Podcasts are primarily for parents and professionals who deal with children with Autism. They inspire, inform and support families and children with Autism. At times, they also highlight Autism related associations, apps and experiences.
Here is a list of Podcasts related to Autism.
We would love to get recommendations from you on any other podcasts for children with Autism that are not in this list. You could write to us at contact@autismconnect.com
Autism by UCTV
UCTV
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The University of California’s television outlet helps bring the university system’s cutting edge discoveries, as well as relevant educational information, to the public. Several episodes focus on autism, from genetics to diagnosis to therapies. They also have expert Q&A’s that may just answer some of your pressing questions.
Moving Autism Forward
Talk About Curing Autism (TACA)
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“Moving Autism Forward” is presented by Talk About Curing Autism (TACA), a nonprofit dedicated to helping families impacted by the disorder. Their mission is to empower families to find the best treatments and to foster a supportive community. Through the podcast, TACA shares personal stories and perspectives on autism, as well as emerging research and treatments. Tune in for expert talks on issues like the best advice for parents, and legal challenges the community faces.
Babytalk: Pushing the Boundaries of Autism
Penny Johnston
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New situations and unfamiliar surroundings can be particularly uncomfortable for those with ASD. But instead of sheltering his son with autism, Dr. James Best wanted to help him go beyond his limits. Best’s hope was that by taking his son way out of his comfort zone on a trip to Africa, he would help him develop adaptive life skills. Best admits it took an enormous amount of “drama, personal anguish, and soul searching,” but that his son did make incredible strides. Listen to the interview on “Babytalk” to hear his story, from the trauma of diagnosis and seeing positives in autism, to their journey to Africa.
Word of Mouth
Curly Hair Project
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Alis Rowe not only lives with Asperger’s syndrome herself, she’s also written about 20 books on the subject. Through the Curly Hair Project, Rowe and Helen Eaton — whose child has ASD — are helping to break down the boundaries and build relationships between “neurotypical” people and “neurodiverse” individuals who are on the spectrum. In this episode of “Word of Mouth” from the BBC, Michael Rosen speaks with them about what it’s like to have an ASD, especially relating to communication.
Autism Science Foundation Weekly Science Report
Autism Science Foundation
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Through the Autism Science Foundation, doctors and parents work to support and promote ASD research and awareness. Their weekly podcast summarizes emerging information about ASD. Episodes cover a wide range of topics, like relationships and sexuality, research news, funding, genetics, and therapies.
CDC Podcast
National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (NCBDDD)
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This podcast discusses autism spectrum disorder (ASD), a developmental disability that causes problems with social, communication, and behavioral skills. CDC estimates that one in 68 children has been identified as having ASD