Since part 1, first week of classes in the bag, and they weren’t that bad! But one can’t get too hopeful… So I talked with attorney and author Haley Moss about her experiences with majors, undergrad, law school, independent living, and all things secondary education as an autistic to fuel up for this semester. Haley: www.haleymoss.com Get 30% off Parade with code “summerorbanwrites” For advertising and sponsorship opportunities please email [email protected]

It’s back to school time! Back to supplies shopping, roommates, textbooks, meal plans, parties, studying Quizlet decks, student loans, and accessibility services. I talk to Youtuber Rachel Miller about all that and more tips on surviving college as an autistic student. Rachel: www.youtube.com Get 40% off Parade with code “summerorbanwrites” For advertising and sponsorship opportunities please email [email protected]

In part 1, I spoke with Philipalphian Maisha Elonai about kink, BDSM, and its intersection with disability. Now we’re heading back to my home buckeye state to get schooled on sex and disability by Bowling Green’s very own Dr. Sarah Rainey-Smithback… Respectfully, and academically. Dr. Rainey: www.sarahrainey-smithback.net/ Get 30% off Parade with code “summerorbanwrites” For advertising and sponsorship opportunities please email [email protected]

July is Disability Pride Month, and the community is taking pride in stride. Over the past few years, some disabled folks have started taking pride in their sexuality as well. Sexual Health Educator Maisha Elonai and I discuss kink, BDSM, and its intersection with disability. Get 20% off Parade with code “summerorbanwrites” For advertising and sponsorship opportunities please email [email protected]

In Part 1, Gracie Lambright and I fangirled as bookworms and women over the audio app Quinn. During our chat, Gracie mentioned a few of her favorite Quinn creators, one of them (according to his Quinn bio) breaking all community guidelines. So in Part 2, the Cowman of the hour himself Zachary Cowan tells all about his recent rise to not safe for work notoriety. Zach: www.beacons.ai/cowman Get 20% off Parade with code "summerorbanwrites" For advertising and sponsorship opportunities please email [email protected]

Maybe you've heard of Quinn, maybe you haven't, but by now you probably have if you're a female social media user... At least, that's how I became acquainted with the app. I talk with Associate Editor at Bookstr Gracie Lambright about her first encounter as well. Gracie: www.bookstr.com/author/gracie-lambright Bookstr: www.bookstr.com/article Get 20% off Parade with code "summerorbanwrites" For advertising and sponsorship opportunities please email [email protected]

In Part 1, returning guest Stephannie Bethel and I discussed disordered discourse on social media. For this part, we continue our conversation as I continue down the rabbit hole of Emma Camp's article. Now, I have posted fake autism cringe. Stephannie: www.stephaniebethany.com NY Opinion: www.nytimes.com Get 20% off Parade with code "summerorbanwrites" For advertising and sponsorship opportunities please email [email protected]

Autism is trending... Is it though? Maybe on Tik Tok, but what's behind some of fakeness, and all of the cringe? Returning guest Stephannie Bethel and I converse. Stephannie: www.stephaniebethany.com NY Opinion: www.nytimes.com Get 20% off Parade with code "summerorbanwrites" For advertising and sponsorship opportunities please email [email protected]

In part 1, I talked with Jessica Wester about how she experiences autism as a woman, and why so many go so unnoticed by medical professionals. But that was domestic, so in part 2, I went international. Join me with Candy Doll Club's Jade Boylan as we discuss her diagnosis story, what were the reactions when she started opening up, and why she thinks autistic women so often fly under the radar. Jade: www.jadeboylan.com Get 20% off Parade with code "summerorbanwrites" For advertising and sponsorship opportunities please email [email protected]

Nearly 80% of autistic women are misdiagnosed. So for ASD Month, I'll be talking to some of these women about their autistic experiences. One of them being content creator and Oklahoma-native Jessica Wester, where we discussed intersectionality, multiple diagnoses, ABA therapy, powerlifting, and everything in the kitchen sink. Jessica: www.instagram.com/theaudhdgurlie/ Get 20% off of Parade with code "summerorbanwrites" For advertising and sponsorship opportunities please email [email protected]