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Hosted by Michael Coldiron, Janis Krempa · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 20 episodes
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Conversations for families and professionals - real talk, real sharing, really relatable. There are PLENTY of autism podcasts out there - but we aren't here to preach to you or tell you what to do. We want raw, unfiltered, meaningful conversation from the people who live it every day. Laugh with us, cry with us, be angry with us. Calling all parents, professionals, and everyone in between - The Autism Exchange Podcast: Communicate & Collaborate.
Michael Coldiron, Janis Krempa hosts The Autism Exchange, a kids show with 20 episodes published.
She might be a postmaster, but she's also a masterful momma. Join us to meet Lauren Strunk, a mother with a son on the autism spectrum. Lauren exemplifies commitment, determination, and love for her children. Spoiler ale
Autism in the News! Bears, elk, and deer, make a surprise appearance in this episode! Getting slightly more on track, Janis & Michael review their latest train wreck and discuss some current topics regarding autism in th
Well, this happened. After a necessary two week hiatus, Janis & Michael FINALLY return to...well...we don't really know what happened. We do learn a little bit, like how pickles can be positive, among other things. We're
Well, this happened...Janis & Michael attempt to recap wonderful conversations with Kirsten and Farha, but as they often do, things went sideways. These twists and turns make for a lot of fun - and yes - there are many,
Join Michael and Janis as they test the waters, talking about "The Stimming Pool" a film co-created by the Neurocultures Collective and filmmaker Steven Eastwood. The discussion takes twists and turns, and in true Autism
Janis & Michael have a VERY quick check-in with news, reviews, and things to come. Get your Autism Exchange quick fix in this short. Ideas? Questions? Feedback? Let us know! info.autismexchange@gmail.com
Michael and Janis welcome back a special guest, one who generously works behind the microphone and behind the scenes- AND is a mom of two boys, one of whom has autism. Who can it be? Welcome back, Kirsten Coldiron! In he
Farha, a solo mom of Vincent, a young boy with autism, shows us how to find the beauty in everything - even the hard stuff (like poo in a pool). Her perspective on "get to" instead of "have to" is life changing. Please d
Well, this happened...Join Janis and Michael as they try their best to keep the wheels on the bus during this continuation of the recap series. Try not to laugh - we dare you. Find great conversation and great levity in
Catherine Weiner Part 2! The follow-up we have been promising definitely delivers. Catherine gives us more details and insights to drive home exactly how to bring self-advocacy to your next IEP meeting. This should be re
In this episode of the Autism Exchange, we talk about reading and speaking new languages with parents, how we attempt to define autism for ourselves and others, and of course, Michael shares his notorious penchant for so
In today's episode of the Autism Exchange, Janis & Michael meet Stacey Ferrell, a preschool teacher (and a whole lot more), who shares lots of laughs and lots of insight into what it takes to push children to be the best
In this brief sneak peek episode, get to know Catherine Weiner! What does it look like in Catherine's Home and Country? Come see why you DO NOT want to miss Part 2 of Catherine Weiner - coming soon!!
Join Michael and Janis as they recap the last three episodes. If you weren't able to listen individually, this is a great opportunity to hear a summary of the GREAT things that came from unplanned and unprompted conversa
In this special episode, things get personal as we hear from an amazing teenager who chats with Michael and Janis about what it's like to have ADHD. What it like to have ADHD at home? At school? With friends? With peers?
The podcast today is like NOTHING you have heard before in the world of education & autism (and other special needs IEP planning). Catherine Weiner joins us today to talk about her commitment to her students and her own
Join Janis and Michael as they have GREAT fun with Dr. Kara Burton, a Doctor of Occupational Therapy but, more importantly, a kind and inquisitive person! Kara brings humor, energy, and raw truth-telling to the conversat
To suggest a guest, provide priceless feedback, or to offer suggestions for topics that are important to YOU, send us an email at: info.autismexchange@gmail.com! In this episode of the Autism Exchange, join Michael and J
In this episode, we have a terrific conversation Dr. DeAnna Grubbs. She shows us how her everyday interactions and commitment to thoughtful communication make her the best of the best. So, luckily for her patients, Dr. G
Welcome to the Autism Exchange Podcast! In this first episode, we jump right into great conversation with Kirsten Coldiron. Kirsten, a previous marketing director for an international company, became a stay at home mom t
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