Autism Rocks and Rolls

Sam Mitchell
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Autism Rocks and Rolls

A podcast from Samuel Mitchell, a teenager living with autism, will take you on a journey through his mind, which will show and explain coping strategies and how his brain operates differently.

  1. 6天前

    314:My Army Featuring Ross Steel, Caleb Creamens, Andie Schroyer, and Maddie Jordan

    Instead of having one, two, or three friends, I have four with me today. First up is the outstanding Ross Steel. Ross was diagnosed with autism at the age of three after being born in 2003. He has been placed on the honor roll several times and was awarded a sizable college scholarship. He also runs his own Instagram program, Steel Reviewing. I also have a country guy named Caleb Creamens. Born in 2004, Caleb, who is from Washington, Indiana, has cerebral palsy. Like me, he studies broadcasting at Vincennes University. Caleb also likes wrestling, NASCAR, basketball, football, and country music. Next is my close companion, Andie Schroyer. Andie serves as a 21-year-old student studying medical lab science. She does drawings and games in her spare time. She grew up with her cousin, who was diagnosed with Malan syndrome and autism. And last, Maddie Jordan, who is amazing. Maddie was born in December 2001. She currently works as a teacher at Bloomfield Elementary. In addition to being the drummer in the Greene County Community Band, her younger sister is on the autism spectrum, and they are here to give their perspectives on having a friend with autism. Please give these incredible people a warm welcome.

    1 小时 33 分钟

  2. 11月3日

    313:In The Line Of Duty

    I'm going blue for this episode because I discuss the reasons why people on the autism spectrum are afraid of police enforcement personnel. Additionally, I also talk about how a caretaker can help and improve the circumstances. I also advise parents on how to help their autistic children engage with police enforcement in a courteous and peaceful manner. I also provide law enforcement personnel with supplies like sensory bags, which makes things better. Lastly, I explain what people with autism can do and how law enforcement personnel can work together. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7X1v0RKKH2k https://autismriskmanagement.com/ https://www.bluebridgetraining.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_MTHTO0Ptw

    35 分钟

  3. 10月21日

    312:Expierencing VU Through Katie Deckard

    Today, I am joined by Katie Deckard from Experience VU, who I hold in the highest regard. Since 2022, Katie has been the director of Experience VU at Vincennes University. Katie holds her doctorate in education from the University of Southern Indiana and an undergraduate degree from Indiana University in secondary special education and light interventions. Having spent seven years as a high school teacher, Katie is a passionate supporter of a universal framework for learning. She is currently a mentor for college students with disabillities. Katie loves to spend her free time on the farm with her dog Mabel and her recently married husband Colby. Let's welcome the incredibly sweet Katie Deckard to the podcast. https://www.vinu.edu/experience-vu.html

    42 分钟

  4. 10月8日

    311:Be Patient

    Join me as I speak about patience. I also discuss the patience level folks on the autism spectrum have. I also give examples of situations in which people with autism could become impatient. Additionally, I describe how parents and children with autism may pass on patience to one another. I even explain why patience is a virtue that should be shared by all people. It doesn't end there since I also provide advice to children and their parents on what to do if they start to lose patience.  https://www.youtube.com/shorts/JPTWpDiykZQ https://medium.com/@miamiautismdad/how-my-autistic-daughter-taught-me-patience-1b1b2740296b

    30 分钟

  5. 9月25日

    310:Jumping The Gun

    In this episode, I speak about catastrophizing and what this concept is about. I also tell the parents the statements they should and should not say when those on the autism spectrum catastrophize. I even tell the parents some triggers that make those on the spectrum catastrophize. I as well tell the parents what it is like in our brain when we catastrophize. Finally, I do give some help because I give the parents ideas on how to manage the catastrophic thinking.  https://www.youtube.com/shorts/yFmqbYqJzvY

    31 分钟

  6. 8月30日

    309:Transforming Lives With Endre Hoffmann (The Doctor Of Self-Worth)

    Endre Hoffmann, the Doctor of Self-Worth, who is also my sponsor and friend, will approach this episode differently. Endre helps business owners reach their greatest potential and bring about dramatic shifts. He offers support to entrepreneurs who are overworked, exhausted, insecure, and self-conscious. He assists them let go of the conflict so they can achieve confidence and inner serenity. He assists individuals in rediscovering their innate sense of value and authentic leadership. As reported by someone who worked with him: I knew he needed to come on after my session. Please give the proper respect to this man and give Endre a warm welcome to Autism Rocks And Rolls.  https://doctorofselfworth.com/

    51 分钟

  7. 8月17日

    308:Beyond Gifted By Jake The Snake Roberts

    My fellow professional wrestling friends are in for a treat today as I am accompanied by WWE Hall of Famer Jake The Snake Roberts. Considered by many to be one of the most well-known figures in professional wrestling, Mr. Roberts was well-known for his dark appeal, clever and powerful promos, frequent use of trickery in his matches, and inventive usage of the DDT finisher. His two grandkids have cerebral palsy and autism, which is why he appears on my show. Jake, on the other hand, has a unique story to tell; despite having COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) and having experienced drug and child abuse , he continues to live his life. Let's welcome resident snake, Jake The Snake Roberts to Autism Rocks and Rolls.

    23 分钟

  8. 8月4日

    307:Just Kidding

    In this episode, I talk about the nature of humor in people on the autistic spectrum, including the kinds of humor that they find funny and how it might manifest itself in different ways. I also explore the myth that individuals on the spectrum don't find comedy humorous, dispelling it by outlining the motivations for their appreciation of humor. I also discuss the issue of whether it's acceptable to make light of someone who has a disability. I also discuss the problem of people with autism spectrum disorders being thought of as "overly humorous," or "overjoking." I also go into why people on the spectrum can be funny, why they frequently don't think of themselves as funny, and why they prefer to show humor with their body language rather than their words. I wrapped off by talking about how some people find it difficult to grasp humor and provided some recommendations for how people on the spectrum might improve their ability to understand and enjoy jokes and humor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yw91uUfVP6I https://www.amazon.com/Pranklopedia-Funniest-Grossest-Craziest-Not-Mean/dp/0761189963 https://www.amazon.com/Jokelopedia-Biggest-Best-Silliest-Dumbest/dp/0761142088 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lX gU9 Wok

    35 分钟
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A podcast from Samuel Mitchell, a teenager living with autism, will take you on a journey through his mind, which will show and explain coping strategies and how his brain operates differently.

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  • 创作者
    Sam Mitchell
  • 活跃年份
    2020年 - 2024年
  • 单集
    134
  • 分级
    儿童适宜
  • 版权
    © Copyright 2020 All rights reserved.
  • 节目网站
    Autism Rocks and Rolls

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