Autistics Living in Rural Settings
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Today’s Autistic Moment: A Podcast for Autistic Adults by An Autistic Adult
1h 0m
3 speakers
3 chapters
transcribed 27 days ago
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Who is the guest and what is the focus of this episode on autistic adults in rural areas?
Are you an Autistic or you know an Autistic who is living in a rural area? Do you feel isolated from other autistic social support networks? Are you an Autistic with intersectional identities in a rural setting where the general public there are hostile to you? On this episode of today's Autistic Moment, Maddie Smith, who is an autistic living in a rural. Maddie will also talk about how she found new ways to To connect with autistics in her area with some advice about what others can do to create community social support. In segment one, I will talk about today's autistic moment, being here for all the autistics with intersectional identities as we journey into the uncertainty of the upcoming year.
Maddie Smith will join me in segments two, three, and four to talk about autistics living in rural settings. Welcome everyone 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. Today's Autistic Moment is a member of the Autistic Podcasters Network. Explore, Engage, Empower. Today's Autistic Moment, the podcast for intersectional autistic adult communities. 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 fifty years, Awesome serves the whole state, the whole spectrum for the whole life.
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Chapters
3 chapters
1
Who is the guest and what is the focus of this episode on autistic adults in rural areas?
0:00–7:40
2
What are the main challenges autistic people face living in rural communities?
7:40–52:32
3
How does isolation affect autistic adults and what factors make it worse in rural settings?
52:32–1:00:53