And so we have come to part 2 which also dear listeners will double as the our last episode of the season.

As mentioned at the end of the last episode Odai goes into the various specifics, events and interactions upon his first trip to Ghana and the particulars of being in a country where the day to day existence of being autistic is very different in Ghana to in Britain for similar and different reasons.

All this with the full awareness of the fact that he is coming at this as both an outsider, but as a Black British man coming back "home" (with all that entails) to his country.

We hope you'll find this interesting. Merry Christmas & Happy new year

As a great man once said it's been a long time i shouldn't have left you. But that doesn't mean we've vanished completly

Yes listeners after an extended period of dead air and changes Audible Autism is here with a very special 2 parter

In this first half you will hear Odai tell the story of a giant of 20th century history W.E.B. Dubois his journey, his life his difficulties and complications but also how it relates to the 2nd more personal episode.

Listeners it feels good to be back

You've been patient with us and after delays and a long wait we finally have a new episode of Audible Autism for you all

This episode is an interview with Inclusive instructor and main spokesperson for Fit for all, Julia Morgan about her experiences as a trainer for people with neurodiversity the struggles that entails as far as exercise and why there seems to be such a gap in terms of personal trainers knowing how to work with those who think differently.

This is a topic that doesn't often get covered but we think you'll find this engaging and filled with laughter, so as always enjoy the episode!

IT'S THE FIRST EPISODE OF THE NEW YEAR!....well sort of

Over here at Audible Autism we thought we would showcase something different... what we have here is an interview on Radio Harrow with our own head honcho of the Autistic Empire, Sarah back in December 2023.

Multifaceted, measured and eloquent we think you will get alot out of this.

Here's a surprise 2nd episode and it's our Black history month episode for this year

Odai speaks with special guest Black Infinite member Sarah Abdullahi touch on subjects like: Race and autism, ,Alienation within ones own community(and how autism is discussed) & why we take pride to be on the spectrum.

I think many will find this a revealing and interesting episode especially in terms of perspectives and angles they might not have considered before, but that's what makes Audible Autism special.

This is our first episode or rather a minisode in quite a long time and within this one you will be getting a peek behind the curtain learning about our editor Simon whose responsible for putting these episodes together.

Astute observations in terms of sound, being the parent of an Autistic son and also what he's learned over the years from him.

Expect another good episode and thank you for still following us through thick and thin.

Back once again with a brand you episode of Autism and this time Odai and Luke have a discussion with guest Joe Booth in which the 3 of them have a startling and enlightening discussion into living in Specialist accommodation.

Joe was very forward in terms of his experiences, who he is and also some of the failings and pitfalls in regards to carers, set up of residents and the focus on cost over care that some might find alarming.

We hope that you all find this an urgent and enriching episode and we would like to thank Joe for giving some of his time for this recording.

On this episode of Audible Autism we are excited to share with you all a talk back in October done by Odai as part of Black history month.

Within it you'll hear him relay his experiences as a young Black man in London on the spectrum, the determination,the hard work and the many MANY adversities he's had to deal with that have both enraged but drive him, taking an analogy from Black conservative educator Booker T Washington and applying his own take on it.

He doesn't like tooting his own horn but those who caught it online and in person said they found the talk articulate and piercing with insight and we hope you get alot out of it.

As always we hope you find this talk insightful

As an added bonus for for the episode, Odai decided to read a few essays from Hubert Harrison.

Who better to hear from than the man himself who i'm sure you will find that his words were clear, direct and DEEPLY incisive.

We advise that you listen to the main episode first before you listen to this extra audio otherwise enjoy listening.

Audible Autism is back with a very special episode for Black History Month. Odai decided to go solo and dedicate an entire episode to a figure from the past who he felt deserved more recognition, St Croix's own Hubert Henry Harrison.

This episode was both a passion project but also a way of introducing a figure who alot of people might not know of which is interesting especially considering his connection to Marcus Garvey and we hope that you find this insightful and exciting.