tackle on the phrases and terms people disabilities face. I do get locked into it and I do use a bit of profanity and insults but in a constructive and educational matter.
So today's episodes on fidgeting and stimming. We all know the benefits of stimming and today's episodes is to talk about stimming. The websites are recommended for buying fidgets for stimming would be especial needs and Amazon. I'm sorry I'm not able to get the links up.
So for this episode I decided to go all the factors of drinking with autism. This episode goes over my tips and rather people with Autism can drink or not. I highly recommend going with the tips because they're really useful and I can say so from my own experience
So for today's episode I decided to step in the new Zone and I've been seeing a lot of this happen with police departments and offices as well as schools putting autism and schizophrenia side-by-side like their similar conditions. This is more to realize to cure the grounds that autism and schizophrenia are two separate conditions under two different forms of conditions. The reason why I did this episode was because of that and it can tell people that the two conditions are similar so I hope you guys enjoy
this episodes going to be on that new fancy Bill Donald Trump passed. This episodes it's for people who generally believe in Donald Trump's Goodwill on the topic of autism. I get really sarcastic and snooty but at the end I also going in depth on how Donald Trump has a problem with people flushing toilets multiple times. Trust me if you're against Trump and you kind of want to know a little bit more truth to what happened with this build that made to raise billions of dollars for autism research then you should totally watch this episode
(R-word warning) so for this episode I focused it around something that's been going on in the school systems more commonly in special education classes across our country. So this episode is cater to parents and individuals on the matters of discrimination in school. I go through multiple tips and ways to deal with teachers who think that they are above and beyond the individual with the disability. this is not to be mean to any teacher and I will tell you that a lot of teachers are kind and loving people but there are teachers out there who feel the need to discriminate an individual because they're unable to defend themselves. Not all special education teachers are bad and there's a large percentage of special education teachers that do care about the individual so I don't want this to change your idea on special education. Here's the link for the recording devices https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07F8RVJJK/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_Ewa0DbB086N0G. I hope you realize enjoy your episode and don't be afraid to stick up for someone who's not able to stick up for themselves.
The big problem within our community is anyone with any disability has a hard time asking for their accommodations. So for this episode I made it hilarious and intense to help people with disabilities advocate for their needs. I will tell you that there is a bit of rudeness but I did it with a purpose in really pushing a message across the board. Sometimes in these episodes I'm going to get really intense to help push my message across the board and I don't want to be mean or anything but I feel like it's a really good way of pushing a message across and also adding a little comedy to my channel. Here's the link for the Americans with disability act office. Don't be afraid to make any complaint because by law if anyone discriminates anyone with any disability they deserve to have the government up there a$$. ADA.gov homepage https://www.ada.gov/
for this episode I decided to channel a lot of my anger and frustration into people accusing themselves for having autism even though in that they don't have autism. I've seen people say I think I have autism or I have little bit of autism and it's frustrating so for this episode it's to bust all of that so hopefully I don't hear it ever again.
So for this I wanted to going dead on how a child with autism can be affected by their siblings. I also dabble into cutting out all forms of negativity so we can avoid problems later down the road.
It's going to be a really hard episode because everyone knows Autism speaks but don't know the dark sides to Autism speaks. As people of autism we have every right to hate Autism speaks because of the programs and organizations they support in. In these descriptions I will always tell you guys when I get locked on something so you guys would be prepared to hear it. I did get locked onto the organization for autism research because it's a well-rounded organization that has been really helpful to me and my family. So no surprises there. I hope you guys enjoy the episode and I'll have more coming out soon
I am always running into these miracle cures for autism and it's just sickening. I thought the first episode should be on the problems with these miracle cures. I'm storing this out in parts because I want to continue doing my research into this and giving you guys my view on it and why it's important to stop the miracle cures.