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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 

On the latest episode of Audible Autism, Odai and Luke interview performers(stand up and poetry respectively) artists and all around good people Annabell and Fay.

Within this episode you get to hear a conversation that touches on not just being Autistic in their respective fields but also the perception on the number of performers with disabilities out there, the contradictions within the scene, inspirations and....spreadsheets.



As always we hope you enjoy this episode and find it informative

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

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Its that time again where Sarah and Odai interview a new guest in this case Kate Mcnulty. Kate is a therapist on the Austistic spectrum and this leads to some interesting talking points including Kate's own journey through understanding herself, common complaints in a neurotypical/neurodivergent relationship aswell as her book on these subjects and more.



We hope you find this a gratifying and entertaining episode as always 

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!

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For those of you interested in Joel's work, please make sure to check out is social media pages below.

This episode is an edited recording of Sarah in conversation with Rabbi Natasha Mann at New London Synagogue titled "Autism and Other Neurological Minorities". Sarah addresses her life as an autistic adult and a professional, what she has learned and the work of the Autistic Empire (that's the main hub behind this here podcast you listen to).

As always we hope you find this episode insightful, educational, entertaining and let me tell you listeners, it's good to be back.