Aiming to represent diverse autistic identities, through an inclusive community, where autistic voices are valued, validated and seen. đŠ„đ
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 60 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & Fitness |
(TW:Talk about substances + suicide) more
In episode fifty-eight, Alex and Karly arrive burnt out af. They tirelessly go on about tv shows and the importance of comfort tv while feeling burnt out. They share a listeners story and give shout outs to all their amazing Patreon members! more
In episode fifty-seven, Alex and Karly introduce the pod to Pete Wharmby. Pete was diagnosed with autism at 34 and then went on to writing two books, at the same time! In this episode, Pete shares about his journey as a late diagnosed autistic author... more
In episode fifty-six, Alex and Karly reminisce on emo music, blockbuster, and birthdays. They then go into talking about what this autism month means to them and their journeys. more
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As an autistic woman, I relate HARD to these conversations. I also love how you mentioned that after realizing youâre autistic, researching and learning about autism has become a special interest - this is totally me, too. I love this podcast and canât wait for more episodes!
I have enjoyed the first 2 episodes, and I canât wait for the ones to come. These hosts are so authentic and vulnerable and wonderful.
Love listening to these two women be so vulnerable about their diagnoses. Highly recommend listening and learning about their experience đâšđ
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