The Autistic VOICE Project

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Episode 49: WE'RE BAAAAAAAACK!!! (for Season 2)

October 30, 2026

Matt and Erin are back! After a much-needed summer break, they're kicking off a new season of The Autistic VOICE Project with burnout, special interests, community, and a whole lot of things to geek out about. Because fighting for a better world is important, but so is having fun along the way.We cover:Why making a podcast can be exhausting, especially when you're already navigating a world that wasn't exactly designed with autistic people in mindThe special interest swap: stamp c...

Episode 48: Leaky Foundations, Low Spoons, and Building Something That Lasts

May 29, 2026

Matt and Erin are wrapping up Season 1 of The Autistic VOICE Project this week — and after 48 episodes, they’re talking honestly about burnout, sustainability, community, and what it takes to keep showing up as Autistic people doing work they care about.We cover:Why we're taking a summer break and what autistic burnout actually looks like in real lifeEnergy accounting, reducing barriers, and finding ways to make daily life more sustainableThe difference between stopping completely and int...

Episode 47: Friend-Shaped People, Autism Sparkle, and the Spreadsheet Method of Making Friends

May 25, 2026

Matt, Erin, and friend of the show Hunter Hammersen are here this week talking about something a whole lot of Autistic people want and struggle with at the same time: friendship. Specifically, how do you make local, in-person friends when leaving the house already feels exhausting?Hunter shares her deeply Autistic, surprisingly effective friendship protocol involving spreadsheets, rules, recurring events, and finding “friend-shaped people” in places like libraries, rock shops, yarn stores, an...

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What is the email for The Autistic VOICE Project?

The publicly listed email for The Autistic VOICE Project: podcast@autisticvoiceproject.com.

How many listeners does The Autistic VOICE Project have?

Podseeker estimates The Autistic VOICE Project reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for The Autistic VOICE Project?

The Autistic VOICE Project typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Autistic individuals (and especially Autistic professionals/creators) who can share lived experience and practical guidance on Autistic identity, culture, health, and community (e.g., friendship, burnout, grief, co-regulation, PDA parenting). Common among recent guests: demonstrated public-facing Autistic advocacy through creative or community work; experience-based expertise (lived expertise) articulated through a personal protocol or framework; creation of resources (e.g., programs, methods, or projects) used by other Autistic people. Recent guests include Hunter Hammersen.

How hard is it to get booked on The Autistic VOICE Project?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does The Autistic VOICE Project cover?

Recent episodes cover Autism, Autistic, Wellness, Burnout, and Grief. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

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