All Abilities No Filter

All Abilities, No Filter is the unfiltered table talk you didn’t know you needed! Join our crew of specialists as we dive into the real, raw, and often surprising side of autism and disability advocacy. We’re not here to sugarcoat or stick to the script—we’re talking about the topics that don’t make it into polished social media posts or school brochures. From navigating tough conversations to celebrating everyday wins, we keep it honest, supportive, and full of heart (with a few laughs along the way). Whether you’re a parent, professional, or just curious, come pull up a chair—we’re saving you a seat at the table!

All Abilities No Filter is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 33 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts All Abilities No Filter, a education show with 33 episodes published.

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  Episode #11

  Fan Favorite Replay: Building Confident Communicators with Jeaneen Tang

  Sep 29, 202648 minS2

  It’s an oldie but a goodie — and we’re bringing back a fan favorite! In this episode of All Abilities, No Filter, we sit down with Jeaneen Tang, a speech-language pathologist, author, and proud mom of a neurodivergent son, for an inspiring conversation about communication, connection, and confidence. With more than 24 years of experience supporting children and adults with neurodiversity, Jeaneen shares what speech therapy is really about — helping individuals find their voice, build meaningful relationships, and develop the confidence to communicate with the world around them. We also dive into Jeaneen’s book, PLAY DUMB & SABOTAGE, and the practical strategies she provides for parents and educators to make early language development approachable, engaging, and fun. Jeaneen explains how something as simple as “playing dumb” can create natural opportunities for children to communicate, problem-solve, and become more confident communicators. Whether you heard it the first time or you’re discovering it today, this conversation is packed with practical takeaways, laughs, and strategies you can put into action.

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  Episode #10

  Fan Favorite Replay: When Parenting Becomes Survival Mode | Paul Voss

  Aug 25, 202651 minS2

  We’re reaching back into the All Abilities, No Filter archives to bring you a conversation that deserves another listen. In this Fan Favorite Replay, Jake sits down with Paul Voss for an honest and powerful conversation about what happens when parenting becomes less about following the perfect plan and more about simply making it through the day. Paul shares his experiences navigating the challenges, emotions, and realities that can come with raising a child with complex needs. Together, Jake and Paul talk about the moments that often aren't discussed enough—the exhaustion, uncertainty, difficult decisions, and pressure families can experience, while also recognizing the resilience, growth, and unexpected moments of connection that happen along the way. Whether you heard this conversation when it originally aired or you're discovering it for the first time, this episode is a reminder that behind every diagnosis, treatment plan, IEP, and recommendation is a family doing their best to navigate circumstances that don't always come with a roadmap.

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  Episode #8

  Understanding ADHD Beyond the Myths

  Jul 16, 202639 minS2

  Is ADHD really just an inability to pay attention? Why do so many children with ADHD struggle in school despite being incredibly intelligent? And how is ADHD connected to autism, executive functioning, anxiety, and emotional regulation? In this episode of All Abilities No Filter, host Jake Edgar sits down with Dr. Norrine Russell—psychologist, ADHD coach, educator, founder of Russell Coaching, and author of Asking the Right Questions About ADHD—to separate fact from fiction about one of the most misunderstood neurodevelopmental disorders. Together, they discuss: What ADHD actually is (and what it isn't) The biggest myths surrounding ADHD The connection between ADHD and autism Executive functioning and why it matters Why bright children with ADHD often underperform in school Practical classroom accommodations that actually help Parenting strategies that build confidence instead of frustration The role of medication and what current research says How teachers can better support students with ADHD Why "connection before correction" can transform outcomes for children Whether you're a parent, educator, therapist, or someone living with ADHD, this episode is packed with practical strategies, evidence-based insights, and real-world advice you can start using today. 🎙 Guest: Dr. Norrine Russell 📖 Author of Asking the Right Questions About ADHD 🌐 Russell Coaching If you enjoyed this conversation, be sure to follow All Abilities No Filter, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who could benefit from understanding ADHD in a whole new way. #ADHD #Autism #Neurodiversity #ExecutiveFunction #SpecialEducation #Parenting #Teachers #MentalHealth #ADHDAwareness #Education #Neurodivergent #AutismAcceptance #Podcast #AllAbilitiesNoFilter

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  Episode #7

  Planning For Two Lifetimes: Financial Strategies for Families with Special Needs

  Jun 24, 202631 minS2

  What happens when you're no longer here to care for your child? For many families of children with special needs, that question can feel overwhelming. In this episode of All Abilities, No Filter, host Jake Edgar sits down with Michael Ringel, CPA, Chartered Special Needs Consultant, and Founder of Special Needs Wealth Planning, to discuss the financial strategies every family should understand when planning for the future. Michael shares his unique "Planning for Two Lifetimes" approach and explains how families can protect government benefits, utilize Special Needs Trusts and ABLE Accounts, avoid costly financial mistakes, and create long-term security for their loved ones. He also discusses retirement planning, funding future care, choosing trustees, and practical steps families can take today to gain peace of mind about tomorrow. Whether you're a parent, caregiver, educator, or professional supporting individuals with disabilities, this episode provides valuable guidance on one of the most important—and often overlooked—aspects of special needs planning.

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  Episode #7

  Beyond Picky Eating

  Jun 3, 202634 minS2

  In this eye-opening episode of All Abilities, No Filter, Jake Edgar sits down with speech-language pathologist and feeding specialist Lena Livinsky to explore the hidden causes of picky eating and why traditional approaches often fail. Many parents are told that picky eating is just a phase, that children will eventually grow out of it, or that they simply need to "try harder." But what if the real issue goes much deeper? Lena shares her holistic approach to feeding challenges, explaining how factors such as gut health, sensory processing, oral motor development, nervous system regulation, and family dynamics can all play...

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