Beyond 6 Seconds: Neurodiversity stories from neurodivergent people

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Autistic representation in film – with Lillian Carrier from Horsegirls

October 05, 2026

Lillian Carrier is an autistic actress and advocate from Los Angeles, best known for her breakout role as Drea in the television series "Everything's Gonna Be Okay." In 2025, Lillian starred in her first leading film role in Horsegirls, an acclaimed independent dramedy that premiered at the Tribeca Festival. Lillian plays Margarita, a 22-year-old autistic woman who discovers confidence, community, and a path toward self-determination through the unexpected world of competitive hobby horsing. ...

Dyspraxia awareness through filmmaking – with Owen Williamson

September 21, 2026

Owen Williamson is an emerging filmmaker from England and an advocate for dyspraxia awareness. He is developing a new short film called DYSPRAXIA, which is inspired by his own lived experience. Through his filmmaking and advocacy, Owen aims to challenge misconceptions about dyspraxia and help bring greater understanding and representation to dyspraxic people. During this episode, you will hear Owen talk about: ●    The challenges he faced growing up with dyspraxia ●    How his short-lived car...

Dissociative identity disorder (DID), psychotic depression and Mad Liberation – with Kantu

August 10, 2026

Kantu (they/he) is the founder and co-owner of the social media presence known as the Angry Autist. Indigenous to the Andes in Abya Yala, Kantu is Quechua and is racialized as a visibly Native person. Kantu is autistic, has dissociative identity disorder (DID) and has experienced psychotic depression. When founding the Angry Autist, it was their goal to bring awareness to their experience as a multiply and visibly disabled, racialized, and medium support needs autistic person. Since then, he ...

The Autism Dad · Low booking difficulty · 1,000 - 10,000 listeners

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Beyond 6 Seconds: Neurodiversity stories from neurodivergent people typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Neurodivergent lived experience combined with substantive work as an entrepreneur, creator, advocate, researcher, healthcare professional, or community leader. Common among recent guests: Founded or led an advocacy initiative or nonprofit; Created or released meaningful artistic or media work; Built expertise through professional or research experience. Recent guests include Owen Williamson, Torina Gedler, and Eugene Manley Jr..

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Recent episodes cover Health, Neurodiversity, Disability Advocacy, Autism, and Adhd. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.