Welcome to the Squarepeg Podcast
~ Season 3 has started! Listen now (links below) ~
Autistic women share our stories
The Squarepeg podcast is all about giving autistic adults an opportunity to hear from other neurodivergent people.
Each week I interview an autistic guest (women, trans and nonbinary people), to talk about topics including late diagnosis and navigating education, work, relationships – and life in general – as neurodivergent adults.
I hope you’ll find these conversations inspiring and thought provoking, and that they’ll open you up to new ways of thinking about being autistic, and offer a sense of connection to the autistic community.
“Each episode brings a new revelation. I relate so much to your discussions… it’s amazing to find something that speaks so directly to where I’m at.”
{Squarepeg listener, via email}
“Your podcast is like hearing myself in ten different accents. I LOVE it. This has helped me more than talking to doctors or autism counsellors.”
{Fern Brady, Comedian}
“This podcast has made me both laugh and cry with recognition and validation and I couldn’t be more grateful for it.”
{QuietAnne, Review on Apple Podcasts}
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Autistic women share our stories
The Squarepeg podcast is all about giving autistic women an opportunity to hear from other neurodivergent people.
Each week I interview an autistic guest (women, trans and nonbinary people), to talk about topics including late diagnosis and navigating education, work, relationships – and life in general – as neurodivergent adults.
I hope you’ll find these conversations inspiring and thought provoking, and that they’ll open you up to new ways of thinking about being autistic, and offer a sense of connection to the autistic community.
What listeners are saying about the Squarepeg podcast:
Can’t recommend @squarepegautism podcasts enough. So much useful information for anyone #autistic particularly late diagnosed women who need to be able to see themselves and know they aren’t alone.#AutismAwareness https://t.co/cNWROfm0Az
— Emma (@ArtfulEmma) November 14, 2020
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