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Autism Live

The 1 rated autism podcast worldwide. Autism Live's mission is to provide information and inspiration to the larger autism community, that starts with individuals on the spectrum but includes everyone who loves and cares for those individuals.

Podcast · By Autism Network ® · English · Official site

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Autism Live: Lorri Unumb (opens the original)

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    Back to School? Don't Do It Alone! On Wednesday's Autism Live, Shannon is joined by Lorri Unumb, one of the most respected and widely admired parent voices in the autism community. We're talking about back-to-school resources, what families can find at TheSpectrum.org, and the work of CASP to support autistic individuals and their families. As a parent and longtime advocate, Lorri brings a unique perspective to the questions families are asking right now: Where can I find reliable information? W

  2. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Autism Live: Getting back on track when your child's routine falls apart (opens the original)

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    Is September throwing your child's routine completely off? New schedules, school demands, homework and bedtime battles can leave everyone feeling overwhelmed. This week on Parent to Parent, we're talking about how to reset when routines fall apart—without blame, guilt, or turning every day into a battle. You haven't failed. Sometimes, you just need a new plan. 00:00 – Welcome to Autism Live & 16 Years of the Show 03:22 – All Ghouls Gala & ACT Today Grant Applications 09:32 – ACT Today Grant Prog

  3. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Let's Talk Movies: The Emmy Show (opens the original)

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    The Emmys are here—and we're talking about the shows, stars, surprises, snubs, and autism representation that have everyone talking! Join Moira Giammatteo and Shannon Penrod on Autism Live for a fun, fast-paced conversation about what's happening in Hollywood—and why representation on screen matters. Grab your popcorn. We're talking TV! Join us live on Wed. 10am PST! #LetsTalkMovies #MoiraAndShannon #AutismLive #Emmys #Emmys2026 #LoveOnTheSpectrum #AutismRepresentation #RepresentationMatters #Au

  4. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Autism Live: Diane Strand (opens the original)

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    On today's show, Shannon is joined by Diane Strand, founder and executive producer of JDS Creative Academy, for an inspiring conversation about the power of creating meaningful career pathways for marginalized groups and adults with special needs. Can for-profit companies and nonprofits work together to create REAL opportunities and lasting outcomes for foster youth and special needs adults? Diane is here to show us how—and why it matters! Plus, today's Autism Jargon: Accommodations. What does i

  5. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Autism Live: Am I Doing enough? (opens the original)

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    Be honest: How often do you go to bed thinking you didn't do enough for your child? Am I Doing Enough? If you're the parent of a child with autism, you may know that feeling all too well: "Should I be doing more?" "Am I missing something?" "Am I giving my child enough opportunities to learn?" "Am I doing this right?" Today on Autism Live's Parent to Parent, we're talking about the incredible pressure parents put on themselves—and why sometimes, you are doing far more than you realize. We'll talk

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