Hosted by HeyASD · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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A podcast for autistic adults exploring what actually helps in daily life — sensory strategies, work, identity, and representation. Honest, grounded, created by an autistic adult for autistic adults.
HeyASD hosts Quiet Power: A Podcast for Autistic Adults, a society show with 14 episodes published.
Grief has a script. There are stages, timelines, expected behaviours, the right way to cry at the right moments. And for many autistic adults, none of it fits. In this episode, we talk about how autistic people experienc
Show notesAutistic fatigue isn't about sleep. You can sleep eight hours and wake up already depleted. It's the cumulative cost of processing a world that wasn't designed for your nervous system — every conversation, every sensory
Show notesYou know something is wrong. You're not okay. But if someone asks you to name it, you come up blank. Not because you're not feeling anything. Because the signal between body and language is missing, delayed, or scrambled
Show notesPause for a moment. Notice the background hum. Feel the fabric against your skin. Take in the light around you. In this episode, we talk about yoga and mindfulness not as exercise or self-improvement, but as practical to
Show notesMusic is often treated as background or entertainment. For many autistic adults, it is something much more practical. In this episode, we talk about music and sound as tools for regulation rather than luxury. I explore h
Show notesPicture a moment many people recognise. You are sitting by a campfire late at night or watching waves roll in on a quiet beach. The conversation fades. Your attention settles. For a moment, your busy brain goes quiet and
Show notesThere is a moment many autistic adults know well. You are in a meeting, a café, or a shop. Everything seems fine. And then, without warning, the world tips out of balance. Sounds grow sharper. Lights feel intrusive. Text
Show notesDating can feel like a performance when you are already managing sensory input, social expectations, and uncertainty all at once. In this episode, we talk about dating as an autistic adult and why so many conventional da
Show notesEver feel like the modern workplace is an obstacle course designed for someone else? In this episode, we talk about side hustles for autistic adults, not as hustle culture or grinding harder, but as a way to design work
Show notesHave you ever felt a kind of tiredness that sleep doesn’t touch. A heaviness where thinking feels slow and effortful, like moving through wet cement. In this episode, we talk about autistic burnout from work and how it d
Show notesWe live in a culture that treats hobbies as rewards for being productive. For many autistic adults, they are something else entirely. In this episode, we talk about hobbies as lifelines rather than luxuries. I explore ho
Show notesWhen people talk about autism, they often stop at childhood. But adulthood does not come with fewer needs. It just comes with fewer supports. In this episode, we talk about digital tools that help autistic adults navigat
Show notesPicture this. It’s early morning. You’ve just showered and you’re standing in front of the closet. For many autistic adults, this ordinary moment isn’t neutral. It’s a decision point that can quietly drain energy before
Show notesSensory seeking doesn’t disappear when we grow up. It just becomes quieter, more misunderstood, and often mislabelled as “coping badly” or “being distracted.” In this episode, we talk about sensory seeking as an adult su
Show notesHave you ever been called rude — and known, somewhere underneath the confusion, that you were just being honest? In this episode, we sit with one of the most loaded labels autistic adults carry. Not to defend ourselves f
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