99 episodes
Autastic: A Comedians Guide to Autism Kirk Smith & Graham Kay
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4.5 • 401 Ratings
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Graham Kay and Kirk Smith are two comedians living in Los Angeles. Kirk has a teenaged son with Autism and Graham has an autistic adult brother. Together they talk about the lighter side of living with and coping with autism.
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A New Test For Autism
Graham and Kirk are back from a Christmas break. Wooo! Oh and theres a new test for Autism in babies.
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Christmas with JJ and Peter and family.
Christmas in Sweden and Canada.
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Should Autism Have 2 Names?
This one gets intense folks. We start off with the fellas doing thier usual silly chit chat but then read a very interesting opinion peice from a mother of a person with profound autism.
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Graham forgets Peter can't count and JJ has favorites
Graham embarsses himself by forgeting Peter can't count and JJ definitely behaves differently for different people.
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Dyspraxia Autism Link
This week JJ still likes his dad, Peter is WAY too busy for Graham and an intersting link found between Dyspraxia and Autism.
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Graham misses Peter and Kirk forgets how to do an intro.
Graham misses Peter and Kirk forgets how to do an intro.
Customer Reviews
Love this!
Learned about this podcast after seeing Kirk’s show on a cruise. Love the personal stories and real life talk of living with Autism in the family. The light hearted banter and spontaneous jokes makes me laugh out loud!
Love and understanding
I started listening to the podcast after hearing Graham on an episode of Stop Podcasting Yourself. What a great podcast if you have anyone in your life with special needs. As a special education teacher it is refreshing and exciting to hear people talk about acceptance and understanding without judgment. The jokes that Kirk and Graham make are obviously filled with love. I find this both fun and educational. I love hearing from a father and a brother. Keep it up guys. You are doing it.
Great show.
As a mom of a teenager on the spectrum, I love listening to these two. Graham’s perspective as the sibling gives me insight to what my other son may be thinking and Kirk’s perspective as a parent is relatable. I’ve been listening for years and I finally figured out how to write a review. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and comedy with us.