
From home and family to humour and epic geekiness, this is a funny and enlightening podcast about thinking differently. With autistic hosts Robyn Steward, Jamie Knight and guests.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture | ||||

How do you explain being in a long term loving relationship when you’ve not really had one yet? In her latest novel, The Cassandra Complex, Holly Smale attempts just that.
She tells us about accidentally and then deliberately writing an autistic cha... more
Monotropism. That’s a big word isn’t it? Well for one of our hosts it’s been a massive one.
Jamie says it’s changed his life, so we are joined by one of the first people to theorise it, Dr Wenn Lawson, to explain just what it is and why it could hel... more
Presenter Chris Packham has made another documentary for the BBC about autistic people. He tells us about making Inside Our Autistic Minds and the amazing people he met whilst doing it.
We ask how his view of autism has changed since his last docume... more
Changes in life are hard for everyone, but for autistic people they come with that extra layer of complexity. Whether that’s your first time getting the bus alone,or going from school to college.
We speak to Harvey, from the charity Ambitious about ... more
In the middle of her UK book tour, Australian actress Chloé Hayden joins Jamie and Robyn in the studio to ask about her many hats.
After shooting to worldwide fame as Quinni in Heartbreak High, in between giving talks advocating for autistic people,... more
Welcome to series 4! After nearly two years away, we are back, with our handbook to life for people with autism.
Jamie and Robyn return to answer your questions on what they’ve been up to and how they’ve been. From health updates and adapted buggies... more
Melissa Simmonds is black and autistic, as are her children. In this episode she talks about the anxiety she feels when her 16-year-old stims in public, and what he might do if stopped by police. How would you feel if a builder arrived an hour earlie... more
This is the one where we get through some of your emails. Jamie describes how it feels when the "mouth words" won't come. Robyn explains why wearing her favourite jumper to a medical appointment helps "cocoon" her from what's happening and how a whit... more
Great intro for newly diagnosed adult autistic
This is one of the most insightful podcasts on autism. Fascinating, intelligent and well articulated perspectives on autistic experiences. Please keep making these episodes.
My only complaint is that I wish it were longer as I’d love to hear more from the presenters and their guests.
One of my favorite podcasts, highly re-listenable fantastic representation, the hosts are very helpful and relatable, the moderator is a great foil. I really enjoy it.
Listening and re listening and learning so much as a parent and grandma - Bravo team
I have only listened to one episode so far but I really liked it and am now following because I want to know when the next series airs. Thank you for answering people’s email questions on air, it is super informative and non-boring 🙌🏾
I love this show. So glad it’s back. Absolutely my favourite autism related podcast. So wide ranging, and never assumes one experience of autism. Started listening as a sibling of someone with autism, then continued when I became a parent to someone with autism, and now with greater awareness of my own traits. That covers a pretty wide spectrum of experience & severity and this show engages with all those levels. Keep it going!
I absolutely love this life affirming, informative, sensitive and funny podcast. I’ve missed it so so much. What a great episode to come back with….. a podcast on relationships.
I’ll be sharing this podcast far and wide!
So pleased you're back and both doing well! Very excited to catch up on all the new episodes 😁
This is one of my favorite podcasts, and I’ve listened to all of the episodes more than once. The presenters are very fun to listen to and simultaneously knowledgeable and hilarious. Everything they talk about is relatable and they provide great insight into autistic daily life. I love this podcast, and I miss it dearly. Please consider making more episodes!
I’m autistic and listened to my first episode on humour and autism and I nearly weeed myself laughing so much. When I saw the title I had to work how many minutes that was(such an autistic trait lol!!!) Ilove that there is a podcast for people like myself where I feel ‘normal’
What a great podcast. I learned so much about autismus. Really looking forward for the next season and meeting Robyn and Jamie again.
I have found this podcast very educational. It has helped me understand some of the people around me. Robyn and Jamie explain how they think and act brilliantly. I hope this has influenced my behaviour to make things easier for those I come into contact with on the autistic spectrum. I have listened and relistened to all the episodes. I am really hoping there will be lots more episodes so that I can keep learning.
I miss this when it’s gone
Thank you all so much for making these podcasts! I’m a mental health peer worker and one of clients was recently diagnosed with ASD. I have listened to every episode, shared and learned so much. You share your personal experiences in such an interesting, intelligent, amusing and emotional way. Simply brilliant. 5 stars all the way
This is very good podcast and help me as an autistic kid
How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.
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