Minnie Murphy

Yeah, thanks for having me.

Yeah, thanks for having me.

Yeah, thanks for having me.

Well, my sister Jamie invited me to do it, and I have a son that's five, and he's on the spectrum, and so it just made total sense, you know? Oh, okay. I love to support everybody that's going through that and the research with autism, and yeah, so I'm just happy to be here and share some music and have a good night.

Well, my sister Jamie invited me to do it, and I have a son that's five, and he's on the spectrum, and so it just made total sense, you know? Oh, okay. I love to support everybody that's going through that and the research with autism, and yeah, so I'm just happy to be here and share some music and have a good night.

Well, my sister Jamie invited me to do it, and I have a son that's five, and he's on the spectrum, and so it just made total sense, you know? Oh, okay. I love to support everybody that's going through that and the research with autism, and yeah, so I'm just happy to be here and share some music and have a good night.

That's what they've diagnosed him with.

That's what they've diagnosed him with.

That's what they've diagnosed him with.

He's five.

He's five.

He's five.

Yeah. It's not something that I fully understand. I mean, I don't even really believe it, to be honest. To me, he's just a regular kid, and I guess he has some sort of behavioral things that are equated with autism. He'll... Organize things line things up and kind of he's really into trains and straight lines and sometimes he'll get in the zone with that but he's a great singer and

Yeah. It's not something that I fully understand. I mean, I don't even really believe it, to be honest. To me, he's just a regular kid, and I guess he has some sort of behavioral things that are equated with autism. He'll... Organize things line things up and kind of he's really into trains and straight lines and sometimes he'll get in the zone with that but he's a great singer and

Yeah. It's not something that I fully understand. I mean, I don't even really believe it, to be honest. To me, he's just a regular kid, and I guess he has some sort of behavioral things that are equated with autism. He'll... Organize things line things up and kind of he's really into trains and straight lines and sometimes he'll get in the zone with that but he's a great singer and

Like, even if you are singing a song in one key and then you change the key, he'll follow you. He's got perfect pitch and he's got an incredible memory. So I've heard that, you know, people call it a superpower. And so I'm just going to embrace that, you know, and I think it's important that we, in general with children,

Like, even if you are singing a song in one key and then you change the key, he'll follow you. He's got perfect pitch and he's got an incredible memory. So I've heard that, you know, people call it a superpower. And so I'm just going to embrace that, you know, and I think it's important that we, in general with children,

Like, even if you are singing a song in one key and then you change the key, he'll follow you. He's got perfect pitch and he's got an incredible memory. So I've heard that, you know, people call it a superpower. And so I'm just going to embrace that, you know, and I think it's important that we, in general with children,

get rid of these ideas of milestones and when people are supposed to attain certain things with their development. So for me, I feel like tonight is about... Celebrating people's individuality and their authenticity and their own pace.

get rid of these ideas of milestones and when people are supposed to attain certain things with their development. So for me, I feel like tonight is about... Celebrating people's individuality and their authenticity and their own pace.