ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Welcome to Autism Explained: The Way We See It, a podcast focused on real perspectives, real experiences, and honest conversations about autism. This isn’t textbook talk—this is about how autism actually shows up in everyday life.
Autism is a spectrum, meaning no two individuals experience the world the same. From communication and behavior to perception and emotional processing, autism looks different for everyone—and that difference deserves understanding, not judgment.
In this podcast, we break down what autism is, challenge common misconceptions, and create space for voices that are often overlooked. Whether you’re a parent, educator, or someone looking to learn, this is where understanding begins.
Subscribe for real conversations that shift perspective.
Produced by Juming Delmas Studios (JDS) — a premium podcast production company helping creators turn conversations into impact, authority, and growth.
This podcast is part of the JDS Podcast Network, a curated network of shows designed to amplify voices, expand reach, and create powerful cross-platform visibility.
Update frequency:
biweekly
Average audio length:
18 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
11 episodes
since April 24, 2026
episodic
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Is there an “autism gene”? Can genetic testing explain why someone is autistic? And could autism ever be detected before birth?
In this episode of Autism Explained, geneticist Dr. Wendy Chung joins the conversation to unpack what decades of autism genetics research have actually taught us—and why t…
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What can movement do for a neurodivergent child beyond simply helping them “burn off energy”?
In this episode of Autism Explained, Zoë Whittaker, a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant and 5th Degree Black Belt, joins the conversation to explore how movement, martial arts, occupational therapy,…
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What does support for an autistic student actually look like inside the classroom?
In this episode of Autism Awareness, paraprofessional Jaya Shelton takes listeners inside her day-to-day work supporting students with autism and other disabilities in the school system.
Jaya e…
In this episode of Autism Explained, the host welcomes Greer McGuiness, a registered dietitian with nearly 20 years of experience, published researcher, autism practitioner, and mother of a 12-year-old son with autism and ARFID.
Greer discusses why autism cannot always be understood through genetic…
In this episode of Autism Explained, professional magician and disability advocate Cody Clark shares how an early autism diagnosis, an extremely limited prognosis, and one unforgettable moment onstage helped shape his life and career.
Cody’s parents first noticed changes in his responsiveness when …
In this episode of Autism Explained, pediatric speech and language pathologist Jessica Yamoah, founder of Tech Talk SLP Services, shares guidance for families supporting autistic children through communication, connection, and understanding.
Jessica specializes in helping autistic children and thei…
In this episode of Autism Explained, host Dacia Williams sits down with Iris Pendleton, founder and owner of Camp Summer Garden, for a heartfelt conversation about autism, inclusion, summer camp, after-school support, and creating spaces where neurodivergent children can feel safe, understood, and …
In this episode of Autism Explained, host Juming Delmas welcomes Kea Herron and her therapy dog, Charlie Chaplin, for a thoughtful conversation about dyslexia, autism, literacy, and how families can better support neurodivergent learners.Kea breaks down dyslexia in a clear and approachable way, exp…
In this episode of the Infinite Spectrum Podcast, Cynthia Covington brings a rare and deeply informed perspective to the conversation around autism, education, and neurodivergent support. With three decades of nursing experience, a background in neurology, work as an Exceptional Student Education t…
In this episode of Infinite Spectrum, we sit down with Dr. Matthew Zaideman, also known as Dr. Z, to talk about the powerful connection between the brain, body, nutrition, and family wellness.
Dr. Zaideman is a chiropractic physician, functional medicine practitioner, clinic owner, and host of N…
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