An unfiltered, unflinching, and occasionally inappropriate deep dive into the world of autism parenting-from a dad's perspective.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingKids & Family |
In this episode, Gaz and Andy dive into the Telepathy Tapes — the podcast that claims some non-verbal autistic kids can communicate telepathically. Sounds mad, but could there be something in it? The lads weigh up the hype, the hope, and the science.... more
In this episode, Gaz and Andy talk about the chaos and emotions of the new school term. Andy’s daughter Lydia is starting school for the first time, while Gaz’s son Thomas faces the rollercoaster of returning after six weeks off. From anxious morning... more
In Episode 15 of Autism Dadcast, we’re joined by Michael Hibberd — former AFL premiership player turned firefighter — as he opens up for the first time about life as a dad to Sunday, his four-year-old daughter with profound autism.
We chat about the... more
This week we’re joined by Sean, dad to six-year-old twin girls Lily and Isla, who were both diagnosed as autistic last September. Sean opens up about the early signs — from their tunnel vision focus and delayed speech to sensory sensitivities and hea... more
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Episode 15 (Aussie Dad)
Just wanna thank the Aussie dad on this one.
All episodes I’ve managed to listen too are a great spotlight
For everyday life for SEN parents and this one just hit home a bit more…
Especially with the shopping and playing out scenarios in your head which I do aswell.. There should be a little hand signal you could do just to say .. yeah man I see ya, all is good.
SEN parents have to be built different.
Good luck to all going through these everyday challenges.
You may... more
As a father to a 5 year old son with autism. This podcast is so relatable I find myself nodding along to what they say and also tearing up at some of the stuff they say because I’ve not heard anyone else say the things they say apart from me in my own head. Only listened to two so far but it’s great to listen. Sound like two top blokes.
I stumbled across this podcast a few weeks ago and as I allocated the time to listen when in the car I realized that I had stumbled across a golden nugget.
There is clearly a huge scale of autism, from where I started with non, irregular and unreliable speakers. 6 months ago I started consuming books written by these amazing people who authored or coauthored books by spelling on stencil boards. It has blown my mind in discovering everything that they are able to write about and it’s jaw dropp... more
I’m so glad I found this podcast. I can relate to the stories and experience of both the hosts and it’s great to see the community they are building. We need more of this!
Just wished I’d been able to hear this podcast when my grandson was first diagnosed!
Everything you’ve both talked about just in the first episode has resonated with our experience as a family.
Thank you so much
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Content focuses on the journeys and experiences of fathers raising children on the autism spectrum, emphasizing the emotional, practical, and humorous aspects of parenting. Episodes feature heartfelt discussions on various challenges faced within the community, including navigating education systems, healthcare, and personal anecdotes from guests. The blend of humor and candidness resonates well with listeners, highlighting both struggles and victories, while fostering a supportive community among fathers. This approach gives a unique perspective on autism parenting, often lacking in mainstream narratives, making it essential for parents looking for relatable content and a sense of belonging.
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