Autistic Women Thriving
episode
Today’s Autistic Moment: A Podcast for Autistic Adults by An Autistic Adult
1h 5m
2 speakers
3 chapters
transcribed 27 days ago
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What is the purpose of Today’s Autistic Moment and who is hosting the episode?
Welcome to Today's Autistic Moment, a podcast for autistic adults by an autistic adult. My name is Philip King Lowe. I am the owner, producer, and host, and I am an autistic adult. Thank you so very much for listening. Carolyn Keel is an autistic woman who is thriving through her work in instructional design and her podcast, Beyond Six Seconds. Carolyn will tell us more about her accomplishments and those of other autistic women who are changing the rules by establishing their own businesses that serve the needs of people with disabilities and create communities for diverse autistic people to thrive. Come join us for Autistic Women Thriving on Today's Autistic Moment.
This first segment of today's Autistic Moment is sponsored by the Autism Society of Minnesota, known as AWESOME throughout Minnesota's autism community. As Minnesota's first autism resource for more than 50 years, AWESOME serves the whole state, the whole spectrum, for the whole life. Visit awesome at ausm.org. In addition to the wonderful guests and conversations on Today's Autistic Moment, you can find many more resources. Visit todaysautisticmoment.com to listen to over 120 episodes released since 2021. Check out the episode scheduled 2026 to see upcoming topics, guest information, and program descriptions for Season 6. On the website, you can learn more about today's Autistic Moment, read the guest bios pages, explore the Adult Autism Resources links page, visit the Autistic Community Bulletin Board, read the blog.
Find out about TAM Autistic Consulting Services. Sign up for a subscription to get ad-free interviews. Support today's Autistic Moment with a donation. Every episode, including this one, has a transcript. The transcripts are sponsored by Minnesota Independence College and Community. You can read the transcripts right on the website or download printable versions to help you save ink. The transcripts have hyperlinks in them for names, organizations, and other resources mentioned throughout the show so that you can access to see if they are helpful to you. The transcripts use a dyslexia-friendly font and are available in English, Spanish, German, French, and Chinese Simplify. Want more interaction with Today's Autistic Moment?
Follow Today's Autistic Moment on Facebook, including our community group page. LinkedIn, Blue Sky, Instagram, and Threads. Also, follow us on the YouTube channel at Today's Autistic Moment to watch Autistic Voices Roundtable Discussions. New episodes will be coming up in 2026. You are going to want to stay around for the upcoming interview with Carolyn Keel in Segments 2 and 3 to hear about some exciting updates that will be happening on today's Autistic Moment in Segment 4. At the conclusion of this first segment, before the commercial break, I would like to dedicate the song, Brighter, Brighter, performed by Bezza, to all autistic and neurodivergent people out there who are going through burnout because they were trying to please everyone else.
This song is to validate your decision to do your self-care. This song and dedication is your confirmation because you are creating, maintaining, and respecting the boundary you have created and are maintaining around yourself. Stop trying to show up for everyone else by masking and pretending to be someone you are not. That is why you are burned out. Let others take care of themselves. They will make it through and support you in any way you can, provided that you continue taking care of yourself. Now is the time for you to show up for yourself and make yourself happy by just being who you really are. And now I am going to play the song Brighter, Brighter, performed by Beza, then go into our first commercial break.
After the break, Carolyn Keel will talk about Autistic Women Thriving.
You've been holding on for the morning Holding on for something to change Been a lot of tears, thought you might break But you're stronger, stronger than you think The sunshine's always brightest after the rain
day, cause the sunshine's always brightest after the rain.
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Chapters
3 chapters
1
What is the purpose of Today’s Autistic Moment and who is hosting the episode?
0:00–20:07
2
How does the Autism Society of Minnesota support the autistic community in this episode?
20:07–44:57
3
Why is self‑care important for autistic adults and what message does the song “Brighter, Brighter” convey?
44:57–1:05:37