Special Education lawyer Bonnie Yates of the Bonnie Z. Yates Law Firm joins us to talk about the nuts and bolts of the IEP process. An IEP can be an overwhelming process, especially if you've never attended one before. Bonnie lends her expertise to empower parents around the globe and level the IEP playing field. Also hear from Jamie, one of our interns, about what it is like to be the "I" in the IEP and Joanne Allor, our Biomed Mom shares info on GABA.

Listen to interviews from the 2010 Walk Now for Autism in Los Angeles. Hear parents, vendors, families, celebrities, support staff and children talking about what this walk means to them. Included are Celebrity Apprentice's Holly Robinson Peete, NFL star Rodney Peete and their daughter Ryan Peete as well as The Sheild's Micheal Chiklis and many others!

AIT is an amazing therapy that can help balance the brain's response to sound in order to help the patient be able to focus better, speak better, feel less anxiety and be more productive. It is FDA approved and is beneficial to people in all walks of life. With individuals on the Autism spectrum it sometimes means the difference of being able to communicate. Listen to Kymberleigh Herwill-Levin discussed to beneifts of this treatment for kids with ASD.

Join Shannon and callers as they discuss the topic "Stupid Things People Have Said To Me About Autism" this show takes an emotional turn when three young men with ASD call in to tell their stories. A truly inspirational show.

One half of the creative genius behind The Autspot, Greg Kolstov, joins Everyday Autism Miracles to talk about how Autism's first social network came into being and to tell parents, relatives and care givers how they can benefit from a free membershipt

Kay Green from MyPreciousKid.com gives great advice about safety and safety products. This is a show that can not be missed. From door alarms, to car seats, to ID tags, Kay gives the 411 on the keeping our kids safe and introduces us to the newest gadgets available. How about the locator that can track 3 of your kids and your cell phone?!!! Or Kay's advice on how to track high functioning teenagers without them feeling like you are hovering!

Phillip Hain talks about the mission of Autism Speaks and the upcoming Walk Now for Autism in Los Angeles