
The Middletown Podcast features interviews with leading thinkers and practitioners across the autistic and autism community. Conversations are autism-affirming and neurodiversity-informed with a focus on the lived experience and knowledge of our community. Episodes highlight issues impacting autistic people and we share ideas for family members and school staff who are providing support.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 103 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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In this episode we share time with Oisin, a young autistic advocate who is working to improve the education system for all autistic people. Oisin is non-speaking, so Noel, Oisin’s carer, read the answers that Oisin wrote to our ques... more
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We talk with Deirdre O’Shea about educator burnout and why so many teachers are running on empty while being asked to deliver major change. We explore how space, compassion, and neuroaffirming practice can protect both staff wellbei... more
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Break time can look like freedom from the outside, but for many autistic students it can feel like the most demanding part of the day: unstructured social rules, sensory overload, and nowhere obvious to recharge or recover. In this ... more
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In the latest episode of the Middletown Podcast, we chat to Elaine McGoldrick and Aoife Munroe about how they have adapted the SPACE Framework for an education setting. The framework is a neuroaffirming guide for professionals that ... more
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A thoughtful series centered on autism, neurodiversity, and practical supports for autistic people and their communities. Across episodes, listeners hear from autistic researchers, advocates, educators, and clinicians who discuss consent, relationships, education, digital communication, and inclusive practices in family, school, and workplace settings. The conversations emphasize lived experience, rights-based approaches, accessibility, and authentic representation, often highlighting actionable guidance for parents, teachers, employers, and policymakers. A notable strength is its consistently community-informed perspective, with guests who bring both academic insight and real-world advocacy, making it a strong fit for audiences seeking pra... more
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Recent guests on The Middletown Centre for Autism Podcast include:
1. Jenny Gibson
2. Aoife Munroe
3. Elaine McGoldrick
4. Niamh Mellerick
5. Dr. Amy Pearson
6. Dr. Jeroen Dewinter
7. Amanda McGuinness
8. Jody O'Neill
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