Why are Online Autism Communities "Like That"- With Susannah Black Roberts

What is it like getting a late autism diagnosis? - With K. Rose

This podcast is about the intersection of autism (ASD 1) and Christianity, covering twelve years of ethnographic research covering over 26000 autistic Christians and ex-Christians. In this episode I speak with K. Rose about what it is like to get diagnosed with autism as an autistic Christian. Her Substack: https://berryvariedthoughts.substack.com/ Her Twitter: https://x.com/berrysweetmum Donate to malaria nets to support my work: https://www.AgainstMalaria.com/ChristianityOn  Get the merch (proceeds go to malaria nets and the artist that made the work): https://christianityonthespectrum.creator-spring.com/

Autism, OCD, and Christianity - With Susannah Black Roberts

This podcast is about the intersection of autism (ASD 1) and Christianity, covering twelve years of ethnographic research covering over 26000 autistic Christians and ex-Christians. In this episode, returning guest Susannah Black Roberts comes on to discuss OCD and Christianity, the similarities with autism, the differences with autism, and what it is like to live with it.  Susannah's Article about OCD: https://mereorthodoxy.com/when-belief-is-agony Donate to malaria nets to support my work: https://www.AgainstMalaria.com/ChristianityOn  Get the merch (proceeds go to malaria nets and the artist that made the work): https://christianityonthespectrum.creator-spring.com/

Why are Online Autism Communities "Like That"- With Susannah Black Roberts

This podcast is about the intersection of autism (ASD 1) and Christianity, covering twelve years of ethnographic research covering over 26000 autistic Christians and ex-Christians. In this episode, first time guest Susannah Black Roberts comes on to discuss, well, sort of everything, but more specifically the nature of online autism communities and why they are, "Like that" Donate to malaria nets to support my work: https://www.AgainstMalaria.com/ChristianityOn  Get the merch (proceeds go to malaria nets and the artist that made the work): https://christianityonthespectrum.creator-spring.com/

How not to Critique Neurodiversity: An Analysis of Christina Buttons Latest Work - With Etana

This podcast is about the intersection of autism (ASD 1) and Christianity, covering twelve years of ethnographic research covering over 26000 autistic Christians and ex-Christians. In this episode, Etana returns to talk more about Christina Buttons newest "I thought I had Autism. I was Wrong" article with the Free Press and the complications of autism discourse. Donate to malaria nets to support my work: https://www.AgainstMalaria.com/ChristianityOn  Get the merch (proceeds go to malaria nets and the artist that made the work): https://christianityonthespectrum.creator-spring.com/

The Case for Re-Institutionalization - With Cathy Reisenwitz

This podcast is about the intersection of autism (ASD 1) and Christianity, covering twelve years of ethnographic research covering over 26000 autistic Christians and ex-Christians. In this episode, with Cathy Reisenwitz about institutions, reinstitualization, and the arguements for and against it.    Donate to malaria nets to support my work: https://www.AgainstMalaria.com/ChristianityOn  Get the merch (proceeds go to malaria nets and the artist that made the work): https://christianityonthespectrum.creator-spring.com/