Marga Vicedo

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83 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 15 Jan

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The Last Show with David Cooper · FULL EPISODE: Peek Into An Ancient Wolves' Stomach - January 14, 2026 · 15 Jan 2026 podcast

Then there is the question that we can discuss a little bit more later if you want, or whether this particular Barbie has been able to accomplish or not, or whether it represents autistic people.

But I think for the general

people or for parents or families who do not have autistic children or autistic people among them, there can be something good, too, in the sense that just getting this doll

may open a space for conversation, may open a space for discussing with their children.

You know what?

Not everybody is like you.

There are other people who, you know, have a different way of relating, of communicating, of reacting.

And it's good for you to know so that you don't bully them, that you don't disregard them, that

You value the way they express themselves and they relate to you.

So there are many positive things that we can do with.

Yeah, I think you just said at the beginning that you don't think neurodiversity can be represented through the expression of the body or the representation of the body.

And I think I agree with you.

I think this is the biggest challenge.

How do you represent it in a visual way?

There is no single way that autistic people look.

They look like the, you know, many different ways.

So you cannot tell that the person is autistic just by looking at them.

So this is, I think, not something that if you look at autistic Barbie, you can say, oh, it's an autistic doll.

I don't think this is, you know, easy to make and easy to do.

And I don't think

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