Special guest host Nancy Alspaugh-Jackson interviews Elaine Hall from the Miracle Project. Listen in as the ladies talk about adopting a child with Autism, and finding a new calling. Elaine shares the genesis of Autism: The Musical through the HBO documentary as well as the Seven Keys to Unlock Autism.

Guest host Nancy Alspaugh-Jackson interviews Dr. Andrew Wakefield about the circumstances surrounding the loss of his medical license in aftermath of his much debated study in which he suggested that the MMR vaccine may have some link to Autism. Listen in as Dr. Wakefield shares his side of the story and shares his hopes for the future of Autism treatment.

Nancy Alspaugh-Jackson, Executive Director of Autism Care and Treatment Today! joins Shannon Penrod to share a message of empowerment for all parents of special needs children. Listen in as Nancy tells her story of getting up off the kitchen floor to help her own child and countless others.

In this controversial show, Shannon takes on all the things you aren't supposed to talk about. Politics - What the Affordable Care Act means to families with children with Autism(you might be surprised) Religion, does God really only give you what you can handle or is that a bunch of whoweee that just ticks an Autism parent off? And poop...what to do to get your kid to poop...in the toilet, any toilet...and enjoy it.

Autism Dad and author of Legends of the Boo Monster, Shawn Colton visits Everyday Autism Miracles to talk about both the real and the fictional Boo Monster. Listen in as this awesome warrior Dad explains how he found his voice when his child did not have one. Hear how he moved past denial, grief and even a cancer diagnosis in order to help his son. Find out how your child can become a part of the amazing children's book Legends of the Boo Monster.

Tune in to hear how Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer turned her son's GFCF diet into a multi-sensory learning experience that ultimately became the cookbook entitled, The Kitchen Classroom. Hear how creating healthy meals with your child can not only feed them nutritionally but can also help our children to develop math, language, fine motor and social skills.