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This is the main feed for The Autistic Culture Podcast Network, the first podcast network created by and for Autistic people to celebrate our culture, our voices, and our contributions to the world. This feed has all of our shows in one place.

Across our shows, we spotlight actually Autistic perspectives and celebrate the depth, brilliance, and diversity of the Autistic experience. Whether you’re... more

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In this meeting of The Late Diagnosis Club, Dr Angela Kingdon welcomes artist and illustrator Phoenix Goodson, whose journey through misdiagnosis, hospitalisation, and burnout eventually led to a powerful late diagnosis of autism and ADHD.

Together,... more

In this meeting of The Late Diagnosis Club, Dr. Angela Kingdon welcomes technologist and advocate Derek Crager, who discovered he was Autistic and ADHD at age 50 — after decades of burnout, masking, and surviving unsafe workplaces.

Derek shares how ... more

In this meeting of The Late Diagnosis Club, Dr. Angela Kingdon welcomes Lily George, a 25-year-old Autistic mental health worker who was first misdiagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder before realising she is Autistic.

Lily shares what it’s ... more

Welcome to the first official meeting of The Late Diagnosis Club — the podcast for anyone who discovered their neurodivergence later in life.

Hosted by Dr. Angela Kingdon, this episode features artist and activist Sarah Davies, who shares how she we... more

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Recent Guests

Phoenix Goodson
Artist, illustrator, and late-diagnosed Audi HD lesbian
Episode: How Phoenix Made “No” a Care Tool, Not a Crime
Sarah Davies
An individual with a unique sense of style and neurodivergent identity who shares her story of self-discovery and advocacy.
Episode: How Sarah Figured Out She Is A Neurodivergent Baddie
Clare Kumar
Host of the Happy Space Podcast, productivity and organization expert.
Happy Space Podcast
Episode: Autistic Culture 101: Pillar 9 - Justice Seeking with Clare Kumar
Daria Brown
Parent advocate for DIR Floor Time and author of We Chose Play, Raising an Autistic Child to Thrive and Feel Understood
Affect Autism
Episode: Autistic Culture 101: Pillar 8 - Predictably Comforting with Daria Brown
Christina Sokora Jovovich
A fiber artist and writer who engages with neurodivergent narratives.
Episode: Writing Unmasked: Autism And The Myth of Success - Weekly Writing Contest
Nina Danon
Composer, Sound Artist, and Doctoral Researcher
Goldsmiths University of London
Episode: Autistic Culture 101: Pillar 7 - Boldly Creating with Nina Danon
Jo Case
Writer and editor who co-edited the anthology 'Someone Like Me'
The Conversation
Episode: Writing Unmasked: Autistic Head Cannon - Weekly Writing Contest
Sol Smith
Author of The Autistic's Guide to Self-Discovery
Episode: Writing Unmasked: Neurodivergent Creative Cycles with Sol Smith - Weekly Writing Contest
Dr. Scott Frasard
A researcher, educator, systems thinker, and an autistic adult who decided to create something new rather than just critique the status quo
Episode: Autistic Culture 101: Pillar 4 - World Building with Dr Scott Frasard

Host

Dr. Angela Kingdon
Co-host and primary host of the show, Dr. Angela Kingdon is a late-diagnosed Autistic woman, WSJ bestselling author, and autism researcher.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 539 ratings
  • Finding My Neurokin

    As an adult who has been going through learning about being an autistic person over the past year, I have been lucky to stumble across many wonderful resources to help me learn about “my people” and to understand who I am. During this quest for knowledge, thanks to my knowledge hunger (a term touted and that I picked up from on this podcast) I came across the Autistic Culture podcast. It was in my hopper for several months as I had other things to listen to (Positive Disintegration podcast being... more

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    MeMyselfAndEyeSeeYou
    Canada4 months ago
  • Wishing for accountability of neurotypicals instead of shaming

    As the parent of a probably autistic, definitely neurodivergent son, I want to learn as much as I can about autism & different people’s unique experiences. I have learned from this podcast, but the harsh, shaming tone nearly shuts me down. I understand that the hosts’ experiences with the neurotypical world must be very frustrating, & this podcast is their piece of the world to express that, but I wish they could just hold the rest of us accountable for needing to do better instead of shaming us... more

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    daisy4hman
    United States5 months ago
  • No longer about culture

    This has long been one of my top podcasts, but with the recent changes it’s no longer about “culture” per the name, or even the activism. I understand that it’s a difficult time, but after several episodes in a row exclusively about a writing challenge … I’m not sure this is for me any longer. I’m not an author and I’m not interested in writing. That kind of content should probably be in a new podcast, not one called “autistic culture“.

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    hannibal87
    United States5 months ago
  • The BEST Autistic podcast!

    I love learning and I love listening to podcasts to do it. While I love and listen to a variety of Autistic podcasts, this one is the only one I consistently listen to. It is always well-researched and fun.

    I am a late-diagnosed Autistic and I highly recommend this podcast!

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    Pjhugs
    Canada6 months ago
  • Essential Listening for Autistic, Non-Autistic, and Curious People

    The Autistic Culture Podcast is essential listening for anyone who is autistic, anyone knows/loves someone who is autistic, and anyone who is curious about the richness of being human. Angela and Matt are intelligent, knowledgeable, and kind podcast hosts. Autism isn’t a condition that needs to be fixed; autism is a neurotype; and Autism is a way of life.

    Apple Podcasts
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    Color mixer
    United States7 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Overall, listeners find the podcast to be an important resource for understanding autism and community building.
Many express a sense of belonging and validation from the hosts' discussions, resonating with shared experiences and challenges.
Listeners appreciate the authenticity and insightful discussions on Autistic identity and experiences.
The podcast is praised for its fun and engaging approach to complex topics, making it relatable and digestible.
Some feedback indicates a desire for a focus on broader autistic culture rather than specific writing contests, suggesting a need for varied content.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

How Derek Discovered He's AuDHD
Q: Was there something happening either at work or interpersonally that led to your diagnosis?
I was afraid of losing my job again, so I wanted a cushion or reasoning for my behavior.
How Derek Discovered He's AuDHD
Q: When did you start to suspect you were neurodivergent?
I wasn't even familiar with the terminology until about age 40, around 10 years before my diagnosis.
How Phoenix Made “No” a Care Tool, Not a Crime
Q: Can you give us your late diagnosis story?
Phoenix shares how she realized her neurodivergence around age 14, experienced multiple misdiagnoses, and eventually sought a referral based on her research into autism.
How Lily Realised She’s Autistic
Q: How has your identity changed after your autism diagnosis?
I feel much freer to be myself and accept my sensitivities and quirks without shame.
How Lily Realised She’s Autistic
Q: What does being late diagnosed mean to you?
It brings a mix of sadness for missed opportunities but also peace that I'm able to explore my true self now.

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What is Autistic Culture about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Content centers on celebrating Autistic identity and culture through discussions about influential Autistic individuals and the creative expression of neurodivergent narratives. Topics range from pop culture portrayals of autism to the implications of neurodiversity in various aspects of life, including emotional regulation and community support. The show fosters an inclusive environment, encouraging listeners to embrace their authentic selves and share their experiences. Unique segments on neurodivergent writing reflect personal journeys, allowing for deeper engagement with topics related to self-acceptance and identity formation.

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1. Meet My Autistic Brain
2. AuDHD Flourishing
3. Divergent Conversations
4. Neurodiversity Podcast
5. Uniquely Human: The Podcast

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Autistic Culture launched 3 years ago and published 175 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Autistic Culture include:

1. Phoenix Goodson
2. Sarah Davies
3. Clare Kumar
4. Daria Brown
5. Christina Sokora Jovovich
6. Nina Danon
7. Jo Case
8. Sol Smith

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