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Talk To Me Sis

Pionaire Podcasting
Autism
Love On the Spectrum
Parenting
Motherhood
Mental Health
Community Support
Family Dynamics
Empathy
Autism Spectrum
Relationships
Support Systems
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Personal Growth
Hawaii
Resilience
Spelling To Communicate
Enneagram
Christmas
Diagnosis Journeys
Special Needs

Talk To Me Sis is a heartfelt and honest podcast hosted by two moms, Lise Smith and Nicci Smith, who first connected through the hit Netflix show Love on the Spectrum, but their bond goes far beyond reality TV.

United by their journeys of raising sons with autism (Connor Tomlinson and Tanner Smith), they dive into real conversations about motherhood, relationships, personal growth, and everythin... more

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Latest Episodes

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Emma Miller became one of the breakout stars of Love on the Spectrum, but this episode is about the woman who helped shape her journey.

Liz Miller joins us for an honest conversation about parenting, autism, and the unexpected experience of opening ... more

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Fans know Shelley and James as one of the sweetest couples from Love on the Spectrum, but there's so much more to their story.

Shelley joins us to share how a simple message turned into an unexpected love story, why their relationship works so well,... more

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What happens when you refuse to give up on your dream?

This week we sit down with comedian and Netflix star Leanne Morgan for one of our most inspiring conversations yet. Leanne opens up about balancing family and ambition, the challenges of empty n... more

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Recent Guests

Liz Miller
Mother to Emma Miller; featured cast member on Love on the Spectrum
Love on the Spectrum (Season 4)
Episode: 50: Moms of the Spectrum: Liz Miller Opens Up About Emma
Leanne Morgan
Comedian and tour performer
Independent/Entertainment
Episode: 48: Leanne Morgan's Incredible Journey to Becoming a Comedy Superstar
Tish Cyrus
Miley Cyrus and Noah Cyrus' mother; manager and producer
Self/Production
Episode: 47: Tish Cyrus-Purcell Gets Real About Motherhood, Fame & Finding Herself
Kerry Magro
Autism advocate, author, speaker
Autistic Professional Speaker / Autistic Advocate
Episode: 46: From Non-Speaking Child to Autism Advocate with Dr. Kerry Magro
Jennifer Cook
Expert on Love on the Spectrum and autistic advocate
Love on the Spectrum / Netflix
Episode: 45: Netflix's Love on the Spectrum Expert Opens Up
Milton Jones
Father and lawyer, co-founder of From Broke to Breakthrough
From Broke to Breakthrough
Episode: 36: Milton and Amber Jones: Helping Kids Read and Grow
Amber Jones
Co-founder of From Broke to Breakthrough, passionate about childhood education
From Broke to Breakthrough
Episode: 36: Milton and Amber Jones: Helping Kids Read and Grow
Layla Luna
Founder and CEO of Just Bee, dedicated to creating autism-friendly environments
Just Bee
Episode: 35: Creating an Autism-Friendly World
Shalini Solomon
Board-certified behavior analyst focusing on sexual education for neurodivergent individuals
Elevate Align Behavior
Episode: 34: Navigating Sexual Education for Neurodivergent Minds

Hosts

Lisa Smith
Co-host; mother of a son on the autism spectrum; long-running host with a focus on motherhood, advocacy, and community.
Nicci Smith
Co-host; mother of a son on the autism spectrum; frequently discusses autism advocacy, family dynamics, and practical parenting tips.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 670 ratings
  • THANK YOU

    Words cannot express how thankful I am for this podcast! I have a four year old son who is currently non-verbal and has level 3 autism with ARFID. This podcast has helped me TREMENDOUSLY while trying to find help for my son! Please keep it up! This is only the beginning 🤍 -forever a supporter

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Aston's Mommy
    United States18 days ago
  • MAGA

    MAGA BARBIES

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    smallbutbrave101
    United States2 months ago
  • Adore these mamas

    Please please please continue to do this podcast as long as possible! It’s amazing to feel so seen as a mom to two kids on the spectrum. Every episode I have a “me too” moment and just relate so much. Thank you for sharing your insight with everyone who doesn’t live this life. I just adore you ladies!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HollyP23
    United States3 months ago
  • A mothers love

    There is something insidious about a neurotypical person taking on a person with autism. People learn from the two of you what it means to be empathetic, what it means to be patient, to lead with love and not a knee jerk reaction.

    People make mistakes. Mistakes are human. Stop dehumanizing an autistic person on platforms where you are monetized. It is weird and exploitative.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Nikki Grigg
    United States3 months ago
  • Love these ladies!

    I have watch Lots from the beginning and absolutely love it, but I’m late finding the podcast! I’m a grandma to two awesome grandchildren on the spectrum and recently diagnosed. This podcast has been so so helpful for me! I wanted to hear all their stories! I hope you can continue! Much ❤️❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lanah1
    United States3 months ago

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The podcast is seen as a valuable resource for families and advocates seeking authenticity and inspiration.
Fans value the hosts' honesty and vulnerability, describing the episodes as relatable and comforting.
Listeners appreciate the sense of community and supportive tone, though some note audio quality issues at times.
Guests and hosts are praised for genuine, heartfelt discussions and practical insights for navigating autism and parenting.
The show makes listeners feel seen and understood as moms of autistic kids, with hopeful and empowering conversations.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

49: Love on the Spectrum's Shelley Opens Up About Autism & James
Q: So when did you finally say, okay, I'm willing to come on the show and sort of be introduced as someone that you're interested in?
James had shown interest and asked the producers to explore a potential match; Shelley ultimately agreed to appear on the show after initial hesitation, recognizing a genuine connection.
49: Love on the Spectrum's Shelley Opens Up About Autism & James
Q: Hold back for just a little while. So I have a question, Shelley, because I know, we see you, all of a sudden you appear on Love on the Spectrum, but how did you meet James?
Shelley explains that she reached out to James after seeing him on the show, they connected over conversations for a couple of months, met at an arcade, did activities together, and over time realized there were real feelings and a romantic potential.
48: Leanne Morgan's Incredible Journey to Becoming a Comedy Superstar
Q: What is one thing with all the life you've lived and all the experiences you've had that you wish more women knew?
Leanne emphasizes that young women should understand their strength and resilience, noting that bearing and caring for children is a profound power that men cannot fully replicate, and that women can achieve anything they set their minds to.
41: Love on the Spectrum's Abbey's Mom Christine Romeo Opens Up
Q: What do you want listeners to take away about autism and everyday life?
She hopes listeners recognize the individuality of every autistic person, see the value in adaptive supports, and understand that progress can be slow and non-linear, but meaningful growth is possible at any age.
41: Love on the Spectrum's Abbey's Mom Christine Romeo Opens Up
Q: How has Abby's language development shaped your approach to advocacy and public storytelling?
Christine explains that understanding gestalt language processing helps her frame Abby's communication needs accurately, and she uses concrete tools like a feelings wheel and memory-based prompts to support Abby's self-advocacy and emotional understanding.

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Two moms turned hosts share candid conversations about parenting, relationships, and personal growth through their experiences raising sons with autism. Episodes consistently explore autism advocacy, family dynamics, mental health, and practical strategies for navigating therapies, education, and inclusion, often featuring guests who are autistic advocates, educators, or nonprofit leaders. The show stands out for its grounded, sisterly perspective, real-world challenges, and a focus on community support, making it a relatable resource for families, caregivers, and professionals seeking authentic insights and actionable ideas.

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1. Liz Miller
2. Leanne Morgan
3. Tish Cyrus
4. Kerry Magro
5. Jennifer Cook
6. Milton Jones
7. Amber Jones
8. Layla Luna

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