2004: The Telepathy Tapes B-Side part 2
A mother kills her autistic son. Why? Because he asked her to.
The mother claims he used facilitated communication to ask her to help him die. This case is just one of many tied to the controversial method that claims to give a voice to non-speaking autistic individuals. But what if the voice wasn…
Secret Memorials And Mourning Behind Security: The Reality Of Ongoing Antisemitism In America
Amy Lutz from the St Louis Kaplan Felman Holocaust Museum reflects on the one year mark of the October 7th terrorist massacre in Israel. She also explains why violent antisemitism in the US remains a threat, as shown by the fact many memorial events had to happen with extra caution. For more infor…
S3 Ep29: Amelia Earhart Myth & Memory: A Conversation with Amy Lutz
When I say the Amelia Earhart/Fred Noonan case is a monster, you know I’m telling the truth. In 2017, I began my journey into this case publicly. And if there’s one thing I discovered right away, it’s that this case? The one we’ve been covering for well over a hundred episodes now? It’s full of mis…
Who Got Left Behind in the Autism Wars? (with Dr Amy Lutz)
In this episode, Jon is joined by Dr Amy Lutz to discuss her book "Chasing the Intact Mind: How the Severely Autistic and Intellectually Disabled Were Excluded from the Debates That Affect Them the Most"
This podcast is the summation of around 10 years of research into autistic Christian and ex-Ch…
The Gentrification of Severe Autism with Freddie deBoer on Narratives and Power
In this powerful conversation, Jackie Kancir and Amy Lutz speak with writer and academic Freddie deBoer to explore “The Gentrification of Severe Autism.” They discuss how autism discourse has been reshaped by those in positions of privilege, often erasing the lived experiences of individuals with t…
Autism Wars - After Action Review with Jonathan Machnee
Jonathan Machnee did close to a decade inside the neurodiversity movement as a true believer. Then his military intelligence training kicked in. He started analyzing the battlefield, mapping the factions, writing the reports. He left the movement, but he didn't leave the work — he turned it into a…
S1 E8 Who speaks for who in autism with Amy Lutz
Earlier this year a new book, ‘Upward Bound’, garnered a lot of attention. It’s authorship was attributed to non-speaking autistic man Woody Brown. It was covered in the Guardian, the New York Times and the Today Show. It’s part of a long tradition where non-speaking autistic people are credited wi…
Kelley Colihan Robertson on Journalism, Unreliable Speaking & Text-Based Communication
David welcomes guest Kelley Colihan Robertson, a former CNN journalist and documentary producer turned autism mom and communication rights advocate. Kelly shares her son Vance’s early signs, later autism diagnosis at age five, therapies, and difficult public-school experiences amid family stress af…
S3 E4 The Invisible Girls of Autism with Nabeelah Jaffer
Nabeelah got in touch with us because she was concerned. She has an autistic 6-year-old whose autism has been obvious since she was very young and who is minimally speaking. She felt that children like her daughter were invisible. Her family’s priorities are not represented in the conversation abou…
Ep55 - Freddie deBoer - The Cruelty of Good Intentions in Disability Advocacy
Author chat for new release All In Your Head: Illness As Identity, Trauma As Fashion, and The Desire to Be Disordered by Fredrik deBoer. Releases October 27, 2026
Join the NCSA Book Club starting Nov. 15th. Pre-orders and registration available now at NCSAutism.org/book
Summary
In this conversatio…
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