Unmasking with Auti Auri

Lily Bunny has a candid conversation with Auti Auri about her ventures into the world of age-regression and little space from how pacifiers help her from self injurious stimming, how diapers can help with periods and how cannabis can help her defog her mind. She discusses her autism and learning difficulties in length and how they contribute to her age regression concluding chatting about her greatest passion of animals. Follow @littlest_lily_bunny on Instagram Purchase the Fixx Size 10 pacifier in purple: https://ca.rearz.ca/fixx-adult-pacifier/?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAdGRleASardlleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA8xMjQwMjQ1NzQyODc0MTQAAaduUsNd1bLJBHX4Fue8LV0F83L0PHr3CsIV6AWghNitOZZfiUPEpKn5_TNc4g_aem_elkBgTij0HbGra8KBqcPIA Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Exploring Parenting of a autistic son and comedy with Josephine LaceyIn this episode of Neuro Rainbow Cast, host Aar Williams interviews stand-up comedian Josephine Lacey, who is currently performing at the Edinburgh Fringe. They discuss Josephine's journey into comedy, which began as a hobby in 2009, and how her experiences as an autistic mother have shaped her comedic voice. Josephine shares insights about her career, the challenges of raising an autistic child, and the importance of storytelling in her performances. They also touch upon the broader issues of autism awareness and support. Josephine highlights the supportive communities and parent groups that have helped her navigate the complexities of parenting a neurodivergent child. The episode concludes with Josephine talking about her future plans, including a show at Soho Theatre and the possibility of touring. Follow Josephine as @funnyautismmama on social media for updates.00:00 Introduction to Neuro Rainbow Cast00:35 Meet Josephine Lacey: Stand-Up Comedian01:00 Josephine's Journey into Comedy02:04 Balancing Comedy and Parenting04:57 Challenges and Triumphs of Parenting an Autistic Child12:10 Educational and Informative Comedy31:17 Josephine's Edinburgh Fringe Experience34:39 Dyslexia and Comedy39:31 Future Plans and Final ThoughtsHosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Exploring Neurodivergence and Self-Discovery with Author Sarah BoonIn this episode of Neuro Rainbow Cast, host Autisticly Aar is joined by Sarah Boon for a second enlightening discussion. Sarah, an author on autism and ADHD, shares her journey of late diagnoses and the personal growth that followed. Initially diagnosed as dyslexic, she later discovered she was also autistic and had ADHD. Sarah emphasizes the importance of understanding and accepting neurodivergence. She talks about her book 'Young Autistic and ADHD,' which aims to guide and support young people navigating their diagnoses. The conversation covers topics such as self-diagnosis, mental health, social interactions, and the challenges of adulthood for neurodivergent individuals. Sarah also shares practical tips for managing daily life and stresses the significance of self-acceptance. Their discussion is a valuable resource for those seeking insight into the lived experiences of autistic and ADHD individuals.00:00 Welcome Back, Sarah Boon!00:28 Sarah's Journey with Autism and ADHD02:55 The Importance of Self-Diagnosis04:12 Personal Growth and Self-Acceptance06:08 Practical Tips for Neurodivergent Life07:19 Understanding Stimming and Social Challenges08:47 Discovering Autism and ADHD13:13 Writing the Book: Young Autistic and ADHD27:54 Reflecting on Teenage Years and Early Adulthood31:06 Realizing Neurodivergence31:58 Writing the Book: Key Themes and Chapters33:34 Exploring Executive Functioning34:42 Navigating Young Adulthood35:07 Relationships and Social Interactions35:25 Emotional Well-being and Mental Health37:10 Identity and Acceptance42:21 Challenges in Academia and Research48:10 The Role of Technology in Overcoming Challenges51:41 Becoming a Published Author53:36 Feedback and Future Plans56:53 Historical Misdiagnoses and Family Ancestry58:35 Promoting the Book and Final Thoughts Where you can buy Sarah's book: https://tr.ee/Iq6REy-s_V How to order direct from publisher: https://uk.jkp.com/products/young-autistic-and-adhdSarah's Blog: https://autisticallysarah.com/Sarah's Social media: @saraheboon on all platforms. Follow on social media: @neurorainbowproject Email: neurorainbow@neurorainbowproject.comFind out more: https://neurorainbowproject.com/Support the podcast" https://ko-fi.com/neurorainbowproject Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode description:Paula Peters: A Lifelong Activist for Disability RightsIn this heartfelt and compelling interview, Paula Peters recounts her journey as a disability rights activist starting from the age of eight. Paula discusses her personal struggles with hypermobility syndrome and the fight to keep hydrotherapy services available in Southeast London. She delves into her experiences within the mental health system, challenges with employment, and the impact of political decisions on disabled individuals. Peters highlights her involvement with Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC), emphasizing their campaigning efforts, the importance of collective activism, and their fight against austerity and privatization of the NHS. The discussion also explores her views on the current political climate and the necessity of continued activism to secure the rights and dignity of disabled people. Trigger warnings include mentions of mental health struggles, psychiatric abuse, and the impacts of austerity measures.Find out more about DPAC: https://dpac.uk.net/about/Timings of episode running order:00:00 Introduction to Paula Peters00:15 Early Activism and Hydrotherapy Campaign01:42 Mental Health Struggles and Advocacy04:22 Joining DPAC and Fighting Austerity14:53 Challenges in the Workplace17:52 Issues in Mental Health System22:24 Impact of Political Decisions on Mental Health27:43 The Need for Systemic Change31:28 Concerns Over Lifelong Disabilities and Government Reforms35:06 The Impact of Political Parties on Disability Rights38:51 Upcoming Day of Action and Campaign Demands42:57 Challenges in Voting and Political Representation53:01 Future Hopes and Continued Campaigning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Kayla Smith is a black autistic disability rights advocate in the United States of America. She joins Autisticly Aar to talk about her experiences as a black autistic woman, how autism affects, her sharing truths on ableism, privilege and misinformation and racism and sexism in ableism. She has done previous interviews and articles on her lived experiences, public speaking, answering questions from parents of autistic children and those who listen with a passion for justice. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Autisticly Aar chats to Tumi Sotire a,k.a The Black Dyspraxic about his dyspraxia, and what it was like growing up dyspraxic, being dyspraxic in his job as a health data economist with University of Newcastle and his advocacy and activism work he has done with his social media @TheBlackDyspraxic. He has a keen interest in talking about intersectionality when it comes to his disability as when it comes to him being a black British neurodivergent person which forms his work. He does public speaking and consultancy work having written and contributed to Forbes on neurodiversity in the world of work. He also shares his experience of how faith has helped him as a Christian with his mental health.Email: neurorainbow@neurorainbowproject.comFor more support: https://neurorainbowproject.com/olive-branchMore about the podcast: https://neurorainbowproject.com/neurocastSupport the podcast: https://ko-fi.com/neurorainbowprojectFollow on social media: @neurorainbowproject - Threads/Facebook/Instagram/TikTok/Bluesky Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Disability rights activist and founder of a non-profit providing scholarships to disadvantaged low-income students with Project Ascend, political campaigner and former Capitol Hill worker. In the first 'Disabled In America' explores her political life and how inequalities in schooling inspired her to a path in politics describing Barack Obama as one of her inspirations. We chat about the racial inequalities for a black disabled woman living in America who has had to fight to get her basic needs and is fighting 'for a better america' what does that look like'Disabled In America will be dropping episodes in the Neuro Rainbow Cast feed exploring policy and lives of minorities of the highly powerful nation where international political coverage is dominated by the partisan and the personality politics Autisticly Aar ahead of the next Presidential Election will explore this overlooked area of international political coverage of American politics taking notes of what could be learnt from the advocates and activists of the communities collective activism.For more visit:https://neurorainbowproject.com/and with correspondence email neurorainbow@neurorainbowproject.com for more about Ola visit: https://olaojewumi.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.