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After two years, Hartsfield Jackson International Airport has officially brought back the autism airport rehearsal tours. That said, what do they entail? Find out in this episode.

Currently, only 10% of the autistic population is employed, while the rest are either unemployed or underemployed. Because of this, many face an ongoing mental health crisis and other related issues. So, here are several issues as to why.

As a part of Autism Middle Grounds Month💜, raising awareness and acceptance, this episode focuses on stereotypes on the spectrum. In this case, I mainly talk about my stereotypes that I face.

With one in 48 cases of autism, people often overly focus on the disabilities rather than focusing on all the things that a person can do . Yes, while autism comes with disabilities, there are lore of things that a person can do.

In this episode, I not only give my two cents on autism in the media related to pop culture. Additionally, I apply this episode to real life.

Most recently, Johnny Depp’s trial has taken the world by storm. As a fan of his work and one who has heard that he might be on the spectrum, I decided to talk about Johnny.

In this episode, I talk about the attitude of personnel who work for services and supports for people with disabilities or self-advocates who don't want to settle for less.   See where I am going for  this?

Sam Mitchell is just 18 years old and he has a podcast called "Autism Rocks and Rolls. " From interviews with Armani Williams and Temple Grandin, be sure to tune in.

Today, Autism Awareness is often looked at from the corporate level and according to the medical model and not from a holistic standpoint.  In this podcast, I talk briefly about a special magazine put out by the New York Times.  "Understanding Autism."   Here is the source https://www.amazon.com/New-York-Times-Understanding-Autism/dp/1547852488  

In this episode, I give my two cents on autism depicted in the media regarding male autistics and the interest of trains

This is a commentary following my interview with Temple Grandin

One of the things autistics struggles with is finding a significant other and settling down. We often miss the important nuances in order to really understand what a significant other is.  In this episode, I share a few experiences and examples of what a boyfriend or a significant other is not. I also demonstrate all the signs when someone could be a significant other.