In this episode, I talk to Ganem Kassees! He’s an autism self-advocate and Christian and he runs an autism faith-based group on Facebook. He talks about his autism diagnosis, the purpose of his group, the benefits of the group, how his faith helped him cope with his diagnosis, being accepting of people who want to join his group who are not religious, what he hopes for his group in the future, and how his faith affected how he views autism.

In this episode, I talk to Liz Carmines, the Program Development Coordinator at the Turner Syndrome Foundation! She talks about her role at the foundation, the mission and purpose of TSF, her advice for newly diagnosed girls and women with TS and their parents, the resources at TSF, how she got involved with them, the volunteers at the foundation, and self-advocacy!

In this episode, I talk to Brooke Gonsalves of Brooke TV on YouTube which documents her life with Turner Syndrome and life in general! She talks about when and how she was diagnosed with Turner Syndrome, infertility in Turner Syndrome, her YouTube channel, how her husband reacted to her diagnosis and her infertility, and how she copes with her diagnosis.

In this episode, I talk with autism advocate, speaker, writer, and autistic adult herself, Becca Lory Hector! She talks about being diagnosed in adulthood and how it affected her, her advice for struggling adults on the autism spectrum, why it’s important to prepare for adulthood, and the lack of services for adults on the autism spectrum! Hope you enjoy!

In this episode, I interview TS woman and autism self advocate Christina Koch! She talks about her diagnosis with autism, what her challenges were living with both Turner Syndrome and autism, her struggles with NVLD, and how she’s coping with the Coronavirus crisis.

In this episode, I interview John Bowen Brown II! He’s a fellow autism self-advocate. He talks about his diagnosis of autism and his reaction to his diagnosis, why self advocacy is so important, and his advice to autistic individuals transitioning into adulthood.

In this episode, I talk to Dr. Tara Regan, Founder and Executive Director of Autism Grown Up, a non-profit organization based in North Carolina. She is an autism professional and a sibling to two adult brothers on the autism spectrum. She talks about the mission and purpose of Autism Grown Up, her education and background in the field of autism, what it was like growing up with two autistic brothers, what she hopes for in the future as Autism Grown Up grows as a non-profit organization!

In this interview, I talk with autism self-advocate and YouTuber, Bronson Layton! We talk about his experiences with having autism, his YouTube channel Brons Over Brains, and his advice for struggling autistic adults! Perfect for Autism Awareness Month!

In this episode, I interview Dr. Mark Yeager, CEO and Executive Director of TEAAM(Together Enhancing Autism Awareness in Mississippi). We talk about the overall mission of TEAAM and their summer camp programs and what was learned along the way, services for individuals with autism of all ages, non-verbal learning disabilities, and how individuals with autism can cope with the sudden change of routine during the Coronavirus. It’s a great discussion!

This is just a short introduction episode to my podcast! I talk about my diagnosis of Turner Syndrome and Asperger’s Syndrome and what people can expect from this podcast!