The Dialogues: Autistic Joy, Access and Being Loudly Wrong
In this episode of The Dialogues, Kassiane Asasumasu, Morénike Giwa-Onaiwu, Renae Martin, and Oswin Latimer explore Autistic joy, community, accessibility, and the increasingly complicated relationship between technology and disability.
The group discusses the latest developments in US autism polic…
Mindful Mondays With Ashley Dupuy: The Inner Toolkit | Emotional Intelligence
Fine. Stressed. Overwhelmed.
We use these words every day, but they can conceal far more than they reveal. Anger and disappointment may feel remarkably similar in the body, yet one may point towards perceived injustice while the other emerges from an unmet expectation. If we cannot recognise the di…
This Week in Autistic Culture #20 | Misophonia | Is the Legacy of Princess Diana Autistic Culture?
This week, Angela and Simon explore misophonia — the intense emotional and physical reactions that certain everyday sounds can provoke, and why our sensory experiences can be so difficult to predict.
After celebrating his engagement at a lively party filled with music, laughter and conversation, Si…
Trailer: Unfortunately, I Noticed
Have you ever noticed something that everyone else seems to have missed — and wished you could go back to not noticing it?
Welcome to Unfortunately, I Noticed, a new podcast hosted by journalist, author and AuDHD creative Gabrielle Nicole Pharms, exploring the patterns, contradictions and details t…
Creative Becoming: Editing to Endings
What happens after you stop recording a podcast — and how do you learn to embrace your own voice when you hear it played back?
In the second episode of Series 2 of Creative Becoming, Helen and Elizabeth continue their behind-the-scenes exploration of making a podcast, moving beyond the microphone t…
Autism Help: Autism and Intelligence
In this episode of Autism Help, Heather McKay explores the relationship between intelligence and neurodivergence, questioning how we measure intelligence and why different ways of thinking are so often misunderstood.
Heather discusses the limitations and biases of IQ testing, spiky cognitive profil…
Unfortunately, I Noticed: When Your Brain Catches Everything | Fatimah Taliah
What happens when discovering you're neurodivergent changes everything you thought you knew about yourself?
In the first episode of Unfortunately, I Noticed, Gabrielle Nicole Pharms is joined by comedian and AuDHD content creator Fatimah Taliah to explore autism, ADHD, creativity and the complicate…
Autistic Culture Podcast Rewind - Taylor Swift is Autistic
In this episode of The Autistic Culture Podcast, Autistic hosts Dr. Angela Kingdon and Matt Lowry, LPP discuss the many ways Taylor Swift and her fanbase of “Swifties” embody and reflect Autistic Culture. This episode was HIGHLY requested by Autistic Swiftie listeners and their contributions are in…
This Week in Autistic Culture #21 | Existential Dread: Why Autistic People Fear the Future | Is Scream Autistic Culture?
This week, Angela and Simon explore existential dread — the overwhelming anxiety that can come from uncertainty, anticipation and the feeling that something might go wrong, even when there’s no evidence it will.
From waiting for bad news at work to worrying about the future, they discuss how Autist…
Creative Becoming: Football & Fandom
Why do we become football fans — and what makes us stay loyal to a club through the highs, the heartbreak and everything in between?
In this episode of Creative Becoming, Helen and Elizabeth kick off a new exploration of football, creativity and culture. Drawing on their experiences as Sheffield Un…
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