How is social interaction unique for autistic individuals? How do we embrace differences in other people?

How do we know ourselves and our capabilities? How do we introduce ourselves to the people around us? And what do we do to maintain our self esteem and confidence in our social skills? Get ready to hear our experiences!

David and Kaede discuss the challenges autistic individuals face with respect to transportation.

This podcast is about autistic individuals working hard at their job. They face unique challenges as David, Vell, and Kaede discuss in detail.

In this serious podcast, Dr. Gwynette talks to David and Kaede about their past traumatic experiences. Some things that Kaede said were bleeped out because of a curse word. The music for the intro and outro were AI generated on AIVA by Kaede. The art was AI generated as well, but edited by Kaede. There are some audio issues and there may be triggers in this podcast. Note from Kaede: Trauma is a very serious subject and should be understood no matter what. I made the intro and outro songs sad because of how serious this subject is. Anyone can be traumatized, whether they have autism or not. Having PTSD can be VERY debilitating and can affect anyone, including people around the sufferer. The song at the end of the podcast is especially sad, enough to make me want to cry. I hope you understand trauma better after you listen to this podcast.

Russ talks about bullying during childhood and youth and finding refuge in music.

Ainsley hosts this podcast and talks about her new favorite sport with Dr. Gwynette.

Scott “The Godfather” Biehl asks Dr. Gwynette: “What causes autism?”

Russ returns to the podcast to talk about his work, his quirks, and growing up in a time before most people knew what autism is.

Kaede hosts this episode on classic gaming and Patrick (Zephyr Blaze) and Dr. Gwynette join in for a throwback to the era of command prompts, sound cards, and VGA graphics. Kaede's Notes: We had some audio issues and Patrick (aka Zephyr Blaze) had looked up the wrong thing for Powerslave. Powerslave (game) was actually released in 1996. MS-DOS was released in 1981. We did go off topic for the Atari briefly. Here's the links to D-Fend Reloaded and where to get MS-DOS games: http://dfendreloaded.sourceforge.net/ https://www.myabandonware.com/ https://dosgames.com/ For my Tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IunDno9hPwY