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Mar 9, 2021 25 min

134:Groovy!

from Autism Rocks and Rolls Hosted by Sam Mitchell

OWWW! You need a paper and pencil for this one everyone! If you follow my instructions, you could win a gift card, a t-shirt, or car decals. I really had to do that because today we are talking about funk music and how it relates to autism. There is more to funk then just dancing along with the fun beats. To me, it is a fun way to describe how someone on the autism spectrum works and how they function. This one is a fun episode with singing, getting funky, and of course, talking about autism. Note: Instead of publishing every 16 days, I am now doing it every 13 days due to multiple sponsorships.

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