VOICE stands for Validating Our Identity, Culture, and Experience. This is a show led by Autistic professionals who talk about Autistic experiences and how to live happier and healthier Autistic lives. We'll be joined by Autistic people from different walks of life in search of finding ways to live more authentically Autistic! Want to reach us? Please email podcast@autisticvoiceproject.com
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Social SciencesScience |
Matt Lowry, Erin Findley, Kade Sharp, Rachel Kraus, Stacy Greeter and Kat Flora, all Autistic and all professionals, discuss the recent declaration that Tylenol causes autism. Spoiler alert! We disagree.
Matt and Erin are back for Part 2 of the identity conversation — diving straight into how to autistify your life so you can function in a world that was definitely not built with you in mind. From dismantling bad assessment practices to designing LEG... more
Matt and Erin go full “autistic agenda” this week — planning breaks, managing meat-body needs, and calling out the diagnostic nonsense that’s been gatekeeping autism for decades. From James Gunn’s echolalia table moments to the staggering scarcity of... more
Matt, Erin, and guest Hunter Hammersen go deep into why Murderbot Diaries is peak autistic representation—both in Martha Wells’ books and Apple TV’s adaptation. We compare notes on Murderbot’s layers of literal and figurative masking, its deep loyalt... more
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You know that thing where somebody who knows a lot about a subject talks excitedly about it? And you can just tell it's making them extremely happy? And it's super fun to behold, even if you don't actually know anything about the subject at hand? Yeah… If you like that thing, you should listen to this podcast. Because there's gonna be a lot of that.
And if, as you listen, you find yourself wondering "hey...am I maybe maybe autistic?" first of there's a good chance (neurotypical people do not, i... more
I try not to be a person who counts down days—living in the present and all that—but I do find myself waiting and waiting for Friday so I can listen to the next episode. I love the insights, and also the humor and the “realness.” I feel seen and I learn so much! Thanks for making this!
Thanks for putting this out into the universe. Looking forward to being part of your journey and to learn new concepts and have Parasocial friends who are identity affirming.
I highly recommend this podcast. It’s a very supportive and validating look at what it’s like to be autistic.
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Focused on the unique experiences and identities of Autistic individuals, this podcast features discussions led by Autistic professionals who share insights on how to navigate life with authenticity and self-acceptance. Episodes often tackle important themes such as self-identification, mental health, neurodivergent relationships, and the societal perceptions that shape the understanding of autism. Noteworthy is the blend of personal anecdotes and humor, making complex topics more relatable and engaging for listeners. The podcast encourages a sense of community, aiming to validate and support the autistic experience and promote a healthier, happier life.
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The Autistic VOICE Project launched 3 months ago and published 15 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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