Autistic People Oversharing
The Daily TismJoin The Daily Tism's Sara Gibbs and Sarah Amero, plus an assortment of their fellow wise-cracking autistics, as they divulge their innermost thoughts and ensure they will never be hired anywhere else again. Autistic People Oversharing is the podcast where everything is autistic and nothing is off limits. It'll make you laugh, cry, and say "thank God I've got my headphones in". Support us and get ... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||
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Welcome back to Autistic People Oversharing! That's right, we've returned, with a slight name change so we can get more of our friends on! We're kicking off with a visit from Daily Tism writer, comedy producer and co-founder of Coherent Comedy Hare L... more
We’re coming back for a second season! But to do that, we’re going to need your help. We’re Crowdfunding at www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/its-a-superpower-season-two to raise the £30k we need to cover production costs! Check out the many exclusive ... more
Gather round the old wireless, autistic family and bask in the brief between-seasons return of the podcast that never should have left the group chat. In this very special episode of Autistic Women Oversharing, Sara and Sarah are joined by The Daily ... more
We’ve made an audio sitcom!!!!
From the team behind The Daily Tism & A History of Rock Music in 500 Songs, It’s a Superpower?? is the first sitcom made by a team of autistic creatives for an autistic audience. Who signed off on this??
The show foll... more
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- Eye Opening, Hilarious and Moving
Autistic Women Oversharing is a beautiful, chaotic (and also well organised show) about growing up with, working with, living with and having relationships in spite of, Autism. Episode 6 made me go and take a test and now I'm looking at my whole life differently.
The ladies are a joy to spend time with, so open, honest, scathingly funny and kind.
Apple Podcasts5JSpaced
United Kingdoma month ago - Does what it says on the tin
…and that’s why I love it. Funny, relatable, with a scandalous level of frankness and transparency (fetch my smelling salts!!!!). Great pod, great hosts, great chats.
Apple Podcasts5You just had to be different
Irelanda year ago - Makes me want to join the oversharing
I guess this podcast is working because listening to it makes me want to join the conversation and overshare too!
Apple Podcasts5Petit Wallaby
Canadaa year ago - Am I doing this right?
If you are autistic the answer is probably “No” and, yes, I speak from experience. At least I can listen to these lovely people and know I’m not alone.
Is it better than therapy for CPTSD? I’m not qualified to say… but it certainly makes me laugh a lot more often and I feel better after listening to episodes. They are definitely doing something right.
Apple Podcasts5laurenSpark
United Statesa year ago - Like talking to myself, but not having to make the effort
Have you ever found yourself telling a hilarious anecdote to a group of strangers you’ve just met and after about 5 minutes and 47 seconds of a constant monologue where you’ve been nailing the eye contact and syntax you’re suddenly painfully aware that your audience is both captivated, horrified, and somehow not seeing the humour in what is clearly a funny story…
This is the podcast for you.
It’s as honest and autistic as I wish many more people were on a daily basis, and I love hearing each ... more
Apple Podcasts5RazorwireRoseUnited Kingdoma year ago
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Autistic Women Oversharing combines candid, humorous conversations about autistic experiences with behind-the-scenes realism. Episodes span personal stories, coping strategies for sensory overload, relationship dynamics, career and work misadventures, and indie-production transparency around funding and audience-supported content. The show stands out for its warm host camaraderie, sharp humor, and a consistent focus on autistic identity, community, and authentic representation, often weaving in guest perspectives from comedians, writers, and friends to explore everyday life through an autistic lens.
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1. It's a Superpower??
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3. You're Dead to Me
4. The News Agents
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Autistic People Oversharing launched a year ago and published 24 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 People Oversharing include:
1. Mark Watson
2. Fred Armisen
3. Penn Jillette
4. Patton Oswalt
5. Holly Smale
6. Grace Jarvis
7. Robert (Rob)
8. Charlie Merriman
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