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From the Spectrum: Finding Superpowers with Autism

Ryan Sumner
Autism
Mitochondria
Transcranial Infrared Light Stimulation
Sensory Processing
Default Mode Network
Artificial Light
Neurodiversity
ADHD
Social Cognition
Mental Health
Electromagnetic Fields
Psychiatric Diagnoses
Social Communication
Energy Production
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Emotional Empathy
Relationships
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Environmental Signals
Electromagnetic Radiation

I'm Ryan, and I have Autism. From the Spectrum is a podcast about Autism. I am on a mission to explain Autism. Autism emerges in human evolution as a biological adaptation, possibly through neuroplasticity, responding to environmental shifts that harness light’s energy for life. Maybe, people fail to understand how living organisms use the energy from light to drive biochemistry and organize our b... more

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Tristan Scott
An electrical engineer and health advocate focused on the impacts of technology on human biology.
Daylight Computer Company
Episode: Tristan Scott & Daylight Computer Company’s Revolution in Human-Friendly Tech
Dr. Kenda Rigdon
An educator, entrepreneur, and research scientist with a focus on gut microbiology and autism connection.
Episode: Dr. Kenda Rigdon: The Gut's Microbial Ecosystem, Yeast, Melanin, Birth, & Development
Samantha Fox
Speech language pathologist and founder of Beyond Speech Therapy Center.
Beyond Speech Therapy Center
Episode: Samantha Fox: M.A., CCC-SLP, S2C: Autism, Apraxia, & Spelling 2 Communicate
Dr. Catherine Lord
Distinguished Professor of Psychiatry and Education at UCLA, known for her significant contributions to autism research.
UCLA
Episode: (Re-Release) Dr. Catherine Lord: The Evolution of Autism Assessment, Challenges with Understanding the Spectrum of Autism, and Barriers in the Medical and Education Systems for Autism
John Coates
Founder of RFsafe, advocate for awareness about non-native electromagnetic fields and their health implications
RFsafe
Episode: John Coates, RF Safe: The harms of non-native Electromagnetic Fields (nnEMF) and Regulations
Dr. Reza Shadmehr
Director of the biomedical engineering Ph.D. program and leader of the Shadmehr Lab at Johns Hopkins University.
Johns Hopkins University
Episode: Dr. Reza Shadmehr: Computational Motor Control & The Cerebellum
Nicole Rincon
Board-certified physician assistant with over 17 years of experience in medicine
Rossignol Medical Center
Episode: Nicole Rincon, PA-C: Various Biomarkers including Gastrointestinal Issues & Autism
Jill Escher
Philanthropist focused on autism research, lawyer, and mother of two autistic children.
National Council on Severe Autism, Escher Fund for Autism
Episode: Jill Escher: Understanding the Rates and Causes of Autism
Dr. Kristen Lyall
An Associate Professor in the Modifiable Risk Factors Program at the AJ. Drexel Autism Institute at Drexel University.
AJ. Drexel Autism Institute
Episode: Dr. Kristen Lyall, ScD: Modifiable Risk Factors & Autism

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Ryan
Host who has Autism and is on a mission to explain Autism as a biological adaptation. Engages with complex scientific topics in an accessible manner, aiming to enhance understanding of autism and its implications.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 20 ratings
  • A better perspective

    This review on autism is different. It seems fresh and in a way that makes sense for the various items for the autistic. We enjoy learning about how to turn the autism into meaning.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    rA fAn since '06
    United States7 months ago
  • Thank you

    I appreciate you providing scientists a platform to share their latest autism research. Dr. Cox, Pediatrician.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Thermalitoforebay
    United States9 months ago
  • Wonderfully informative!

    I’m really enjoying this podcast. The host uses science backed facts and clear language to describe autism and autistic traits. I’m learning a lot and look forward to each episode. Highly recommend! — The Autistic Woman, host of Meet My Autistic Brain

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    VirtuLAtty
    United States2 years ago
  • From the spectrum

    Very informative information. Good listen

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Granny to Dylan and Zoey
    United States2 years ago

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The content has been described as scientifically backed and accessible, making complex biological discussions understandable.
Many find value in the advocacy for autism awareness and education, signaling a community-oriented approach.
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Katie Asher: Understanding Communication, Telepathy, and Spiritual Existence
Q: How was it for you whenever you saw I am in here?
Katie describes the experience like being hit with a gale wind, expressing emotion through her son's communication, understanding the importance of being known and the feelings of despair nonverbal individuals might have had.
Katie Asher: Understanding Communication, Telepathy, and Spiritual Existence
Q: Can you just let me know? Because I know nothing about spelling to communicate. Can you just take me through this process?
Katie explains that spelling to communicate involves assuming competence in the individual and providing motor coaching to help them spell. It starts with basic interactions and builds up to more complex questions over time.
Jonathan Mitchell: Senior Citizen Autistic, Author, and Advocate Challenging the Status Quo of Research and Neurodiversity
Q: What was your first profession after graduating UCLA?
I worked in a warehouse for about four months before transitioning to medical transcription, which I did off and on for about 20 years.
Jonathan Mitchell: Senior Citizen Autistic, Author, and Advocate Challenging the Status Quo of Research and Neurodiversity
Q: Can you remember some of the challenges that you had in your education?
I had behavioral problems, and it was hard for me to keep up in the classroom, which led to bullying from other students.
Dr. Reza Shadmehr: Computational Motor Control & The Cerebellum
Q: Can you give me an explanation about like an overview of the cerebellum specifically?
Dr. Shadmehr provides insights into the historical understanding of the cerebellum and its essential functions in movement and learning.

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Content revolves around autism, emphasizing its biological and evolutionary aspects. The discussions delve into complex topics such as neuroplasticity, sensory processing, and the neurological underpinnings of autism, aiming for clarity and accessibility. Episodes feature expert insights on how autism affects individuals and broader societal implications. Unique to this content is the emphasis on the interplay between environmental factors, particularly light exposure, and biological responses, connecting scientific literature to everyday experiences. Potential listeners interested in psychology, neuroscience, and autism advocacy will find this a compelling resource.

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2. Dr. Kenda Rigdon
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6. Dr. Reza Shadmehr
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