The Autism Podcast

Neurodiversity

Autism

Community Support

Trans Rights

Ableism

Gender Identity

Health Care Inequity

Cisgenderism

Intersectionality

Mental Health

Education

Autism Advocacy

Educational Rights

Autism Acceptance

Police Advocacy

Becoming an Autistic Therapist

Masking

ADHD

Neurobears

Much Much Media

The Autism Podcast, delivered by the London Autism Group Charity, is the definitive autism related podcast. The podcast aims to improve our understanding of autism, boost acceptance, reduce autism stigma, and generate impactful, transformative ideas ranging from practical everyday advice to thoughts on policy, practice, and wider socio-cultural challenges.

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Publishes	Monthly	Episodes	46	Founded	7 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	Health & FitnessSociety & CultureMental Health

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Latest Episodes

Interview with Jill Corbyn (on the topics of neurodivergent-led training, late discovery, lived experience leadership, needs-led care & more)

Join hosts Simeon Thompson and Dr Sophia Christophi as they welcome Jill Corbyn, founder and director of the neurodivergent-led community interest company, Neurodiverse Connection.

In this insightful episode, Jill shares her journey of being late-di... more

24 Feb 2026 • 1 hr 7 min

Interview with Ellen Cole (on the topics of neurodivergent pregnancy, autistic parenting strategies, AuDHD & Irlen Syndrome, and much more)

Join hosts Simeon Thompson and Dr Sophia Christophi as they welcome Ellen Cole, founder of Little Seed Group, public speaker, and hedgehog rescuer :) In this candid and revealing episode, Ellen shares her complex journey of navigating life with multi... more

20 Jan 2026 • 1 hr 33 min

Interview with Nic King (on the topics of NeuroBears, understanding autism early, autistic parenting, and building community)

Join hosts Simeon Thompson and Dr Sophia Christophi as they welcome Nic King, founder of Pandas Online and creator of the NeuroBears courses for autistic children and young people.

In this thoughtful and wide-ranging episode, Nic shares their journe... more

18 Dec 2025 • 1 hr 12 min

Interview with Katie Munday (on the topics of intersectionality, ableism, gender identity, research, activism, advocacy & more)

Join hosts Simeon Thompson and Dr Sophia Christophi as they welcome Katie Munday, a community researcher, advocate, and the self-proclaimed "permanently exhausted" creator of 'Autistic and Living the Dream'. In this episode, Katie discusses their exp... more

12 Nov 2025 • 1 hr 17 min

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Recent Guests

Jill Corbyn

Founder and Director of Neurodiverse Connection

Neurodiverse Connection

Episode: Interview with Jill Corbyn (on the topics of neurodivergent-led training, late discovery, lived experience leadership, needs-led care & more)

Ellen Cole

Founder of Little Seed Group, passionate about marketing, PR, and social media, experienced speaker on neurodiversity.

Little Seed Group

Episode: Interview with Ellen Cole (on the topics of neurodivergent pregnancy, autistic parenting strategies, AuDHD & Irlen Syndrome, and much more)

Nic King

Founder of Pandas Online, Creator of NeuroBears

Pandas Online

Episode: Interview with Nic King (on the topics of NeuroBears, understanding autism early, autistic parenting, and building community)

Katie Munday

PhD student researching health and social care inequities faced by trans and gender diverse autistic adults

Episode: Interview with Katie Munday (on the topics of intersectionality, ableism, gender identity, research, activism, advocacy & more)

Helen Edgar

Autism advocate and founder of Autistic Realms

Autistic Realms

Episode: Interview with Helen Edgar (on the topics of Monotropism, Autistic Burnout, Reclaiming Rest, Masking & more)

Jenny Loughran

CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Autistic Revolution, an exclusive magazine showcasing creativity and validating the autistic lived experience.

Autistic Revolution

Episode: Interview with Jenny Loughran (on the topics of systemic trauma, advocacy, self-identification & autistic parenthood and more)

Kirsty Lavender

Volunteers for the London Autism Group Charity and works in the Befriending Department.

London Autism Group Charity

Episode: Interview with Kirsty Lavender-Newns (on the topics of late diagnosis, self-acceptance, masking, and becoming an autistic therapist)

Brendan Donovan

Autism advocate and college language professor living in Mexico

Anahuac University

Episode: Interview with Brendan Tighe (on the topics of fighting for autistic educational rights, autism advocacy and more!)

Aditi Gangrade

Co-founder of Much Much Media and Much Much Spectrum

Much Much Media

Episode: Interview with Aditi Gangrade (on the topics of autism stigma and understanding in India, 'Much Much Media', and more!)

Hosts

Simeon

Host and co-host involved in educating about autism and advocating for neurodivergent individuals through discussions and interviews.

Sophia Christophi

Co-host and advocate for neurodiversity, contributing insights from personal experience and expertise in autism.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 109 ratings

I’m autistic and I get distracted!!!
Would give five ⭐️ if the episodes weren’t sooooooo long :(
Apple Podcasts
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🌹flower girl
United Kingdoma month ago
Relief
I am soooo glad I have found this podcast.i am recently diagnosed 46yr old man.and I am struggling to adapt to my diagnosis for sure. A LOT of these stories and views relate to me and it’s great to hear.
Apple Podcasts
5
Scoff1928464
United Kingdoma year ago
Truly an outstanding podcast.
Fantastic, relevant, supportive, informative, and working hard to dispute harmful narrative and drag autism acceptance with to the forefront of current times. smashing podcast, superb, it should be listened to and followed by all.
Apple Podcasts
5
findtheunicorn78
United Kingdom4 years ago
At last a story I can relate to - Ginny Grant
I could weep listening to your interview with Ginny Grant. The parallels were incredible! I am a 47 year old mum of two boys, one is is diagnosed as being on the ASD spectrum and has significant SPD needs. Always the quiet shy girl, always felt ‘not right’, unable to pick up on the inferences and subtitles in group conversations. Learning the narrative of life by copying those around me, so exhausting. I have battled with controlling my weight for 30 years, which I realise was to help me stay... more
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5
Lucy Toose
United Kingdom5 years ago
Review of name, description and first episode only
There is nothing wrong with having a podcast by and for neurotypical parents of autistic children. If I was in this position I would join support groups of other people in this position and even people who aren’t in this position can learn from the podcast.
However, this should be clearly communicated upfront, so autistic people starting at episode one don’t have to listen to 90 minutes of neurotypical people talking about their own experiences “as a parent” (a common shorthand phrase in episod... more
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elcalebo
United Kingdom5 years ago

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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Overall, it is frequently noted as a vital resource for understanding and advocating for autism and neurodiversity.

Listeners appreciate the podcast's focus on authentic experiences and valuable insights from neurodivergent individuals and experts.

Many emphasize the supportive and inclusive atmosphere that resonates well with those navigating challenges related to autism.

Some feedback reflects a desire for clarity regarding the perspectives shared, particularly regarding the involvement of neurotypical individuals in discussions.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts	#97	United Kingdom/Health & Fitness/Mental Health
Apple Podcasts	#233	United Kingdom/Health & Fitness

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Interview with Jill Corbyn (on the topics of neurodivergent-led training, late discovery, lived experience leadership, needs-led care & more)

Q: How has your vision for the organization evolved since it launched?

Jill points out that the vision has shifted from a personal to a collective focus, emphasizing collaboration and community engagement.

Interview with Jill Corbyn (on the topics of neurodivergent-led training, late discovery, lived experience leadership, needs-led care & more)

Q: Would you say it's more of a case of kind of time and experience and something that has naturally evolved?

Jill explains that her shifts in understanding have been intentional and require attention to practices such as breathing and grounding.

Interview with Jill Corbyn (on the topics of neurodivergent-led training, late discovery, lived experience leadership, needs-led care & more)

Q: What beliefs or assumptions do you most often have to help people unlearn?

Jill discusses the challenges of helping people unlearn outdated views about autism based on traditional medical models.

Interview with Jill Corbyn (on the topics of neurodivergent-led training, late discovery, lived experience leadership, needs-led care & more)

Q: Does that mean stuff like, you know, helping them get into work and stuff like that?

Jill outlines that their purpose is to make the world a better place for neurodivergent people through education, support, and advocacy.

Interview with Jill Corbyn (on the topics of neurodivergent-led training, late discovery, lived experience leadership, needs-led care & more)

Q: Jill, could you introduce yourself and share a little bit about your background and how and when you discovered that you're autistic?

Jill shares that she is late discovered autistic, realizing her neurodivergence only after working with phenomenal autistic colleagues.

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Content focuses extensively on the experiences and challenges faced by neurodivergent individuals, particularly concerning autism and related conditions. It emphasizes personal narratives and insights from both hosts and guests who share their lived experiences, offering practical advice on navigating education, healthcare, and family dynamics. Topics often include neurodiversity, parenting strategies for neurodivergent children, health and social care issues, and systemic challenges within educational and institutional frameworks. The podcast is distinguished by its commitment to community advocacy and promoting acceptance of neurodiversity, aiming to empower listeners with information and strategies for self-advocacy, understanding, and s... more

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Recent guests on The Autism Podcast include:

1. Jill Corbyn
2. Ellen Cole
3. Nic King
4. Katie Munday
5. Helen Edgar
6. Jenny Loughran
7. Kirsty Lavender
8. Brendan Donovan

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