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Amazingly Autistic with Bailey Shea

by Bailey Kimball

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Just an autistic adult talking about autism related issues and life as an autistic adult.

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Episodes

  1. I’m Taking A Break From My Podcast

    I don’t know how long this break will be, but when I come back, you’ll know it! My content will be a bit fresher.

  2. Self Diagnosis

    Self -diagnosis can hurt more than it can help

  3. Things I Have Learned Over the Past Five Years.

    Five years ago , I started being open about having autism. I’ve learned quite a few things since then.

  4. Should Certain Behaviors Be Stopped or Not?

    If the behavior doesn’t hurt the child or others around them, it shouldn’t be stopped.

  5. Podcast Update

    My plans for the future of this podcast.

  6. Autistic Adults Should Have Dialogue with Autism Parents

    Conversation can bridge that gap between autism parents and autistic adults.

  7. Clothing Suggestions For Those with Sensory Issues

    My suggestions as far as comfortable clothing is concerned

  8. Let’s Talk Aggression

    Many severely autistic people exhibit aggressive behaviors. This is a big problem because it not only affects the person, it affects those around them. Many parents/caretakers suffer due to this, yet no one talks about this issue.

  9. My Thoughts on Self-Diagnosis

    Is self-dx valid or is it not? That’s the question.

  10. The Most Common Misconception About Those with HFA

    I talk about the biggest misconception people have when it comes to high functioning autism.

  11. Thoughts Regarding Electromagnetic Shock

    The Judge Rotenberg Center is notorious for using this so-called “treatment”

  12. To Share Your Autistic Child’s Struggles Online or Not to Share Them? That is The Question.

    This can be a very thin, oftentimes blurry, line to walk.

  13. Recommended Facebook Pages

    I give a list of FB pages I recommend and why I recommend them!

  14. Podcast Update/Random Advice for Autism Parents

    Thank you for listening! I have some exciting stuff coming up on this podcast! In this episode I also give a couple random bits of advice to autism parents.

  15. The Scariest Part of Having Autism (For Me)

    The scariest part of autism is not being in control of my facial expressions.

  16. The Spectrum Should Be Split

    Why I think the autism spectrum is too broad.

  17. How to Be The Best Autism Advocate

    Here’s the podcast I referenced: https://fb.watch/60Y0AFvj8J/

  18. Making Mental Illnesses/Neurological Disorders Cool and Trendy on Social Media is Destructive!

    Link to article https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-9632209/DR-DINESH-BHUGRA-fear-neurodivergent-TikTok-stars.html

  19. Autism and Addiction. Is There a Link Between the Two?

    Here’s the article referenced: https://dualdiagnosis.org/aspergers-addiction/

  20. I Don’t Understand People. People Don’t Understand Me. Guess What? That’s OK.

    I just don’t understand people sometimes. They probably don’t understand me either. That’s perfectly ok!

  21. Improvise. Adapt. Overcome

    Don’t give in to the victim mentality that is prevalent in society today!

  22. So-called “Woke” Ideology is the Cause of Division in the Autism Community

    Here’s Eileen Lamb’s blog post : https://theautismcafe.com/en/end-actuallyautistic-bullying/

  23. What Happened to Carly Fleischmann?

    Autistic self-advocate/YouTuber Carly Fleischmann has been completely off of social media ever since telling her sexual abuse story on Facebook 2 years ago. No one knows for sure if she is doing ok. #wherescarlyfleischmann #wherescarly #carlyfleischmann

  24. Smaller Autism Advocates Often Get Overshadowed by More Popular Ones

    This does get frustrating, but I won’t let this get to me.

  25. Proper Ways to Deal with Being “Triggered”

    I’ve heard people say that autistics bullying autism parents is a trauma response. It’s normal to have feelings, but there’s a right way to handle them and a wrong way to handle them.

  26. Autism Hot Take/Unpopular Opinion

    There’s certain things you shouldn’t do without your autistic loved one’s permission.

  27. We Need Both Autism Awareness and Autism Acceptance

    Awareness + acceptance = a better world for all of the spectrum

  28. How Are Autistic People Handling the Pandemic?

    Some are handling it well and some are struggling, especially in group home or other facilities.

  29. Why Are Many On The Spectrum Interested in Electronics or Vehicles?

    I’ve noticed that many on the spectrum, myself included, have special interests related to electronics and/or vehicles. In this episode, I give my theory as to why that is.

  30. Can Smartwatches Help Some Kids on the Spectrum?

    Link to article I talk about in this episode: https://www.boston25news.com/news/researchers-studying-how-smartwatches-might-help-children-with-autism/RGJ6EKFC3RGYPA6HQJTEKK3TR4/?fbclid=IwAR1oBgBqrWsAGzod1wgpRYigQyQtbrQJVUZBs2DCSjFhZOFbTmADhMpA6ys

  31. The Main Reason Why Routine is Important to Those With Autism

    There’s a reason routine is very important to those with autism.

  32. Exposing Yourself to Different Points of View and Being Able to Empathize With Others as an Au

    Empathizing can sometimes be hard, but you can at least try.

  33. Treat Autism Parents With Respect

    It’s about time the autistic people who are hateful to autism parents stop being that way. It’s hypocritical.

  34. Sia Deletes Her Twitter Due to Being Bullied!

    The way Sia has been treated on social media is disgusting!

  35. We Need Non-Competitive Employment Options for the Severely Autistic

    We need sheltered workshops available because not all people on the spectrum can work in a regular work environment.

  36. Overcoming Routine Changes

    I talk about how I overcome the so difficult, yet sometimes necessary things in life called routine changes.

  37. Emotional Regulation

    What is emotional regulation and how do I cope with negative emotions as someone with autism? The answer is in this episode.

  38. Review: Forbes Magazine Article “The State of Autism Employment in 2021”

    https://www.facebook.com/2039312806287343/posts/2838797706338845/?d=n

  39. Have Autism? Start a Blog/Podcast/YouTube channel!

    We need all autistic people’s and autism parents’ perspectives out there and what better way to do that than podcasting,blogging, and vlogging?!

  40. The One Year Anniversary of my Podcast! There Was One Good Thing That Happened in 2020

    This year I have learned the do’s and don’ts of promoting my social media.

  41. Gift Ideas For the Autistic Person in Your Life

    Wondering what to get your autistic loved one(s) for Christmas? Wonder no more!

  42. Average Autistic People are Just as Important as Well-Known Autistic People!

    I absolutely admire a lot of famous autistic people. I have nothing against them. However, average autistic people are just as important. They work hard to break barriers and overcome obstacles every day just as much as well-known autistics do.

  43. Autism and Careers

    I talk about how we should better prepare kids with autism (and kids in general) for life as adults.

  44. Should Disabled Characters Be Played By Disabled Actors/Actresses?

    My thoughts on singer Sia casting a non-autistic actress to play the role of an autistic girl in her movie “Music”

  45. Update/ Random Chit Chat

    Rumble: https://rumble.com/valy8n-seattle-teacher-scolds-kid-for-admiring-trump-kids-immigrant-mother-calls-t.html Instagram:callmebailo Twitter:@callmebailo Facebook:This is Lolo PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/thisislolo YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZU9COyLFbKpPFpXMdsZmJg...

  46. Improvise.Adapt.Overcome.

    Rumble: https://rumble.com/valy8n-seattle-teacher-scolds-kid-for-admiring-trump-kids-immigrant-mother-calls-t.html Instagram:callmebailo Twitter:@callmebailo Facebook:This is Lolo PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/thisislolo YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZU9COyLFbKpPFpXMdsZmJg...

  47. A Message For Parents of Autistic Kids

    Hang in there! Rumble: https://rumble.com/valy8n-seattle-teacher-scolds-kid-for-admiring-trump-kids-immigrant-mother-calls-t.html Instagram:callmebailo Twitter:@callmebailo Facebook:This is Lolo PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/thisislolo YouTube:...

  48. A Response to Amy Lutz’s Article “Against ‘Community’ “

    The article: https://thepenngazette.com/against-community/?fbclid=IwAR1PSTCwQNsukknVWTcp-6iEMTF0JL1YyIwA7o7zALN9WF-Vc27S_zrYW9U

  49. Special Interests

    A very common autistic trait is being intensely focused on one or more subjects. Those are called special interests.

  50. The Pleasant Debate Experience I Had on Twitter, Plus Podcast Update!

    There’s more exciting things coming up on this podcast! Stay tuned so you don’t miss out!

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About this show

Just an autistic adult talking about autism related issues and life as an autistic adult.

Hosted by

Bailey Kimball

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does Amazingly Autistic with Bailey Shea have?

Amazingly Autistic with Bailey Shea has 91 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on October 6, 2021.

What is Amazingly Autistic with Bailey Shea about?

Just an autistic adult talking about autism related issues and life as an autistic adult.

How often does Amazingly Autistic with Bailey Shea release new episodes?

Amazingly Autistic with Bailey Shea publishes weekly, based on its 91 episodes since December 2019.

Who hosts Amazingly Autistic with Bailey Shea?

Amazingly Autistic with Bailey Shea is created and hosted by Bailey Kimball.
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