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Autistic Standpoint Theory is a collaborative deep dive for scholars, advocates, and Autistic thinkers who want to interrogate the systems that shape what we know. Hosted by researcher and author Isha Snow, each episode examines how Autistic experience generates distinct epistemic advantages, and how dominant institutions suppress them. Drawing on decolonial theory, attachment science, and the Double Empathy Problem, the show builds a rigorous, accessible framework for understanding neurodivergence not as a deficit, but as a legitimate standpoint, for listeners who are done being explained and...

This Week in Autistic Culture is your weekly guide to the stories, conversations and ideas shaping Autistic culture.Every week, Dr Angela Kingdon and Simon Scott bring together the week's Autistic and neurodivergent news, media, and culture — exploring the stories making headlines, challenging the narratives surrounding autism and neurodivergence, and celebrating the people creating culture of their own.Alongside the big stories, you’ll discover new podcasts and conversations from across the Autistic Culture Podcast Network, plus books, events, projects and opportunities from the wider ...

The Still Growing Up Film Club is a podcast exploring the lessons we can learn from coming-of-age movies and how their stories can help us continue growing, changing and understanding ourselves throughout adulthood.Each episode takes the form of a stand-alone essay focused on a different film, examining its characters, choices and experiences to uncover the lessons hidden within their journeys. From growing up and finding your identity to relationships, belonging and becoming the person you want to be, the series looks beyond the movies themselves to ask what they can teach us about our own ...

Autistic Menopause explores what can happen when autism, ADHD, and the menopausal transition collide.Hosted by Sam Galloway (she/her), founder of Divergent Menopause, this series follows one neurodivergent woman's attempt to make sense of a life-changing hormonal transition that few people are talking about and even fewer researchers fully understand.Through personal stories, lived experience, community insights, and emerging research, Sam explores the cognitive changes, sensory overwhelm, burnout, physical symptoms, healthcare barriers, functioning regressions, and shifting support needs that...

Rethinking Autism Therapy is a four-part mini-series for parents, caregivers, professionals, and Autistic individuals who want to learn about DIRFloortime®, a strength-based, developmental, relationship-driven approach to growth and connection.Hosted by Daria Brown, each episode features a different co-host to explore what DIRFloortime® is, what it's like to experience it, why it meets Autistic needs, and how to decide whether it's the right approach for you. Together, they share practical insights and tools for building meaningful connection and supporting social-emotional development in ...

Two Mics, No Masking is a podcast on the Autistic Culture Podcast Network about what it really means to be neurodivergent at home, at work, and in a world that often misunderstands how our brains work.Hosted by Katie Scott (founder of THE COLLECTIVE) and Jenna Goldstein (founder of ND3), best friends, late-identified autistic women, and parents to neurodivergent children, the show explores neurodivergence with honesty, humour, and depth. From parenting and relationships to burnout, identity, and the systems we’re constantly navigating, each episode digs beneath the surface to name what’s ...

Autism Help is a podcast exploring the co-occurring conditions, daily challenges, and practical realities that shape the lives of Autistic people and those who support them.Hosted by Heather McKay (she/they) — a late-diagnosed Autistic mother of two, educator, company director, and author of Autism: The Big Book Set of Help — the series provides honest, neuroaffirming information about topics that are often overlooked, misunderstood, or poorly explained by mainstream services.Drawing on lived experience, years of facilitating support groups, and extensive research, Heather explores ...

Info Dump is a podcast celebrating special interests, deep passions, and the joy of sharing what you love with someone who genuinely wants to listen.Hosted by Hannah Brockway, a musician and Autistic creator, the series invites guests to dive headfirst into the subjects that fascinate them most. From niche hobbies and lifelong obsessions to unexpected areas of expertise, each episode creates space for the detailed, enthusiastic, and wonderfully specific conversations that Autistic people have been having for years—now with a microphone and an audience.Driven by curiosity rather than ...

The Autistic Rant Hour is an unapologetically Autistic podcast exploring the frustrations, contradictions, injustices, and everyday absurdities of living in an allistic world.Hosted by Aut2Aut founder Dr Gal Schkolnik (they/them), each episode creates space for autistic people to rant, infodump, analyse, and unpack the systems, behaviours, and social expectations that make life harder for neurodivergent people. From accessibility failures and social double standards to burnout, masking, healthcare, relationships, and autistic joy, no topic is off limits.Blending humour, lived experience, sharp...

Drinking to Mask and Unmask is an Autistic-led podcast exploring the complex relationship between autism, masking, addiction, and the strategies people develop to survive in a world that often demands they hide who they are.Hosted by Chelsey Flood, novelist and late-diagnosed autistic writer, the series examines the coping mechanisms autistic people use to navigate everyday life — from the habits that help us get through difficult situations to the behaviours that can become harmful over time.Through conversations with researchers, writers, clinicians, and people with lived experience, each ...

Creative Becoming is a podcast for anyone curious about identity, creativity, storytelling and autistic culture. No experience required! Join Helen, a late-diagnosed Autistic artist and Elizabeth, a neurotypical librarian, as we provide practical tools and tips to get you started on a journey of creative discovery, whether you're autistic or not. We'll share strategies and methods for embedding creativity into your daily routine and discuss the trials and tribulations that you might encounter along the way. So please grab yourself a drink, get yourself settled and join us on this ...

Under the Lights is a sports storytelling podcast celebrating the moments that defined generations of fans.Hosted by Turrell Burgess, an autistic sports fan whose life has been shaped by unforgettable games, dramatic upsets, legendary performances, and championship moments, each episode counts down a personal top 10 from across the sporting world.From March Madness buzzer-beaters and iconic NBA playoff battles to unforgettable World Series games and legendary Super Bowls, the series explores the moments that became part of sports history—and why they still matter to the fans who lived ...

The Neurocomplex Creative is a podcast about what it really takes to create when your brain and body don't cooperate.Hosted by Vicki Peterson — screenwriter, educator, late-diagnosed autistic person, and proud everything bagel — this show is a living record of recovering from burnout, reclaiming a creative life, and figuring out how to do it in a way that actually fits. Featuring intimate conversations with other creatives who accommodate and inspire. Creating again, on generator power.🎧 The Neurocomplex Creative is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms.🌈 ...

Collecting Fish is a podcast series exploring the world of fishkeeping while reflecting the depth of passion, knowledge, and systems-thinking that neurodivergent people often bring to the hobbies they love.Hosted by James Hepworth, the series examines what draws people into the aquarium hobby — from childhood fascination and freshwater ecosystems to marine aquariums, sustainability, consumerism, and the future of fishkeeping itself.Blending science, creativity, nostalgia, and lived experience, the series presents fishkeeping not simply as a hobby, but as a way of understanding nature, ...

Theatrically Authentic is a behind-the-scenes theatre podcast exploring musical theatre, performance, and fandom through a neurodivergent lens.Hosted by Autistic theatre-makers Sarah Atherton-Knight and Simon Scott, who have worked both onstage and backstage, the series examines the emotional, structural, and creative realities of making theatre in an industry built around unspoken rules.From audition culture and masking to hyperfixation, character analysis, post-show grief, and Autistic-coded characters, each episode explores why theatre resonates so deeply with neurodivergent minds.Blending ...

Hyperfocus FC is a football podcast exploring the World Cups that defined generations of fans.Hosted by Simon Scott, James Hepworth, and Jack Hoban, this four-part series looks back at five iconic FIFA World Cups—not just the football itself, but the eras that surrounded it. From unforgettable goals and legendary players to iconic kits, tournament songs, playground debates, and the changing culture of the game, each episode revisits the moments that made these tournaments impossible to forget.Covering Germany 2006, South Africa 2010, Brazil 2014, Russia 2018, and Qatar 2022, the series ...

Clinical Misfits is a podcast exploring neurodivergence, burnout, and healthcare through the lens of lived experience and clinical practice.Hosted by Dr Mary Sims, a neurodivergent neurologist, the series examines how medicine often misunderstands neurodivergent people — and how earlier recognition, more holistic approaches, and better-informed care could radically improve outcomes for autistic and otherwise neurodivergent patients.Blending medicine, lived experience, systems-thinking, and unapologetically neurodivergent analysis, Clinical Misfits opens an important conversation about how ...

Welcome to Regulation Station, a practical and honest podcast supporting families, caregivers, and educators navigating the realities of raising and supporting neurodivergent children within the education system.Hosted by Becca Engle and brought to you by the Autistic Culture Podcast Network, the series explores everything from evaluations and IEP processes to accommodations, advocacy, and the support families are entitled to request.Each episode breaks down complex systems into accessible, actionable conversations through an Autistic cultural lens, helping listeners better understand how ...

This is the Autistic Culture Podcast Network, the first podcast network created by and for Autistic people to celebrate our culture, our voices, and our contributions to the world. ACPN was created by a merger of Neurodivergent Experience and the Autistic Culture Podcast. This feed has all of our shows in one place. Across our shows, we spotlight actually Autistic perspectives and celebrate the depth, brilliance, and diversity of the Autistic experience. Whether you’re Autistic, questioning, or an ally looking to learn, the Autistic Culture Podcast Network invites you into a community where...

The Dialogues is a round-table podcast exploring Autistic history, advocacy, community, and the conversations shaping Autistic life today.Featuring Foundations for Divergent Minds board members Kassiane Asasumasu, Morénike Giwa-Onaiwu, Renae Martin, and Oswin Latimer, the series brings together four longtime advocates and community members to reflect on where the Autistic community has been, how it has changed, and what those experiences can teach us about the present.Drawing on decades of lived experience, activism, advocacy, and community-building, they explore everything from the early ...