Neuro Rainbow Cast with Autisticly Aar

Autisticly Aar welcomes Athina Spann to the podcast for a collaboration episode with Athina's podcast 'Let's Talk Disability' where we talk life with autism and dyspraxia.

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The Sara Jane Harvey interview @agonyautie She/Her.

Chatting on her return to activism, advocacy and public speaking. We go through her neurodivergent story, the story of how she found out she was autistic and her son got diagnosed as being autistic too. You can here her art for telling a personal story, a story of experience of listening and learning to others and the motives of driving things forward with the community of neurodivergent and disabled people and making a society that works for us. She speaks of a hope of humane compassion and empathy and passionate about bringing actions and solutions in the face of community suffering and trauma.

This podcast features content that may reference suicidal ideation, mental health trauma, depression and the institutionalisation of autistic people and general themes of ableism. She over the two episodes tells an emotive and moving story. If at times what you hear is triggering for yourself skip bits, take a break come back to it. I want to focus on the listener and guests self care and wellbeing same for the guests with inclusion and accessibility. If there are things could be doing to warn or consider the wellbeing of listener when references to challenging themes email [email protected] or [email protected] or on social media @neurorainbowproject.

The full video of this interview will be made watchable to subscribers only to the brand new patreon channel launching officially this January 2023 with interviews with Victoria Ellen and past and future guest videos with subtitled content (transcripts soon will be accessible to all without needing a subscription. Livestreams and other interactive experiences will be offered as with diaries and written journalism resources on social and communal issues I’m passionate and will tie in with the project.

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Autisticly Aar Jae Williams Presenter of ‘Autisticly Aar’s Neurocast’

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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.

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Hello, Merry Christmas. This is the first ever Christmas Episode of the podcast dropping at an earlier time of 0700 GMT UK time on Christmas morning. A slightly different episode this is me creating an audio note of what christmas can be like and what it's been like returning to doing the podcast. In this diary episode Rosemary and Loz who you've heard this year on the podcast return tomake their entry and help me out with finding the words for this seasonal entry with the first two #AskAutisticlyAar questions.

Love this holiday season from,

Autisticly Aar xoxo

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The Intersection of Politics and Fandom: An Interview with Dr. Phoenix CS Andrews

In this episode of Diselectability, Aar Jae Williams (Eira-Auri) interviews Dr. Phoenix CS Andrews, author of 'I Heart Politics,' which explores the theory of political fandom culture and its impacts in the age of mass-market popular culture. Dr. Andrews, who is disabled and neurodivergent, shares insights on how autism and ADHD influence his perspective on political engagement. The discussion delves into the intersections of fandom, populism, conspiracy theories, and the broader implications for disabled and marginalised communities. Additionally, they touch on Dr. Andrews' personal journey with late diagnoses of several disabilities and the unique challenges and experiences that come with it. The episode also explores how disabled people navigate political spaces, the representation of neurodivergent and transgender individuals in media, and how supportive fandoms provide community and identity. Upcoming episodes will feature interviews relevant to disability and politics, including a talk with former government minister Robert Buckland on government policies affecting disabled people.

For more from Dr. Andrews please and his book visit thatdocphoenix.com and https://linktr.ee/iheartpolitics

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00:00 Welcome to Diselectability Politics Podcast

01:14 Introducing Dr. Phoenix C. S. Andrews

02:45 Exploring Political Fandom Culture

03:53 Subscription and Social Media Information

05:28 Dr. Andrews' Personal Journey

08:07 Understanding Neurodivergence

10:57 Challenges in Education and Employment

26:29 Living with Cerebral Palsy

34:17 Adapting Sports for Disabled Individuals

41:46 Facing Accessibility Challenges

42:17 Visibility and Advocacy

42:59 Guide Dog Discrimination

44:17 Politics as Fandom

46:50 Writing 'I Heart Politics'

50:50 Defining Fandom and Populism

01:01:44 Negative Fandoms and Conspiracy Theories

01:10:50 Impact on Marginalized Communities

01:14:43 Changing Attitudes and Future Prospects

01:19:02 The Political Capitalization of Concepts

01:20:02 Impact of Famous Figures on the Autistic Community

01:21:20 Media Representation and Stereotypes

01:22:33 Challenges of Neurodivergent Representation

01:23:15 Misconceptions and Stereotypes

01:25:16 Navigating Social Interactions

01:39:07 Fandoms and Community Building

01:46:39 Accessibility and Inclusion in Fandoms

01:49:42 Hopes for Change in Neurodivergent and Queer Communities

01:54:48 Conclusion and Upcoming Episodes

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