Claim OwnershipAutastic: A Comedians Guide to Autism
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Graham Kay and Kirk Smith are two comedians living in Los Angeles. Kirk has a teenaged son with Autism and Graham has an autistic adult brother. Together they talk about the lighter side of living with and coping with autism.
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Kirks in Sweden visiting JJ, an update on Peter's fall, and an article about new research sparks a conversation about language.
In this episode Peter has a new free delivery service and stories of JJ's diet.
Kirk gets a kiss, Graham opens doors and changing diagnosis throughout life.
On this episode Pete has had it with Graham's suggestions and Kirk and Graham get a nice fan mail.
Wax up those skis and get your lederhosen on because Kirk is back from Australia. Also, Pete is inspiring Graham and JJ is getting ready to see Kirk.
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Its Christmas time and science has given us a promising new test.
A Controversy About Profound Autism
This week we played the interview that Jill Escher did of Peg Kerswell on her podcast, the Autism confidencial. Pointing an important light on profoud autism.
Hey, Earth to society. There's not enough housing for people after 21.
The fellas read an article about adult late diagnosis stigmas and the man, the myth and legend, Peter parker Spider Man makes his return to the pod.
probably best not to interupt a live show ❤️
Kirk and Graham are back for another week. This week they read an article about smart brain stuff.
Pete comes to New York, JJ gets a new horse and a promising new law in Arizona.
Kirk meets Peter for the first time! And the Kays travel to NYC
Can AI detect Autism? Graham is wary.
Peter loves long forgotten Canadian cartoons, and Graham is in Alaska and Kirk is in Iceland
Theres been a dangerous myth going around that hte Amish don't have autism. Oh and Graham complains about his parents.
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another great show its nice to hear from Peter
the poop story realy hit close to home. thanks guys for dooing what you do
I love this show
I have a deformity of my right that limits its' use and epilepsy as well. For years I have been saying that no matter what nice or scientific label you put on something people are going to twist that around to be mean or whatnot, stop trying to change the label and work on changing people's attitudes. Great podcast guys.
brilliant! 😍
thanks so much guys!
You guys are awesome! I have 3 Autastic Kiddies. 1 boy and 2 girls. Im learning so much from this podcast. I love that you guys look at Autism in a lighter way. Lots of people seem to take offence to different words and phrases surrounding Autism. I say stop getting offended (unless its rude) and try and spread awareness! Keep up the amazing work!
Every time you talk about your brother Peter it makes me smile. I think I love him as much as you do.
as father of an autistic son I truly injoyed there passivee perspective on this subject. we are truly lucky to have these special spirits in our lives.