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Taking Authority Over Autism

Sheletta Brundidge has three children on the spectrum but that’s not the only reason why she’s known as The Autism Mom.

Podcast · By takingauthorityoverautism · English · Official site

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Sep 8, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Keeping Our Kids Safe During Transitions (opens the original)

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    The start of school is not only a busy time for most parents, but it's especially worrying for moms and dads who have kids on the spectrum who wander. Changes in schedules and transitions can make them more prone to eloping. How can we keep them safe? Sheletta may have found the answer from an angel. Assistive Technology for Autism & Special Needs - Order Now!

  2. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    When Thunder Roars, Go Indoors (opens the original)

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    When it began to thunder, Sheletta looked out of the kitchen window and noticed that her neighbor's kids were still playing in their backyard pool, she made them go in the house; then, she called her friends at the Minnesota Department of Public Safety to join her on a podcast to figure out if kids should go indoors when thunder roars. Weather safety | Minnesota Department of Public Safety

  3. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    It takes a village (opens the original)

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    Sheletta grew up in the safe village of Kelly Village, subsidized housing in Houston's 5th Ward, where she was nurtured and given the necessary discipline to succeed. As times get hard for many Black women and job prospects are few and far between, she encourages people to check in with Daveta Thomas from Housing Alliance HTX. Daveta is a pre-admission and occupancy manager and can help you find an affordable place to stay in Houston.

  4. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    The Emmys are aware of autism (opens the original)

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    Sheletta chats with her friend Paul McGuire-Grimes, Minnesota movie critic, about the autistic storylines and actors represented at this year's Emmy awards. Which ones have a shot at winning that coveted statuette? Paul offers his predictions. Paul's Trip to the Movies

  5. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    Get a deconstruction grant! (opens the original)

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    Got a home deconstruction project and need more money to complete it? There's a grant for that. Sheletta tells you where you can find that money for that on the latest episode of her podcast. https://recyclingandenergy.org/deconstruction/

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