Best Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Podcasts (2025)

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Autism Inclusion in the Christian Church – with Sunita Theiss 34:01

8d ago34:01

34:01

CW: Eating disorder, death of a parent. Sunita Theiss is an autistic, ADHD and PDA* parent, writer, and advocate. A second-generation Indian American, she has a rich background in communications, marketing, and storytelling, and has found several ways to support and encourage families raising neurodivergent kids. Sunita is passionate about creating…

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Tourette syndrome community and research - with Dr. Daniel P. Jones 37:44

24d ago37:44

37:44

Dr. Daniel P. Jones is a Creative Practitioner, Disability Scholar, and Postdoctoral Research Associate at the University of Sheffield in the UK. Daniel specializes in inclusive research methodologies, focusing on the embodied experiences of public spaces, kinship, and solidarity within Tourette syndrome communities. As someone who has lived experi…

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Dyslexia advocacy in Nigeria – with Oladoyin Idowu 34:59

1M ago34:59

34:59

Content warning: This episode mentions physical and verbal abuse in school, suicidal ideation and a suicide attempt, and drug use. Oladoyin Idowu is a pioneering dyslexia advocate and mental health professional dedicated to bridging the gap between neurodiversity, education, and mental well-being. Growing up in Nigeria with undiagnosed dyslexia, sh…

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#2 - Aaron, an 18 year old fella, talks about living on the FASD spectrum. 26:27

2M ago26:27

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Aaron is 18 years old and has FASD. He talks honestly with host Allan Mountford about just what it is like dealing with this, at times, heartbreaking disorder. This podcast series features discussions on Nova Scotia's FASD world - and beyond. Visit FANS www.fasdns.ca to learn more!By Fetal Alcohol Nova Scotia (FANS)

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#3 - Allan and Reinier talk about just what it is like to live 65 years with FASD. 21:58

2M ago21:58

21:58

Reinier deSmit has lived with being on the FASD spectrum for 65 years, as of this recording. For about 56 of those years he did not know he was on this spectrum - and that lack of knowledge made his life VERY challenging. Ironically, perhaps, his diagnosis helped to set him free from many negative thoughts about himself and his worth in the world. …

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#1 - An Introduction to FANS (Fetal Alcohol Nova Scotia) 18:45

2M ago18:45

18:45

Allan Mountford and Rochelle Howlett share some of their experiences, hopes and dreams for FANS. The original architects of Fetal Alcohol Nova Scotia, or FANS, they talk about how the ongoing FASD situation in Maritime Canada continues to inspire them both to keep working hard at bringing positive and hopeful info and services to families dealing w…

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Memoirs of a Neurodivergent Latina – with Lya Batlle-Rafferty 39:47

2M ago39:47

39:47

Lya Batlle-Rafferty, an MIT graduate with a degree in Cognitive Science, has had a career focused mostly on technology. She has often been a trailblazer as the only woman in a large company performing that type of work. She hosts her podcast, Memoirs of a Neurodivergent Latina, on her nights and weekends. During this episode, you will hear Lya talk…

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Trans and ADHD inclusion – with Trystan Reese 31:20

2M ago31:20

31:20

Trystan Reese is an award-winning author and facilitator dedicated to diversity, equity, and inclusion, with nearly two decades of experience in the trans community. He also has ADHD and identifies as neurodivergent. Trystan founded Collaborate Consulting to provide training on LGBTQ+ inclusion and has contributed to various anthologies on mental h…

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Neurodiversity-affirming support for autism and ADHD – with Samar Waqar of Kind Theory 27:52

3M ago27:52

27:52

This episode is part of the 3rd edition of Podcasthon: a global effort among 1000+ podcast hosts to raise awareness and support for important causes by highlighting a charity of their choice during the same week (March 15-21, 2025). Today’s episode features Samar Waqar, the Founder and Executive Director of Kind Theory, a neurodiversity-based nonpr…

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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) – with Jessica Birch 43:01

3M ago43:01

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Jessica Birch is a national advocate and speaker living on the South East Coast of Australia. Since her late diagnosis of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) at the age of 33, she has turned her attention to awareness building and education to create a better understanding of the prevalence and consequences of prenatal alcohol exposure in Austra…

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Chinese New Year, filmmaking and autism acceptance with Beatrice Leong 42:27

4M ago42:27

42:27

Content warning: Death of a pet, mentions of institutionalization and electroconvulsive treatment Beatrice Leong is a Malaysian entrepreneur and documentary filmmaker. After a lifetime of mental health challenges and misdiagnoses, she was diagnosed as autistic at the age of 35, bringing clarity to her lifelong struggles. Beatrice founded AIDA (Auti…

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Adin Boyer - American Idol, autism and anti-bullying advocacy 44:02

4M ago44:02

44:02

Diagnosed with autism at age 2, Adin Boyer grew up struggling with being bullied, making friends and accepting himself. He finally began to flourish while attending a performing arts middle and high school, when he faced less bullying and leaned into his musical talent and training in classical piano, choir, opera and music theory. Adin gained wide…

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2024 year-end episode 21:40

6M ago21:40

21:40

In this year-end solo episode, I celebrate some big milestones that Beyond 6 Seconds achieved in 2024. I also share my views on how major politicized social issues impact the disability community, some actions we can take to advocate for our rights (whether you're disabled or not), and how we can support ourselves and our communities as we head int…

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Inclusive education and Down syndrome advocacy – with Sheri Brynard 19:19

6M ago19:19

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Content warning: This episode discusses forced sterilization / removal of reproductive rights. Shéri Brynard is the only person with Down syndrome in South Africa with a tertiary education diploma in Educare. She achieved this without any special assistance or amendments made to the coursework, and despite the fact that her lectures and study mater…

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Fighting stigma about schizophrenia - with Michelle Hammer 30:06

7M ago30:06

30:06

Content warning: This episode discusses suicidality, paranoia, hallucinations and delusions, and mentions drug use and homelessness. Michelle Hammer is a schizophrenia activist who spends her time passionately fighting stigma. She is a New York City native who is featured in the WebMD documentary “Voices,” which was nominated for a Tribeca X Award …

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Inclusive education – with LeDerick Horne, dyslexic poet and advocate 36:38

7M ago36:38

36:38

CW: Mentions of suicidality. In the third grade, LeDerick Horne was labeled as “neurologically impaired” – a label that followed him through his schooling until he was eventually diagnosed with dyslexia. Today, LeDerick is a dynamic spoken-word poet, a respected author, and a passionate advocate for people with disabilities. He has performed at pre…

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Work experience in an autism employment program -- with Jack Pabich 37:08

8M ago37:08

37:08

Jack Pabich is a Quality Assurance Support Analyst who found his current job through an autism employment program run by CAI Neurodiverse Solutions. He is responsible for processing requests of potential conflicts of interest, ensuring parties are correctly assigned to the location within the database, and rearranging information to improve databas…

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Epilepsy advocacy 21:14

8M ago21:14

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Amee is a dedicated health care provider known for her expertise and compassionate care. Beyond her professional achievements, she is a passionate mental health advocate and openly shares her personal journey living with epilepsy on her Instagram @behindthebindis. She is a powerful voice for those who feel they cannot speak up for themselves, worki…

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Autistic-led autism research - with Dr. Kana Grace 29:17

9M ago29:17

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Dr. Kana Grace is a research psychologist, advocate, Specialist Mentor, and educator, specializing in the mental and physical health of neurodivergent people. Currently, Kana is an Honorary Research Fellow at the Centre for Research in Autism and Education (CRAE) at the Institute of Education, University College London (UCL), where she completed he…

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Teamwork and Transformation: Ray and Jen’s FASD Success Story 39:59

9M ago39:59

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Send us a text Join us for a raw and real episode of The FASD Success Show. I’m your host, Jeff Noble, and in this episode, I chat with Ray and Jen, parents of five kids—four of whom are on the FASD spectrum. Before joining our community, they were constantly overwhelmed by daily blowups, meltdowns, and behaviors that left them walking on eggshells…

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Ready to Run: Crystal’s Breaking Point and How They Found a Way Forward 38:06

9M ago38:06

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Send us a text In this episode of The FASD Success Show, I sit down with Mike and Crystal, a couple who have been through the wringer raising four kids—all on the FASD spectrum. They open up about their darkest moments and the journey that brought them from surviving on the edge to finding peace and understanding. Crystal shares how she was on the …

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Breaking Through the Overwhelm: Ryan Jolly’s Path to FASD Caregiving Success 45:02

9M ago45:02

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Send us a text Welcome to another inspiring episode of The FASD Success Show! In this episode, I sit down with Ryan Jolly, an incredible single mom of four, two of whom have FASD. Ryan's story is one of resilience, determination, and the transformation that comes from finding the right support. Ryan opens up about her toughest moments—like dealing …

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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) - with Patti Kasper 39:26

9M ago39:26

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CW: Mentions of suicide and experiences with the criminal justice system as it relates to FASD. Patti Kasper is a Neurobehavioral Coach and Trainer who provides staff development training and coaching services to support people affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD). With over thirty years of experience in the fields of addiction, ment…

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Back from the Brink: Spilling Tea and What’s in It for You! 43:02

9M ago43:02

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Send us a text Join us for a raw and real episode of The FASD Success Show. I’m your host, Jeff Noble, and in Episode 158, I’m coming back after an unexpected hiatus with a deeply personal story that’s changed my life. But it’s not just about the challenges—I’m here to share what’s in store for you as we move forward. In this episode, I’m pulling b…

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Celebrating Neurodiversity, Beauty, and Belonging - Art Heals All Wounds podcast 23:17

10M ago23:17

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In this episode, I'm sharing an interview from the podcast Art Heals All Wounds, where host Pam Uzzell talks with her daughter Allegra about Celebrating Neurodiversity, Beauty, and Belonging. I also added a short intro to this episode where I share some thoughts on belonging and how I've been looking for and finding community. Check out the Art Hea…

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Working in the creative industry with Tourette’s – with Ian Otto 36:53

10M ago36:53

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Ian Otto is a Senior Producer with experience in animation, motion design, immersive, visual effects (VFX) and post production. After working in Berlin for many years, Ian now lives in Copenhagen, Denmark, where he is Senior Producer with WOODBLOCK, an animation studio for Design, Film and Immersive content. Recently, Ian began writing and speaking…

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South Asian Mental Health Stories – with Mrinal Gokhale 18:51

11M ago18:51

18:51

Mrinal Gokhale is an author, speaker and creative consultant based in Wisconsin. She has collaborated with organizations and media outlets such as Brown Girl Magazine, ADDitude Magazine, Medical College of Wisconsin, and more. Her most recent book is titled “Taboo: South Asian Mental Health Stories.” During this episode, Mrinal talks about: What in…

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Dissociative Identity Disorder – with Crystals Multifaceted 47:21

11M ago47:21

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CW: Mentions of suicidality Crystals Multifaceted is the founder of Multifaceted Journeys, where they use their lived experience of Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) / plurality and healing with complex trauma and dissociation, to bring education to providers and facilitate groups for plurals. Crystals has a Master’s degree in Counseling Psychol…

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Autistic and Black – with Kala Allen Omeiza 15:33

11M ago15:33

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Kala Allen Omeiza is a prolific author at the intersection of race, culture, and autism. Her latest book, "Autistic and Black: Our Experiences of Growth, Progress, and Empowerment," has received widespread acclaim for its in-depth exploration of the unique challenges and triumphs faced by autistic individuals of minority backgrounds. She has also w…

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