Audible Autism - Interesting Questions and Interesting Facts

As a great man once said it's been a long time i shouldn't have left you. But that doesn't mean we've vanished completlyYes listeners after an extended period of dead air and changes Audible Autism is here with a very special 2 parterIn this first half you will hear Odai tell the story of a giant of 20th century history W.E.B. Dubois his journey, his life his difficulties and complications but also how it relates to the 2nd more personal episode.Listeners it feels good to be back

IT'S THE FIRST EPISODE OF THE NEW YEAR!....well sort of Over here at Audible Autism we thought we would showcase something different... what we have here is an interview on Radio Harrow with our own head honcho of the Autistic Empire, Sarah back in December 2023. Multifaceted, measured and eloquent we think you will get alot out of this.

This is our first episode or rather a minisode in quite a long time and within this one you will be getting a peek behind the curtain learning about our editor Simon whose responsible for putting these episodes together. Astute observations in terms of sound, being the parent of an Autistic son and also what he's learned over the years from him. Expect another good episode and thank you for still following us through thick and thin.

On this episode of Audible Autism we are excited to share with you all a talk back in October done by Odai as part of Black history month. Within it you'll hear him relay his experiences as a young Black man in London on the spectrum, the determination,the hard work and the many MANY adversities he's had to deal with that have both enraged but drive him, taking an analogy from Black conservative educator Booker T Washington and applying his own take on it. He doesn't like tooting his own horn but those who caught it online and in person said they found the talk articulate and piercing with insight and we hope you get alot out of it. As always we hope you find this talk insightful

Audible Autism is back with a very special episode for Black History Month. Odai decided to go solo and dedicate an entire episode to a figure from the past who he felt deserved more recognition, St Croix's own Hubert Henry Harrison. This episode was both a passion project but also a way of introducing a figure who alot of people might not know of which is interesting especially considering his connection to Marcus Garvey and we hope that you find this insightful and exciting.

Hello Listeners, this episode of Audible Autism will involve a discussion on a more serious topic than previous episodes and that issue being how to deal with or interact with the Police This episode guest Chris Hilliard discusses the lack of training the police tend to have, some of the ways in which they judge who they might suspect on being offenders using systems that the general public might not be aware of but also Chris also goes into detail with his own incident with the police during the 2010 Student protests which had to be taken to trial. This episode was one of a few that was meant to come out last season before that was abruptly ended but considering the current conversation regarding policing and the role of Police which as a Podcast based in the UK also involves the death of Chris Kaba we feel that the things discussed within this episode are still relevant and ontop of that will be addressing the issue from a British perspective. We hope all of you who tune in find this episode informative, thank you 

After much delay, blood, sweat and a dying laptop we now have the first episode of the new season of Audible Autism all set and ready to go. Our first episode is an interview with polymath Ian Lane about the highs and lows of navigating social media as an Autistic person. Topics covered include : Whether the internet has gotten bigger or smaller over time Friendships, how they're made and how they can be broken and how "discourse" manages to change and yet stay the same We think you'll find this a very enlightening and entertaining episode If you would like to be on an episode of Audible Autism, please fill out our form here, and we’d love to chat with you.

It's what you've all been waiting patiently for on bated breath and with barely contained excitement...the new season of Audible Autism. Kicking off this season with a solo interview from Sarah with Joel Herman about his life, being an Autistic stand-up comic and all that entails. We hope you enjoy this episode and the rest of the upcoming new season. It feels good to be back! If you would like to be on an episode of Audible Autism, please fill out our form here, and we’d love to chat with you. For those of you interested in Joel's work, please make sure to check out is social media pages below.

For those with a good memory, this was the episode that was meant to come out in the last season. Finally, you get to hear it! We have 2 stories from Sarah, a short explainer on morality from our past guest Ted Rogers, and as always a collection of relaxing tracks compiled by Odai. Enjoy!

Hello  listeners, as this is October, the team thought it was important to put out an episode in honour of Black History Month. On this episode you will hear a discussion between Odai, avtivist William Vanderpuye and Alex Mason on the black community and autism, including interacting with the police, difficulties in getting a diagnosis and how so often black autistic people slip through the cracks. We hope you find this episode interesting and enlightening on a part of the autistic community that is little represented and rarely gets a platform to be heard.

After a long long wait, the start of the new season of Audible Autism is here and on this first episode our hosts Sarah and Odai have an interview with psychologist Ditte Rose Andersen looking into Ditte's interests and research into the sensory aspects of autism. Both Sarah and Odai came away feeling like their heads were swimming with loads of new information and perspectives in regards to communication and better understanding in what people with autism want and how they're not as disinterested as neurotypicals may first assume. We think this is a great start to the season. If you would like to be on an episode of Audible Autism, please fill out our form here, and we’d love to chat with you.

Former guests Rebecca Cavender, Ted Rogers - and one of our own listeners Maegan Snell - talk about their experiences dealing with social isolation as autistic adults. We would like to thank the guests for having the confidence and willingness to talk about what is usually a difficult subject and for putting out their time to contribute to this episode.