The Autism Wellbeing Podcast
Tired of podcasts that don’t sound like real life?
Welcome to The Autism Wellbeing Podcast — where real people sit on the sofa and talk honestly about life, autism, relationships, work, mess-ups, wins, and everything in between.
Expect laughter, straight-talking, powerful stories, and the kind of conversations you don’t usually hear out loud. No scripts. No pretending. Just community, connection, and proper human moments.
Made by the community members of The Autism Wellbeing Project CIC — this is your space, your voices, your stories.
Pull up a seat. You’re among friends.”
On 19 April, Jon and a few comrades are running the Manchester Marathon—not because he enjoys suffering (debatable), but to help raise awareness and quietly cause good trouble with Autism Wellbeing Project CIC. It’s his preferred method of advocacy: put the work in, start conversations, and push for a more humane, inclusive autism world—one mile at a time.
The Autism Wellbeing Podcast
Latest Episodes
Episode 22 - Kaleidoscope Festival 2026: Living Out Loud: Kirstie's Story of Being Neurodivergent & Childless
Welcome to the first EVER podcast pop-up special! Our podcast was invited by Nicola Haigh, Community Manager at the Storyhouse in Chester to be a part of the incredible Kaleidoscope Festival that is held annually celebrating people with learnin...
Episode 21: Kaleidoscope Festival 2026: Learning to Unmask: Sami’s Story About Living Life by Her Own Terms
Welcome to the first EVER podcast pop-up special! Our podcast was invited by Nicola Haigh, Community Manager at the Storyhouse in Chester to be a part of the incredible Kaleidoscope Festival that is held annually celebrating people with learnin...
Episode 20 - Kaleidoscope Festival 2026: Everyone Has Their Own Story: Rick and Joe Talk About Live Cheshire's Our Chatter Matters and The Importance of Speaking Up
Welcome to the first EVER podcast pop-up special! Our podcast was invited by Nicola Haigh, Community Manager at the Storyhouse in Chester to be a part of the incredible Kaleidoscope Festival that is held annually celebrating people with learnin...
Episode 19 - Kaleidoscope Festival 2026: No Other Choice - Vic Talks About Her Experience Being Autistic at Boarding School
Welcome to the first EVER podcast pop-up special! Our podcast was invited by Nicola Haigh, Community Manager at the Storyhouse in Chester to be a part of the incredible Kaleidoscope Festival that is held annually celebrating people with learnin...
Episode 18 - "Different Brain, Different Feet" - Megan's Story
Joining Stephen on the show alongside Emma Eager, one of the Autism Wellbeing Project co-founders, we welcome for the first time onto the podcast our fellow AWP community member, Megan.After her mental health worker said that she thought...
