In this episode, Noah and Chris talk with Jason Hsieh, father and entrepreneur. Jason talks about his family’s journey of moving from Japan to the United States to find services for their son. He also talks about LakiKid, a company founded by Jason that sells products that address challenges with anxiety, sleep, sensory and attention.

Learn more about LakiKid here: www.LakiKid.com
Find the free offer from LakiKid here: www.LakiKid.com/Offer
Learn more about KultureCity here: www.kulturecity.org

In this episode, Chris and Noah talk with Andrew Komarow, a certified financial planner. Andrew is the Founder of Planning Across the Spectrum and specializes in helping any self-advocating client or family with autism and intellectual disabilities.
In our discussions we touch on various financial tools and resources for families who have a loved one on the spectrum. Andrew also provides insight on his journey as an adult with autism and how that changed him as a professional financial planner.

Learn more about Andrew and his business: planningacrossthespectrum.com
Check out their Special Needs Event Calendar

Check out this helpful tool shared by Andrew: 10 Strategies To Teach Your Autistic Child About Money​

In this episode, we have a conversation with Theresa and Regal about their experiences with autism. Regal talks about his school experiences and Theresa talks about the challenges she has faced and the lessons she and her family learned along the way.

Learn more about Theresa's book, Hello Autism: helloautismbook.com
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In this special episode, Chris interviews Noah based on questions submitted by one of our listeners, Heidi. The questions are related to the book (and play) The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. 

We hope you enjoy the interview and insights provided by Noah!

Part 2:
In this episode, Noah and Chris continue their conversation with Rebecca and Jacob, a mother and son duo. Rebecca is a wife and mom of two children ages 14 & 18. Her husband and 2 children are all on the autism spectrum. Jacob is a college student, studying 3D animation. 

In our conversation, Rebecca and Jacob talk about their family, their family dynamics, Jacob’s experience transitioning to college and much more.

Check out Rebecca's blog: www.meohmy.ca
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In this episode, Noah and Chris talk with Rebecca and Jacob, a mother and son duo. Rebecca is a wife and mom of two children ages 14 & 18. Her husband and 2 children are all on the autism spectrum. Jacob is a college student, studying 3D animation. 

In our conversation, Rebecca and Jacob talk about their family, their family dynamics, Jacob’s experience transitioning to college and much more.

Check out Rebecca's blog: www.meohmy.ca
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Part 2: In this episode, we continue our conversation with Kendra, a UNI Theatre alumni, who now works with kids on the spectrum. We talk about her initial experiences with autism, and how her time at UNI changed her outlook on the world, especially with people on the spectrum.
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In this episode, we talk to Kendra, a UNI Theatre alumni, who now works with kids on the spectrum. We talk about her initial experiences with autism, and how her time at UNI changed her outlook on the world, especially with people on the spectrum.
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In this episode, we talk to Tony, a college student at the University of Maryland. Noah and Tony talk about their college experiences thus far, and how colleges can help people on the spectrum succeed. ​

In this episode, Noah and Chris talk to Sean Inderblitzen, a mental health clinician from Wisconsin. Sean is one of the few mental health clinicians that lives with autism himself. Listen to find out why Sean became a mental health clinician to begin with, his personal experience with autism, and what exactly motivational interviewing is. 

​Sean’s about page- https://nlccwi.org/providers/sean-inderbitzen-apsw/