The Uniquely Human Partnership - Why Does It Work?: A Cool and Fun Discussion with Barry and Dave
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What is the new Uniquely Human podcast community and how can listeners join?
Hey everybody, it's Barry and Dave, and we are coming to you with a very exciting announcement, something that is now years in the making, and that is the launch of the Uniquely Human podcast community hosted on Patreon. Barry, tell us a little bit about, you know, the whole reason we're doing this is to expand on our mission of illuminating and celebrating neurodiversity and autism. And we really want to engage as many listeners as possible in meaningful conversation. So can you tell us a little bit more about the mission of this new community that we're launching on Patreon?
Yes, David, it's all about community. And for those of you who have listened to our podcast, we talk about the importance of the strength and the support that comes through community. But it's not just about us and you. It is also about what we can offer to you. And there'll be special perks, such as a new Discord community for members, Q&A sessions with me and with Dave, and of course, brand new, uniquely human merch. Patreon members are going to get a little bit of an insider's look and contribute back to us by having meaningful conversations and helping us grow the podcast. And it's our way of expressing gratitude to you all. We have loved having loyal listeners, your contributions, but every bit of support is crucial because it really will enable us to expand the podcast in many ways.
So Dave, what could our listeners do in supporting this new initiative?
Ah, yes. So once you become a member in this uniquely human podcast community hosted on Patreon, we would invite you all to get active and stay active in sharing your thoughts, engaging in discussion, asking us questions, asking questions of the other members in the community. This will really help to shape not only our future content and the direction of the podcast, but But it also really helps us, like we said, to expand on the podcast itself and the mission, which is to help to educate and inform and enlighten individuals, families, and professionals on topics related to neurodiversity and autism. This will be a really exciting thing for us.
Great. And so if you wish to join us in this endeavor... You could find the Patreon link on uniquelyhuman.com, our podcast website, or on the notes for each episode where we give additional information and resources for you. Looking forward to taking hands with you and moving forward.
Yes, and thank you all so much for your continued support. We will see you on Patreon. The primary purpose of Uniquely Human the Podcast is to educate and inform. The views expressed during all episodes are solely those of the individuals involved and do not constitute educational or medical advice. Listeners should consult with professionals familiar with each individual or family for specific guidance.
Uniquely Human the Podcast is produced by Elevated Studio. Music is graciously provided by Matt Savage of Savage Records.
Hi, I'm Dr. Barry Prezant, clinical scholar, researcher, and consultant on autism and neurodiversity, and a Brooklyn boy raised in the big city. And I'm Dave. I'm
none of those things, and I grew up on a farm in Illinois. But being on the spectrum myself, I have plenty of personal insight to lend.
And this is Uniquely Human, the podcast, a show that illuminates and celebrates autism and neurodiversity.
So, Barry, we have a very exciting new partner in our uniquely human community. Do you want to tell us a little more about it?
Yes. We're so pleased to join with our friends at AEP Connections in supporting each other's missions, which are aligned so beautifully.
Absolutely. Tell us a little bit more about AEP Connections and what our friends Pilar and Rustin are doing over there.
Well, AEP Connections specialize in neurodiversity education and training. Their mission really is professional development for educators, therapists, staff members, caregivers, and all of those who are supporting children and students from the preschool years through 22. And they really do focus on putting forth professionals doing webinars that are evidence-based with practical strategies about many different topics in neurodiversity.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the new Uniquely Human podcast community and how can listeners join?
0:00–13:06
2
How do Barry and Dave’s different neurotypes shape their podcast partnership?
13:06–26:40
3
Why does a neurodiversity lens help explain why the podcast works?
26:40–41:46
4
What are the strengths and weaknesses each host brings to the show?
41:46–54:54
Speakers
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