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The Moms Talk Autism Podcast is for parents raising children with special needs. We are four moms, all with autistic children and other neurodivergence. Teaching a special needs child to navigate the world around them comes with challenges and struggles. We want to talk about those challenges openly with you and others. We discuss grief, school, family balance, siblings, therapies, social conversa... more

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Dad and author, Daryl Potter, joins us today as we talk about the ups and downs of caregiving for adult children with disabilities and complex medical conditions. As you can imagine, grief is a recurring theme, and finding joy in everyday life amidst... more

Holidays with neurodivergent kids can feel like a game of “expectation whack-a-mole” — plans change, sensory overload hits, and suddenly we’re rethinking everything from costumes to candy routes. In this episode, we talk about how our priorities as p... more

MTA is honored to have Dr. Daniela Owen and Jake Loupe on to talk about parenting neurodiversity and the importance of community support. Dr. Owen is a clinical psychologist and author aimed at helping kids understand their emotions. Jake shares his ... more

Back home from Galveston... Today, we are talking about the re-entry process, sixth-grade science camp, and periods... oh my!

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Recent Guests

Daryl Potter
A father sharing his experiences of raising a daughter with autism and medical complexities.
Episode: I Didn’t Sign Up for This: Honest Conversations About Autism Parenting w/ Daryl Potter
Dr. Daniela Owen
Clinical psychologist and children's book author
Episode: Parenting Neurodiverse Kids: Building Community and Coping Skills with Dr. Daniela Owen & Jake Loupe
Jake Loupe
Co-host of The Parenting Puzzle podcast and parent
The Parenting Puzzle
Episode: Parenting Neurodiverse Kids: Building Community and Coping Skills with Dr. Daniela Owen & Jake Loupe
Melissa Smith
Founder and executive artistic director at Backlight Productions
Backlight Productions
Episode: Bringing the Spotlight to Every Artist - Inclusion Through Art with Melissa Smith
JJ McLeod
Community member and advocate for autism support
Autism Embrace
Episode: JJ’s Story - A Teacher’s Journey Through Parenting and Autism
Emily Zavala
Mother of Justin, who has autism; advocate for families dealing with autism
Episode: A New Chapter for Justin - Growing, Thriving, and Letting Go
Dr. David Amaral
Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at UC Davis, founding research director of the MIND Institute, with extensive experience in autism research.
University of California, Davis
Episode: Autism Research and Brain Donation - A Conversation with Dr. David Amaral
Carolyn Komich
Clinical director of Autism BrainNet, involved in working with donor families and advocating for brain donation for autism research.
Autism BrainNet
Episode: Autism Research and Brain Donation - A Conversation with Dr. David Amaral
Inga Krevatas
A passionate advocate and mother of three, two of whom are autistic.
Episode: Building Your Autism Community - Finding Connection with Inga Krevatas

Hosts

Shannon Korza
Host and one of the moms sharing personal experiences of raising autistic children, focusing on the trials and support within the community.
Jean Mayer
Co-host contributing insights from her experiences as a mother of neurodivergent children, while advocating for autism awareness and community support.
Brittney Crabtree
Co-host and active participant in discussions about the realities of parenting children with autism, incorporating humor and relatable anecdotes.
Tash Dillmon
Co-host sharing her journey as a mom of autistic children, emphasizing community building and shared experiences in parenting.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 551 ratings
  • Highly recommend!

    If you’re looking for a refreshing and authentic podcast, that will leave you feeling seen and understood as a parent of an autistic child, this is the podcast for you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jefferymay
    United States2 months ago
  • I love hearing about other moms that go through stuff I go through, and whose kids are thriving when they are older. I need to hear more about older kids with autism, to understand how to support my own kid. Thank you so much for building this podcast!

    Audible
    5
    JaneH
    United States2 months ago
  • I’ve laughed and/or cried, learned, and related in every episode

    Thank you for helping me find another niche of knowing where I fit in. You all started me in me in “adulting” listening to podcast! I’m a big girl now and am learning so much!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MrsCisson
    United States3 months ago
  • Favorite podcast

    I am so thankful I found this podcast. Parenting a child with autism can be a very lonely road; but these ladies make me feel less alone and seen. This podcast has such a great mix of laughter, hope, honesty and wisdom. Take a listen you won’t regret it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mama Jen H
    United States6 months ago
  • MAGA moms

    They have a handful of credible guests on, but most of their guests are pretty much quacks. They had a lady who stated her daughter’s brain was “broken”, which is terrible. Tash seems the most sane, she even went as far as to rebuke RFK’s claims about autistic people being a burden. Jean is involved in autistic advocacy and for awhile I felt was the only one other than Tash who made any sense but she has remained mum on this incredibly sensitive issue.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    seamat92
    United States6 months ago

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The blend of humor and heartfelt stories creates an engaging atmosphere that keeps listeners coming back for more episodes.
Listeners appreciate the authentic, open conversations that resonate deeply with their own experiences as parents of autistic children.
Many express gratitude for the valuable resources and insights shared, noting that episodes offer a mix of encouragement and information.
The supportive and relatable tone fosters a sense of community, often leading reviewers to feel less isolated in their journeys.
Some critiques mention the need for improved interview skills, particularly when engaging with expert guests, but the overall sentiment remains highly favorable.

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Bringing the Spotlight to Every Artist - Inclusion Through Art with Melissa Smith
Q: If our community is listening to this and they're like, what do I type into Google?
Melissa suggests searching for 'inclusive theater arts programs for individuals with disabilities' to find similar initiatives.
Bringing the Spotlight to Every Artist - Inclusion Through Art with Melissa Smith
Q: What does everyday life look like for you? Is this your full-time thing?
Melissa explains her full-time commitment to producing professional-level theater productions while engaging in various roles from directing to administrative work.
Building Your Autism Community - Finding Connection with Inga Krevatas
Q: What was the biggest hurdle for families today that you encounter?
Out of pocket expenses for services related to autism are a major concern for families today, often forcing them to pay for what should be provided by the system.
Navigating the Autism Journey - Real-Life Insights from Mom and Advocate Nicole Studt
Q: Did they talk about how common it is to have both ADHD and autism together?
Yes, they noted that having overlapping diagnoses is not uncommon and can influence the support required.
Navigating the Autism Journey - Real-Life Insights from Mom and Advocate Nicole Studt
Q: Can I ask you a question right there?
The educator risked bringing up concerns, evidencing the necessity of open conversations between parents and educators about children's needs.

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Targeting the unique experiences of parents raising neurodivergent children, a community of mothers openly shares their personal stories, insights, and challenges. The conversations range from discussions on grief and advocacy to navigating social interactions and parenting dynamics, creating an environment that feels like a supportive chat among friends. The goal is to raise awareness, foster understanding, and empower fellow parents who may feel isolated in their journeys. The podcast emphasizes authenticity, vulnerability, and the nuanced realities of dealing with neurodiversity in today's world, aiming to help families thrive amid their distinct challenges.

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1. Daryl Potter
2. Dr. Daniela Owen
3. Jake Loupe
4. Melissa Smith
5. JJ McLeod
6. Emily Zavala
7. Dr. David Amaral
8. Carolyn Komich

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