Uniquely Human: The Podcast

Barry M. Prizant, Dave Finch

Booking Overview

This interview-focused autism and neurodiversity show features autistic and neurodivergent individuals, clinicians, educators, advocates, parent coaches, and founders of specialized support programs. PR agencies could credibly pitch clients with relevant lived experience, professional expertise, research or educational credentials, or practical program leadership; booking difficulty is medium because guests need meaningful subject-matter authority and alignment with the show's values.

Metrics

Episodes: 166

Frequency: Biweekly

Rating: 4.8/5.0

Estimated listeners: 10k-100k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

bprizant@gmail.com

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Host

Barry M. Prizant - Autism and neurodiversity expert and author of *Uniquely Human: A Different Way of Seeing Autism*.

Dave Finch - Author of *The Journal of Best Practices*, speaker, and autism advocate.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium

Typical Credentials:

Autistic or neurodivergent lived experience, clinical or educational expertise, research or professional authority, advocacy leadership, or direct experience founding relevant support programs.

Required Achievements:

Published books or professional contributions, Leadership of autism or neurodiversity programs, Specialized expertise in communication, education, parenting, or support services, Meaningful lived-experience advocacy

Recent Guest Discussions

Tarah Bryan - Creating Nature-based Support Programs For Autistic Individuals And Their Families; Outdoor Activities, Sensory Regulation, Family Connection, And Inclusive Programming.

Damon Bryan - Creating Nature-based Support Programs For Autistic Individuals And Their Families; Outdoor Activities, Sensory Regulation, Family Connection, And Inclusive Programming.

Jen Lepape - Presuming Competence, Neuromotor Issues, Communication Authenticity, And Practical Support For Nonspeaking People.

Amy Laurent - Presuming Competence, Neuromotor Issues, Communication Authenticity, And Practical Support For Nonspeaking People.

Jim Coleman - Late Autism Diagnosis, Embracing Neurodiversity, Inclusive Teaching, Supporting Neurodivergent Students, And Therapy-dog Work.

Recent Topics

Autism, Neurodiversity, Parenting, Communication, Education

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on

Uniquely Human: The Podcast

Pathological Demand Avoidance: The Lived Experience, with Kendahl Damashek

August 28, 2026

Episode 165Pathological Demand Avoidance: The Lived Experience, with Kendahl DamashekBarry and Dave speak with Kendall Damashek, a parent coach and expert on the topic of PDA. Kendall shared her personal and professional insights into PDA, explaining it as a survival drive for autonomy and equality rather than a pathology. She discussed the physiological and nervous system responses that individuals with PDA experience, emphasizing that these are not conscious choices but reactions to pe...

Autism Outdoors Utah: An Innovative Nature-based Family Support Program with Damon and Tarah Bryan

August 14, 2026

Episode 164Autism Outdoors Utah:An Innovative Nature-based Family Support Programwith Damon and Tarah BryanDamon and Tarah Bryan, founders of Utah Autism Outdoors, discuss how they created their nature-based program for autistic individuals and their families after their son's autism diagnosis. They discuss how their organization started with simple parent support groups and has grown to include outdoor activities like hiking, river rafting, paddleboarding, and yoga classes in ...

ALL ABOUT NONSPEAKERS: REFLECTIONS ON AUTISM SPECTRUM NEWS ISSUE WITH AMY LAURENT AND JEN LEPAPE

July 31, 2026

Episode 163ALL ABOUT NONSPEAKERS: REFLECTIONS ON AUTISM SPECTRUM NEWS ISSUE WITH AMY LAURENT AND JEN LEPAPEThe discussion focused on the recent issue of Autism Spectrum News dedicated to non-speaking individuals. Topics in the issue included common misunderstandings about supporting non-speakers, including the concept of presuming competence, the role of neuromotor issues, and concerns about communication authenticity and influence. The discussion highlighted that many non-speaking ...

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