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Autistic People Oversharing

The Daily Tism
Autism
Mental Health
The Daily Tism
Schooling
Autism Nest
Book Publishing
Motherhood
Writing
Oversharing
Childhood Trauma
Household Comforts
The Pet Gala
It's a Superpower
Comedy
Funerals
Neurodiversity
Friendship
Social Interactions
Childhood Special Interests
Sensory Sensitivity

Join 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

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Latest Episodes

Actor, creator and self-proclaimed gremlin Lizzie Schenk - known to It's a Superpower?? fans as Norah - is, by their own admission, pretty accident-prone. This week, Lizzie challenges us to divulge our biggest boo-boos, our most outlandish ouchies an... more

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Come to our virtual Pet Gala on Sunday 22nd November 6pm UK time for an hour and a half of wall-to-wall cuteness to raise funds for Season 2 of It’s a Superpower?? Hosted by Guy Kelly, Til... more

Instead of spending all our time talking about Guy Kelly, we decided to finally talk TO him for this episode all about gifts. As often as we complain about Guy as an example of a Man, he surpasses his fellow men in this episode, save for all the body... more

This week, we're talking about rules with comedian Cerys Bradley, fresh off a successful Fringe run for their show On Road Signs. Cerys is a veritable fount of knowledge, with plenty of fascinating insights into everything from road sign design to ho... more

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Recent Guests

Guy Kelly
Writer, comedian and Twitch streamer
The Daily Tism
Episode: S03 E03 - Gifts ft. Guy Kelly
Cerys Bradley
Comedian, teacher, and creator of the show On Road Signs
Episode: S03 E02 - Rules ft. Cerys Bradley
Hare Lockwood
The Daily Tism writer, comedy producer and co-founder of Coherent Comedy
Coherent Comedy
Episode: S03 E01 - Things We've Gotten Hilariously Wrong ft. Hare Lockwood
Mark Watson
Celebrity guest (actor/comedian)
Episode: Autistic Women Oversharing - It’s a Superpower?? Special
Fred Armisen
Celebrity guest (actor/comic)
Episode: Autistic Women Oversharing - It’s a Superpower?? Special
Penn Jillette
Celebrity guest (Penn & Teller)
Episode: Autistic Women Oversharing - It’s a Superpower?? Special
Patton Oswalt
Celebrity guest (voice actor)
Episode: Autistic Women Oversharing - It’s a Superpower?? Special
Holly Smale
Author known for Geek Girl series
Author/Writer
Episode: S02 E08 - Season Finale: Coping Mechanisms ft. Holly Smale
Grace Jarvis
Writer/comedian; Grace Jarvis
The Daily Tism
Episode: S02 E07 - Sensory Icks ft. Grace Jarvis

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 92 ratings
  • 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 Podcasts
    5
    JSpaced
    United Kingdom2 months 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 Podcasts
    5
    You 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 Podcasts
    5
    Petit 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 Podcasts
    5
    laurenSpark
    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 Podcasts
    5
    RazorwireRose
    United Kingdoma year ago

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Hosts' chemistry and openness are repeatedly highlighted as a strong point.
Audiences praise honesty and relatability, with frequent laughter and comfort in seeing autistic experiences reflected.
Listeners value candid discussions of tough topics—sensory issues, relationships, and neurodiversity—without watering down reality.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

S03 E02 - Rules ft. Cerys Bradley
Q: How do we as a group in this conversation feel about rules?
The speakers distinguish between intuitive rules they strongly support and arbitrary or unwritten rules they resist, while emphasizing fairness, power, and context.
S03 E02 - Rules ft. Cerys Bradley
Q: What is it that you love about road signs?
Bradley says road signs feel calming, and their history and design details are fascinating, though they do not need a deeper meaning to be enjoyable.
S03 E01 - Things We've Gotten Hilariously Wrong ft. Hare Lockwood
Q: Was that kind of, was that the end of the encounter?
Hare says everything collapsed into mutual confusion, and she declined to continue after taking the phrase literally.
S03 E01 - Things We've Gotten Hilariously Wrong ft. Hare Lockwood
Q: How did the police respond to your handing yourself in?
Hare says the desk sergeant reacted with bewilderment, anger and frustration, and she later learned she had not damaged the car.
S02 E08 - Season Finale: Coping Mechanisms ft. Holly Smale
Q: What powers, if any, do you imagine you are acquiring?
The guests discuss not so much gaining literal powers as feeling enhanced, stronger, or more capable through imagination and coping strategies, projecting a fortified sense of self to navigate anxiety and daily stress.

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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. Guy Kelly
2. Cerys Bradley
3. Hare Lockwood
4. Mark Watson
5. Fred Armisen
6. Penn Jillette
7. Patton Oswalt
8. Holly Smale

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