You will learn how to create a more diverse and equitable environment by promoting inclusivity in the workplace and educational institutions.

Welcome back to another episode, where I talk with Danny. He is a 28yr old podcaster like me who is also Autistic.  Danny is part Korean and part Jewish.

Danny talks about, what why his mom wouldnt accept that he had Autsim, and also talks about after he lost him mom, that his dad married a Jewish women. He mentions when he was in 6th grade it was when he got tested.

It talk to him about where the idea of his podcast came from, we talk about how his friends treat him knowing he has Autism.

We also talk a little about myself. You hear my own story of diagnoses. 

We talk about a lot of things. So sit back, relax and grab your favorite beverage.

 From Bullying to Inclusivity: The Power of Connecting with Your Inner Child and Embracing Neurodiversity

Welcome to the show. In todays episode I talk with Michelle Markman about everything from bullying to inclusivity to finding your inner child and being happy again.

In this day an age, as we grow older we let go of our youngerself as we enter the world. We forget what it is like to have fun again. We get frowned on when we play a game we like, because were older. Were told people our age shouldn’t be playing games.

Why should we recoonect with our inner child:

• Reconnecting with our inner child and embracing neurodiversity can help us tap into our innate creativity, curiosity, and empathy, and rediscover the joys and passions we may have lost along the way.
• By embracing our unique strengths and differences, we can cultivate a deeper sense of self-acceptance, self-esteem, and belonging, and learn to appreciate and celebrate the diversity of others.
• Additionally, by promoting autism inclusivity and neurodiversity in our communities, we can create more supportive and empowering environments for people with autism and other neurodivergent conditions, and foster a culture of kindness, respect, and empathy that can facilitate authentic connections and friendships.

We talk a little about bullying and Michelle has two differernt ways of dealing with bullies.

• Either ignore them
• Say “So What”

These are two great things to do.  This is because you’re not giving the satisfaction of a response or saying “So What” just means you don’t care enough.

We talk about how to make friends, one of the most important things she says to do is join a club, of your interest, this way you have so many people with the same interest.

Here are some ways to help you make friends

• Reflect on your values, interests, and passions, and try to find communities and social activities that align with them. This can help you connect with others who share your worldview and experiences, and facilitate more meaningful conversations and interactions.
• When interacting with others, try to focus on listening actively, showing empathy, and being non-judgmental. This can help create a safe and welcoming space for both yourself and others, and foster a sense of mutual understanding and respect.

This can help you when you want to make friends with people.

You can find out more about Michelle at her website https://michellemarkman.com/

See you in the next one and remember

We are different, not less.

 

 

Dealing with Bullies and Healthy Eating

In this episode of Inside the Aspergers Studio I talk with Jimmy Clare of Crazy Fitness Guy Podcast. We talk about how he dealt with being bullies and what got him into eating right.

We talk about he is doing in college and how he deals with his Autsim. We find out when he was diagnosed and how he says it was grade 3 and his mom says it was grade 3.  We talk about what made him start his company Crazy Fitness Guy and his brand Crazy Fitness Guy.

We get a little into his personal life and find out more about him and his adventure.

https://www.crazyfitnessguy.com/

 

So sit back, Relax and Grab you favorite beverage and I will see you there.

Hello,

Are you on the spectrum and having trouble finding friends or keeping a relationship long enough to be happy.
Well my next guest Jeremy and Ilana are Friendship and Dating Coaches, who have helped thousands find friends or find that certain someone and maintain a solid relationship.

We talk about what they think the problem is with those of us on the spectrum when it comes making friends. Jeremy talks about the 3 things you need to have a solid friendship than the two ther things that you need to turn it into a relationship and keep it.,

We talk about how Jeremy went from being a Laywer to being a relationship coach and much much more.

This is a must listen if you are looking for help finding friends or relationships.

https://mybestsociallife.com/

Hello,

Are you on the spectrum and having trouble finding friends or keeping a relationship long enough to be happy.
Well my next guest Jeremy and Ilana are Relationship coaches who have helped thousands find friends or find that certain someone and maintain a solid relationship.

We talk about what they think the problem is with those of us on the spectrum when it comes making friends. Jeremy talks about the 3 things you need to have a solid friendship than the two ther things that you need to turn it into a relationship and keep it.,

We talk about how Jeremy went from being a Laywer to being a relationship coach and much much more.

This is a must listen if you are looking for help finding friends or relationships.

www.ourbestsociallife.com

Do you have ASD or ADHD or both? Do you need help fighting distractions and keeping yourself on schedule, and keeping you away from all those distractions.  Well my next guest from all the way down under Jeremy Nagel has developed an app called Focusbear.io which does all that.

In this show we talk about his life, how he went from one relationship to another and not being understood, till he met his wife, we also talk about how he went from working to freelancing and how he realized freelancing wasnt for him.

Jeremy is a amzing guy with a story to tell about what was like for him in Australia and how they are much more able to handle those who are on the spectrum than most countries.

You can get his app here at Focusbear.io

This was a interesting show to say to say..

Hello,

Are you someone who has a disability and living at home or on your own. but cant find a community of like mined people. Well my next guest Paula Manion and her husband did just that. She saw a need for those who have a disability who needed affordable living space and wanted to be part of a community and created Our Stomping Ground.

Our Stomping Ground right now is the Virgina DC area and offers nice apartments for those with a disability a place to live and enoy outtings and make friends with others. 

We talk about how she came up with the idea of Our Stomping ground

This is a incredible thing to happen for those us looking for a place to live and friends to do things with.

Finding Love on the Spectrum

Hello have you every wonder what it is like to find love, expecially if you are someone who is on the spectrrum. Well my guest did just that.

You may not recogize his name but if you are a fan of the show Love on the Spectrum, you will know the name David Isaacman. He was one of the cast member of Love on the spectrum.  In this show I talk with him and his sister Alison about what it was like being on the specturm, what it was like to find the one and what his life was life before and after the show aired.

I also talk with his sister Alison and find out what she has leaned from her brother and now star of Love on the spectrum.

David is such a amazing inspriation for those out there, with his work out routine and his now dating life. Davids advice to those look for love are

“Be confident, have courage, and be yourself”

This is such a important message out there to those of us on the spectrum who are afraid to put ourselves out there.

Life is all about taking risks, because life is short.

So Aspies, I see you in the next one.

Justice for Disabilities

In this episode of Inside the Aspergers Studio I talk with John LaMantia of the law firm Wais, Vogelstein, Forman, Koch & Norman.  They deal individuals and families who are victims of birth injuries from medical negligence. Their clients deal with permanent cognitive and developmental disabilities, I will ask him do some of his clients think that these injuries cause their child to have Autism.

We will find out how this ties in with Autism and how it decided to get into this type of law and how he decided to become a lawyer in the first place.  I talk with him about if has had people claim due to a birth injury if people have claimed their child became autistic and much much more.