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EPISODE · Mar 9, 2026 · 25 MIN

Autism Jobs That Work: From “Can’t” to “Not Yet” with Tom Landis and Jeff Schiefelbein

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Finding meaningful employment for autistic adults is one of the biggest challenges families face especially after age 18 or 22 when services begin to disappear.In this episode of Autism Labs, host Mike Carr speaks with Tom Landis, founder of Howdy Homemade Ice Cream and Jeff Schiefelbein, to explore how businesses can successfully employ individuals with autism and other special needs.They discuss how structured environments, checklists and consistent coaching help individuals thrive and why the shift from “can’t” to “not yet” is critical for long-term growth and independence.You’ll hear real stories of transformation, insights into building inclusive workplaces and practical ideas for parents, caregivers and professionals seeking better outcomes for autistic adults.If you’re searching for:Jobs for autistic adultsAutism transition to adulthoodAdult autism servicesEmployment for individuals with special needsThis episode offers both hope and a path forward.Tom Landis and Jeff Schiefelbein🔗 VISIT HOWDY HOMEMADE: https://howdyhomemade.com/ 

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Finding meaningful employment for autistic adults is one of the biggest challenges families face especially after age 18 or 22 when services begin to disappear. In this episode of Autism Labs, host Mike Carr speaks with Tom Landis, founder of Howdy Homemade Ice Cream and Jeff Schiefelbein, to explore how businesses can successfully employ individuals with autism and other special needs. They discuss how structured environments, checklists and consistent coaching help individuals thrive and wh...

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