Working Class Autistic
Kevin JosephAutistic people have so much to offer, and yet so many of us struggle to fit in to a world that isn’t designed for us. Welcome to the Working Class Autistic podcast, where I talk to experts and discuss ways for late-discovered autistic and neurodivergent adults to thrive and reach our full potential at work and beyond.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationBusinessCareers | |||
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I recently learned about the concept of "universal design" and thought it was a really interesting concept that could be used to improve the work lives of not just autistic people, but everyone.
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* As you go about your day, use ... more
“I got diagnosed [with autism] when I was 38. And so like anything where you go and get a diagnosis, you're like, oh, what are the next steps? And I found out that really there aren't any for when you're diagnosed as an adult. I was looking for infor... more
In honor of releasing my tenth interview episode on the podcast, I decided to collect a quote from each interview and compile them into one episode. This is a great episode to start with if you’re new to the podcast or need a quick hit of inspiration... more
“It really comes down to just working with individuals one-on-one, understanding where they're at, and trying to lead them to the options that exist here in Michigan to support what they need.” -Erik Gallery
My guest this week is Erik Gallery, the D... more
Autistic brains spend more effort on taking in and processing environmental details. As a result, when things happen that go against our predictions that can result in meltdowns. In this episode I talk about ways I make my life and schedule more pred... more
“They weren't lazy. They were just struggling with task initiation. They weren't crazy. They were just struggling with organization and planning. Name it to tame it. So it's not that I'm lazy and can't get to meetings on time and prepared. I just don... more
April is Autism Acceptance Month, formerly known as Autism Awareness Month. I tend to be pretty skeptical of events like this, but in this episode I talk about what it means to me to accept autism and how you can approach awareness as an autistic per... more
"If you do CBT that was created for middle-class white people in the United States and try to use it in Japan or India it is not going to work as well. If you're trying to apply this modality to autistic people without consideration of that intersect... more
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This show centers on autism, neurodiversity, and practical strategies for thriving at work and in daily life, with a strong emphasis on lived experience and community-led approaches. Episodes often feature experts in psychology, education, and coaching, alongside autistic adults who share personal journeys, actionable tips for communication, accommodations, executive function, and navigating workplaces. A notable throughline is prioritizing autistic leadership, authenticity, and inclusive practices that benefit both neurodivergent and neurotypical colleagues. The format blends personal storytelling with evidence-informed guidance, offering listeners concrete steps to advocate for themselves, build supportive work environments, and connect w... more
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Recent guests on Working Class Autistic include:
1. Katie Oswald
2. Theresa Regan
3. Rachel Morgan-Trimmer
4. Lee Burdette-Williams
5. David Krauss
6. Jessica Hickstead
7. Ashley Demarchena
8. Katie Treloar
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