HeyJaredAutism Rocks and Rolls
A podcast from Samuel Mitchell, a teenager living with autism, will take you on a journey through his mind, which will show and explain coping strategies and how his brain operates differently.
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- Sep 13, 2026
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- Jul 11, 2026
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355:Pedal To The Metal (opens the original)
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My main topic for this episode is what it's like for anyone with autism to drive. I start by outlining the reasons why driving might not be appealing or essential for those with autism. I also discuss the parents' experiences and the symptoms of their anxiety. I also go into the anxiety that people with autism face and the causes of their fear of driving. Furthermore, I discuss how someone with autism may find being pulled over to be a terrifying experience. Lastly, I do offer suggestions for im
354:UNO! (opens the original)
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I talk about board and card games in this episode. The first and most significant topic I discuss is the benefits of board and card games for people with autism. Additionally, I explain the specific rules that can be taught to individuals with autism while playing board and card games. I even provide the parents with instructions on how to teach a board or card game to a person with autism. I also address the typical errors people with autism may make when playing card or board games. I also go
353:What Comes First? (opens the original)
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My concept on this episode is focused on prioritization. First, I explain to my audience why this managerial functioning skill is challenging when "we see it as equally important" and "everything as urgent." I will also share a video that listeners should view because it explains how to prioritize their mental health. I additionally tell you which priorities are "seasonal," meaning that they occur only occasionally. Furthermore, I discuss the numerous mistakes that people with autism make while
352:I Know I'm Not What They Say By Oliver Graves (opens the original)
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Today I have a talented professional as a guest: Oliver Graves. Oliver is referred to as a "goth comedian" because of the extreme contrasts in his clothing and makeup. Oliver is a comic who has given performances at clubs and events all around the country. Oliver's weekly article for the Argus Courier, "Oliver's World," was recognized in 2021 by the esteemed California Journalism Awards. Oliver has participated in a number of stand-up comedy competitions, including the San Francisco Internationa
351:Beyond Assumptions (opens the original)
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Come along as I discuss the "levels" of autism in this new episode. Additionally, I explain why we shouldn't use the term "levels" and who is at fault when we do. I also go over each understanding of autism and the ways to help someone who has it. Additionally, I let my audience know who should and shouldn't be aware of your personal understanding of the autism spectrum. Lastly, I provide stories when one person's understanding was evident, both with and without me. https://childmind.org/article
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