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Corrections Thie episode mistakenly suggests that Lydia supports conversion therapy & the forced normalisation of autistic people. This is in no way an accurate reflection of her views. We’d like to apologise for misrepresenting her & any offence that this has caused to listeners The LABLEd Podcast team are happy to make these corrections andContinueContinue reading “lABLEd Podcast: World Autism Awareness Series Episode 5 Lydia Wilkins”

Graham talks about how Autism affected his Mental Health and how his diagnosis led him to set up a local autism support group for others with the condition. Download full transcript Sources https://swadaspies.wordpress.com/ https://www.instagram.com/mr.grey.roger/ https://writingeastmidlands.co.uk/you-and-wem/residencies/beyond-the-spectrum/

⚠ This episode contains details of Autism conversion therapy.  ⚠ Ira talks about how their diagnosis during grad school helped her learn more about who they are, the importance of recognising intersectionality within disability spaces and talks about the damaging effects of controversial ‘cures.’  Download full transcript Sources

Alice & Lucy sit down with Academic, Helen Rottier to talk about the importance of online spaces for Autistic and Disabled People, Academic Ableism and how she’s coped with change during the pandemic Download full transcript Sources https://twitter.com/helenrottier

⚠This episode references the Holocaust and Nazis⚠ Alice, Daisy and Lucy kick off this mini-series focusing on autism and the autistic experience, with a deep dive into the history of the development of the diagnosis of autism. Download full transcript Sources

Jessica talks very openly about life with Marfans Syndrome, and the emergency surgery that saved her life. *This episode contains graphic detail of medical procedures* Download Full Transcript Find out more about Marfans Syndrome at http://www.marfan.org https://youtu.be/ZZUdNkhkuSc

Musician Louise discusses her adult diagnosis of Autism and how music and performance helps her express herself

Advocate Lee, talks about owning his identity as a Disabled Person, his work with inclusive theatre company EGO Performance Company and the importance of being an approachable Disabled Person.

Lucy and Alice talk tell the story of ‘The Crippled Suffragette’, Rosa May Billinghurst and French Actress & Amputee, Sarah Bernhardt.

Historian and Disabled Person, Daisy Holder, talks about her life lupus & EDS, how she plans to bring her love of history to the podcast