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All Autism Talk

All Autism Talk
Autism
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All Autism Talk is a podcast where stories come to life and voices are heard, celebrating the beauty and strength of the autism community. Through heartfelt interviews with individuals on the spectrum, authors, and professionals, we share wisdom, courage, and hope. Whether you’re a parent seeking guidance, an educator looking to inspire, or a self-advocate on your journey, this podcast offers a pl... more

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This month we're going back in the archives to season 7 episode 7 with Russell Lehmann! Motivational Speaker and Poet, Russell Lehmann shares with us his perspectives on autism and the human condition. Having spent most of his life in isolation, Russ... more

We're looking back to season 6 and pulling episode 14 out of the archives! Jennifer Cook was diagnosed on the autism spectrum at the age of 35 and is raising three children on the spectrum. She is the author of seven bestselling, award-winning books.... more

After more than 10 years of conversations, learning, and community, All Autism Talk is taking a pause.

In this brief episode, Richie reflects on the podcast’s journey—from amplifying autistic voices and sharing expert perspectives to the conversatio... more

In this episode, Dr. Cindy Ariel explores relationships involving autistic and neurodivergent individuals, drawing from her book Autism and the Two of Us. She discusses how differences in communication, social expectations, and processing styles can ... more

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Recent Guests

Russell Lehmann
Motivational speaker and poet focusing on autism and mental health
Episode: Out of the Archives: An Honest Look at the Full Experience of Autism with Russell Lehmann
Jennifer Cook
Best-selling author and advocate on autism in women and girls
Author of Autism in Heels
Episode: Out of the Archives: Female Life on the Spectrum with Jennifer Cook
Cindy Ariel
Philadelphia-based psychologist who co-founded Alternative Choices, author of Autism and the Two of Us
Alternative Choices; Guilford Publications (publisher)
Episode: Autism and the Two of Us: Love, Communication, and Neurodiversity
Dr. Molly O'Shea
Lifelong swimmer and water safety advocate; official pediatrician for Goldfish Swim School; former editor for American Academy of Pediatrics; columnist for Detroit News
Goldfish Swim School; American Academy of Pediatrics
Episode: Water Safety and Autism: What Families Need to Know
Caroline Maguire
Internationally recognized expert in social emotional learning, ADHD coaching, and relationship development; author of Why Will No One Play With Me?
Author, Speaker, Coach
Episode: Friendship Skills for Neurodivergent Adults
Emilie Brotherton
ASCEND program coordinator, Missouri State University West Plains
Episode: College Accommodations for Autistic Students: What Actually Works
Darby Schwien
ASCEND graduate, Missouri State University West Plains
Episode: College Accommodations for Autistic Students: What Actually Works
Samantha Balthasor
Autistic adult, associate's degree student in early childhood education, behavior technician candidate
Wisconsin Early Autism Project
Episode: Autistic Voices Inside ABA: The Conversation the Field Needs
Rue Lennon
Autistic adult, advocate, involved in Neurodiverse Task Force; speaker and longtime advocate
Wisconsin Early Autism Project
Episode: Autistic Voices Inside ABA: The Conversation the Field Needs

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Richie Plush

Reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars from 98 ratings
  • Breakaway podcast was extremely informative

    I’m struggling to guide my 19 year to more independence and this episode was very helpful.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wiggle$99
    United States5 years ago
  • Saw a Link for ABA - No Thank You!

    Nope

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Kbop05
    United States5 years ago
  • Very Much Appreciated!

    This podcast is teaching me so much and covers a lot of information! As an aspiring BCBA thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Michelle.H.G
    Canada6 years ago
  • Not enough autistic voices

    If you’re actually interested in autism advocacy, include autistic voices. There are plenty of autistic people who could speak about their own experiences and provide more insight.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    957279194485892
    United States6 years ago
  • Mrs.

    Great variety of guests (parents, researchers, authors, etc..) presented in a very conversational tone. Interesting insights and passion projects from people in very different communities and parts of the country.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    It_Takes_A_Village
    United States8 years ago

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Several reviewers praise the informative range of topics and the conversational interviews with varied guests.
Listeners value the practical guidance for families navigating independence, autism support and everyday challenges.

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Out of the Archives: An Honest Look at the Full Experience of Autism with Russell Lehmann
Q: What can parents do to support a child with autism and what can allies do in public spaces when they see someone meltdowns?
Validation is foundational: acknowledge the person's experience, offer to help specifically, and avoid assuming you know what they need. Be present, ask how you can help, and provide a safe space rather than rushing to solve the problem.
Out of the Archives: Female Life on the Spectrum with Jennifer Cook
Q: How did you approach describing autism in girls and women in a way that could be understood by a broad audience?
I focused on underlying needs and patterns behind behaviors, reworking diagnostic language to highlight aptitudes and contexts instead of deficits, and I used personal stories to illustrate how those needs manifest differently in girls and women.
Autism and the Two of Us: Love, Communication, and Neurodiversity
Q: What are some practical, low-risk steps couples can take to start better conversations?
Begin with active listening, ask non-judgmental questions, repeat back what you heard to confirm understanding, and avoid blaming questions like 'why didn't you do this,' reframing to 'what made it hard for you to do this?'
Autism and the Two of Us: Love, Communication, and Neurodiversity
Q: What is a core misconception about neurodivergent relationships that you wanted to address?
That these relationships are inherently doomed or unsatisfying; instead, with mutual education and deliberate communication, couples can develop deeper understanding and closeness.
Autism and the Two of Us: Love, Communication, and Neurodiversity
Q: What inspired you to write Autism and the Two of Us now?
The author explains the long arc from an earlier book, how attitudes and language around autism have evolved, and her desire to address both partners in a neurodivergent relationship, not just the autistic partner.

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Frequently Asked Questions About All Autism Talk

What is All Autism Talk about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Conversations about autism and neurodiversity bring together autistic people, family members, educators, clinicians, authors and advocates. Episodes combine personal stories with practical guidance on topics such as communication, relationships, education, safety, employment and self-advocacy. Regular host Richie Plush guides interviews that make room for lived experience alongside professional expertise, often connecting individual stories to broader questions about inclusion and support. The mix of perspectives is a defining feature: guests may discuss their own lives, explain a service or approach, or share work they have created for the autism community. The content suits parents and caregivers seeking useful ideas, educators and clinic... more

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1. Russell Lehmann
2. Jennifer Cook
3. Cindy Ariel
4. Dr. Molly O'Shea
5. Caroline Maguire
6. Emilie Brotherton
7. Darby Schwien
8. Samantha Balthasor

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