Best Autism Podcasts

Ashley Barbour and Lexie Fitzpatrick

Audio

A podcast of Two mamas, Ashley and Lexie, navigating the world of kiddos with Autism. We share our struggles, our triumphs, our tips and resources to support parents and kids be their perfectly Autistic selves!

Apr, 2025

Tessa and Kim

Audio

Totally Over The Spectrum is an informational podcast that connects parents, autistic people, educators and anyone wishing to know more about autism. Join Tessa and Kim as we have open conversations, share insights, stories, and practical advice to help embrace autism through understanding and support. Whether you're navigating life as an autistic person, supporting someone on the spectrum, or simply seeking to broaden your perspective, Totally Over The Spectrum invites you to join our inclusive community.

Nov, 2024

Lou Dutton

Audio

My name is Lou. I am completely blind, autistic and I have ADHD and anxiety. On this podcast I will be raising awareness around the topics of blindness, neurodiversity and mental health. I will be sharing my own personal experiences as well as information, myth busting and useful tips and tricks. I hope that my podcast is interesting, inspiring, informative, and that you gain more understanding and acceptance through listening. I feel that everyone would gain something from my podcast no matter who you are.

Mar, 2024

Niki Mara

Audio

This podcast centers the voices of autistic people, those who love them, Neurodiversity-affirming educators and specialists, and grassroots community and disability justice activists in Greater Montreal, Canada.

Mar, 2025

Chanelle Newman

Audio

Hello and welcome to Raising Autism. This podcast is all about the raw and real experiences from parents raising children on the spectrum whilst simultaneously raising awareness. We'll be introducing guests along the way who will share their direct experiences supporting and advocating children on the Spectrum.

Oct, 2023

Samantha Foote, Lauren Ross

Audio

Welcome to Every Brain is Different, the podcast designed for parents raising kids with Autism, ADHD, and other neurodiverse conditions. Discover practical parenting strategies, expert insights, and real-life stories that highlight the strengths and challenges of neurodivergent individuals. Join us to connect with a supportive community of parents, gain tools to help your child thrive, and celebrate the unique ways every brain works. If you're looking for inspiration, effective parenting strategies, or simply a sense of connection, tune into Every Brain is Different and join a community that truly understands.

Sep, 2023

Noa Fé

Audio

Hi guys! I'm Noa, an Afro Latina autistic creator! The goal of this podcast is to spread awareness about autism and show people that autism isn't a bad thing. I also want to help other autistic individuals love themselves and feel proud of who they are. In this podcast I share my experiences, tips, and teach others about autism from the perspective of someone who's actually autistic!

May, 2025

Emmeline Tyler

Audio

Welcome to Exploring Autism, a podcast in which we discuss topics related to autism from a #actuallyautistic perspective

Mar, 2025

Michelle Cherner

Audio

Teaching on the Spectrum is a heartfelt and insightful podcast that dives into the unique journey of being both a special education teacher and a woman on the autism spectrum. Hosted by a 35-year-old educator diagnosed at 26, this show offers a candid glimpse into the highs, lows, and everything in between of navigating life as a neurodiverse professional in the world of special education. Whether you're a fellow teacher, someone on the spectrum, or simply curious about the intersection of autism and teaching, you'll find relatable stories, valuable insights, and a fresh perspective in every e

Jan, 2023

Amy Kotha

Audio

A podcast for parents raising PDA autistic kids and teens. Real talk, personal stories, and practical tools to move from chaos to connection - hosted by parent coach Amy Kotha.

May, 2025

Manoshanti Sadashivanagar Bengaluru

Audio

A podcast by Manoshanthi, Sadashivanagar – Bengaluru, exploring key topics in Child Mental Health — from neurodevelopmental conditions like autism and ADHD to the role of maternal mental health in early development. Tune in for expert insights, practical tips, and meaningful conversations to support young minds and their caregivers.

May, 2025

Tutu Folorunsho

Audio

We mostly focus on Autism as a disability that affects a child. Little is shared about its impact on parents and guardians of children on the spectrum. How do we navigate our lives daily? What is our world like? How does raising an autistic child change you and me? So many questions, yet little answers. My world, my lens, the up’s, the downs and everything in-between. My perspective UNFILTERED.

Sep, 2023

Rhys Jenkins

Audio

Neurodifference is a podcast started with a goal of raising awareness of neurodiversity and neurodivergent conditions. By presenting information via real life experiences as well as literature I believe this can be done to its greatest! At neurodifference I aim to show that a neurodiverse and neurodivergent condition only makes someone different, it does not necessarily hold them back in life and achieving their potential. The sharing of information is crucial. Together with neurotypicals we can make a positive difference to society and enable each other to fulfil our unlimited potential.

Feb, 2025

Perry.richardson

Audio

Join me, a university student, PhD researcher, and recently diagnosed autistic, as I navigate the intricate world of academia and the myriad challenges it brings. Yet, this journey is far from straightforward, especially within the unique context of South Africa.

Feb, 2024

Mike Alan

Audio

AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER (ASD) is a bio-neurological difference in which the brain is wired differently in autistic adults. People on the spectrum have variations in processing of data in the brain which is stronger in some areas and weaker in some areas than Neurotypical persons. They neither are better nor worse but simply different. They experience the world differently. Men are four times more prone to autism than women. But women are more severely affected if on a spectrum

Apr, 2020

Global Autism Project

Audio

Discover what’s possible when people connected to autism inspire change and build community

Apr, 2022