Autisticly Aar’s NeuroCast

Sara (She/Her) chats to Autisticly Aar about her memoir Drama Queen A lifetime of labels about the journey in her life to find the life changing label of autism and being autistic. We chat around the privilege of being able to tell your story and the importance that people from diverse backgrounds are giving the platform to tell theirs believing the importance of changing perceptions of autism through the words of autistic people. She chats about the importance of those in scientific research fields to listen and learn from autistic people and not to ignore our needs and touching on her previous work of a satirical comedian writer on panel shows and the experience of working in a writing room with other comedic script writers

Rachel Winder (She/Her) chats to Autisticly Aar about her late diagnoses of autism, ADHD. with conversations on having late diagnoses, life for neurodivergent people as a minority group and her recent chat on the BBC's Anti-Social series. She is an influencer content creator on neurodivergent issues which is an avid focused interest of Winder who has studied autism at post graduate level. She shares her experience and expertise with Autisticly Aar.Email: neurocast@aarowcreo.comSocial Media: @neurorainbowprojectWebsite: https://neurorainbowproject.aarowcreo.comRachel's Blog: https://littlebearinthewood.wixsite.com/littlebearinthewoodRachel on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/498626280894827/?ref=shareRachel on Twitter: https://twitter.com/auticulate?lang=en-GBRachel on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@auticulate?lang=enReferenced BBC Podcast:https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001hg00

Tessa McEnvoy She/Her In this interview with myself explores her diagnoses of apraxia, as well as sensory processing disorder, bipolar disorder and autism. On Facebook she has created the 'Apraxia Story' blog, a blog which is where she writes of her diagnoses of apraxia and neurodivergent conditions and her experiences of being an adoptee. In this interview she touches on her experience of an adoptee, which has given her trauma of being gaslit, manipulated and exploited in what she describes as abuse with her adopted family and shares her not so easy challenge of seeking to live a free and independent life in an abled world with such conditions been taken advantage of by others and how it can be hard to self-advocate. Telling of the challenges a person with oral-motor apraxia may have with communicating she shares how it can prove challenges in school and the work place when its all so difficult to advocate for yourself and get the necessary working conditions that she needs with useful advice to give to teachers and employers about the needs of neurodivergent people.You can support Apraxia Story on Patreon;https://www.patreon.com/user?u=43542084&fbclid=IwAR3ZWiCGxbqGO76EgOG018q-Bh6K1IZGKI8_-mBAfTLrlH5ulls-c9SkGP0You can follow Apraxia Story Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/ApraxiaStory

She/Her contains references to self injurious meltdowns and references to the ideation of unaliving ones self.Jess speaks to Autisticly Air about her diagnoses of autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia, endometriosis and interstitial cystitis a condition which affects the bladder. She speaks of her late diagnoses and honestly her internalised ableism prior to coming to terms that she is autistic with stereotypes of autism in a patriarchal society proving a barrier of what she thought was autism. She speaks of how in the coronavirus pandemic it has helped peal a layer of the mask of and grow a popular TikTok channel where she shares content about her disabilities, social causes she is passionate and funny videos.

Darryl Morris He/HimChats to Autisticly Aar about his ADHD diagnoses as a young child and how his ADHD proved an advantage in curiosity and in his career as a broadcast journalist. formerly working with Radio X, Talk TV now you can hear Darryl every Saturday and Sunday night 22:00-01:00 on Times Radio

She/Her Harriet is a comedian you may have seen her pop up across the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Comedy Central all over TV shows like Live At The Apollo and 8 Out of Ten Cats Does Countdown. As well as radio programmes and podast including one she hosted with comedian friend Sunil Patel called 'Why Is Harriet Crying'. This episode features no intro and no outro I recorded them but technology became an enemy and is a rival of mine (it should easily work, why not) enough of my tech rage. this was a fun and enjoyable interview one that made me laugh out loud and hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed this interview.Follow @neurorainbowproject @aarneurorainbow on Facebook Instragram and Twitter for any updates and any questions send them to neurocast@aarowcreo.comif got any podcasting advice appreciate it Autisitcly Aar x