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Dr. Devon Price joins Philip for an in-depth conversation about the disheartening rhetoric Autistics and our Intersectional Communities are hearing during this election year. Dr. Price talks about how the disheartening rhetoric harms us and what we can do to look after ourselves in these very difficult times. Dr. Price talks about how the disheartening rhetoric in the news media, on social media keeps our eyes and minds fixated to the point of mental exhaustion and our emotions overwhelming. Join us for this show which will help you develop strategies that help you survive and thrive.

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Becca Lory Hector joins Philip to talk about the importance of each Autistic person getting the rest we need with self-awareness and setting boundaries. Becca will talk about July as Disability Pride Month and her new book: Always Bring Your Sunglasses: And Other Stories from a Life of Sensory and Social Invalidation. This episode is dedicated to the memory of Jerry W. Conner, Jr. a friend of Philip's who passed away June 24th.

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In this episode Oluwatobi Odugunwa talks with Philip about their experiences of finding inclusion in the various communities they intersect with. We will talk about the importance of finding others within each of the identities we are linked with, and search for opportunities for them to find companionship with all of them together.