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.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | Mental HealthSociety & CultureHealth & Fitness |
In this episode of The Autism Podcast, James Gordon and Chris Papadopoulos interview autistic advocate and author David Gray-Hammond. David shares his personal journey to getting an autism diagnosis as an adult and how finding the autistic community ... more
In this episode of The Autism Podcast, James Gordon and Chris Papadopoulos interview London Autism Group Charity volunteer Simeon Thompson, a British Jamaican autistic man living in London who has been working in the IT industry for many years. Simeo... more
In this episode of The Autism Podcast, James Gordon and Chris Papadopoulos interview Tess Eagle Swan, an autistic expert in assistance/service animals and also the proud owner of the world famous rescue dog, Kratu, the star of the 'Incredible Kratu' ... more
In Season 2, episode 20 of The Autism Podcast, James Gordon and Chris Papadopoulos interview Jenny Teuten about her experiences as a sibling and carer to her autistic brother with learning difficulties. Jenny opens up about the challenges she's faced... more
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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.
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
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. more
I have a son who is 4 and is awaiting diagnosis, we as a family already know the answer and are trying to learn about ASD to help Harris be the best little boy he can be. I just listened to episode 1 and subscribed immediately after. This podcast has me excited to learn of other mothers journeys and listening to Kathy Lette’s talk has given me such a burst of hope and joy! Thank you, I can’t wait to learn more. Lesley, Glasgow
Chris is not a succinct speaker and takes too long to ask a question. He sometimes interrupts mid-flow; rather annoying!
Apple Podcasts | #57 | United Kingdom/Health & Fitness/Mental Health |
Apple Podcasts | #166 | United Kingdom/Health & Fitness |
Apple Podcasts | #137 | Hong Kong/Health & Fitness/Mental Health |
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