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The Autistic VOICE Project

The Autistic VOICE Project
Autism
Community
Mental Health
Self-Advocacy
Autistic Identity
Autismix
Tylenol
Dragons
Autistica
Murderbot
Cassandra Syndrome
Developmental Trauma
Self-Identification
Neurotypocles
Disability Models
Research
Anxiety
Interoception
Gender Identity
Neurodivergent Relationships

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

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Latest Episodes

Matt, Erin, and guest Becca Lory Hector are here this week — talking about what it means to rebuild your life after a late autism diagnosis, why “shoulds” are poison, and how self-compassion can literally save lives. Becca shares her story of getting... more

Smokescale meets what appears to be a small human, until the Dragon saw through the mask.

Matt and Erin are back this week talking about mixed-neurotype relationships — what happens when one partner learns they’re autistic, and the other isn’t. They get into the messy, funny, and very real ways brains collide (and connect) when communicat... more

Matt, Erin, and guest Shawn Coots (creator of the webcomic "Future Emails") are here this week — and we get into the weirdness of algorithms, the curse of self-promotion, and the joy of making art just because it feels good. From time-traveling email... more

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Recent Guests

Shawn Coots
Facilitator of the Discord server for Autistic Connections
Episode: Episode 16: Algorithms, Time Travel Emails, and Why Autistic Creativity Isn’t for Sale
Tiffany Hammond
Advocate, Author of 'A Day With No Words', and founder of Fidgets and Fries
Fidgets and Fries/A Day With No Words
Episode: Episode 13: Tylenol, Smoke Screens, and Why Awareness and Acceptance Doesn’t Require Suffering
Dr. Stacy Greeter
Child adolescent and adult psychiatrist
Practice in Sarasota, Florida
Episode: Bonus Episode (11.5)! Autistic Professionals respond to Tylenolgate
Rachel Kraus
Clinical social worker practicing in multiple states
Licensed in Maryland, Vermont, and Massachusetts
Episode: Bonus Episode (11.5)! Autistic Professionals respond to Tylenolgate
Kat Flora
Master's student in counseling education and advocate
University of Kentucky
Episode: Bonus Episode (11.5)! Autistic Professionals respond to Tylenolgate
Hunter Hammerson
Friend of the show and owner of Tiny Nonsense
Tiny Nonsense
Episode: Episode 9: Murderbot, Masks, and the Rise and Fall of Sanctuary Moon
Dr. Kade Sharp
A Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker and advocate for Autistic and transgender communities
Episode: Episode 7: Two Genders? That’s Cute. Let’s Talk Reality.

Hosts

Matt Lowry
Host and practitioner involved with autistic advocacy and support projects.
Erin Findley
Co-host with a focus on autistic experiences and creative expression.
Dr. Erin Finley
Psychologist with a focus on autistic individuals and their needs.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 25 ratings
  • Two extremely relatable friends - love this show

    Matt saying tune in next episode to learn more about how to “autistify “ your life - new favourite word unlocked 😂… also, I strongly disagree with the folks who requested 30 minute episodes…. I feel like y’all stop talking right when things are getting going! I find it so satisfying to listen to conversations that are filled with digressions and side quests that I imagine are completely disorienting to the allistics but I follow them with ease and satisfaction! Love listening to the two of you.... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jennlou22
    Canada2 months ago
  • This will make your weird little autistic heart sing!

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    H.Hammer
    United States3 months ago
  • I’ve needed this

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CatherinePaul
    United States3 months ago
  • Looking forward to this journey!

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MeMyselfAndEyeSeeYou
    Canada4 months ago
  • Great

    I highly recommend this podcast. It’s a very supportive and validating look at what it’s like to be autistic.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bebster91
    United States4 months ago

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The conversational style, mixed with expert insights, fosters a sense of belonging among listeners.
Many enjoy the humor and relatability in discussions which reflect authentic autistic experiences.
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A series led by autistic professionals, this show focuses on authentic discussions about living authentically as an autistic individual. Topics range from the challenges of self-identification, understanding and navigating societal expectations, to mental health, creativity, and healthcare issues specific to the autistic community. Episodes often feature a blend of personal anecdotes and expert insights, supplemented by discussions with various autistic guests who share their unique experiences and advocacy work. This approach aims to create an inclusive platform for exploring autism, fostering community, and empowering individuals to embrace their identities.

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