Autism Dadcast Ep. 1: Real Dads, Real Talk & Really Strong Autism
O tym odcinku
<p>In the very first episode of Autism Dadcast, Gaz and Andy introduce themselves and share their personal stories as fathers of autistic children. They discuss how their kids were diagnosed, the struggles and breakthroughs they’ve experienced, and the raw, unfiltered emotions that come with navigating life as autism dads.</p><p><br /></p><p>From the shock of the initial diagnosis to the confusion of navigating educational choices, Gaz and Andy explore the unexpected challenges of parenting autistic children. They talk about the myths they’ve encountered, the misguided advice they’ve been given, and the difficult but necessary process of acceptance.</p><p><br /></p><p>But it’s not all heavy – with their natural sense of humour, they bring laughter even to the toughest stories. Whether it’s dealing with a messy house, figuring out how to communicate with non-verbal children, or surviving a chaotic Christmas, Gaz and Andy keep it real.</p><p><br /></p><p>This episode is a mix of relatable stories, honest confessions, and heartfelt advice for anyone walking the same path. If you’re a parent of an autistic child, you’ll find a place where you’re not alone. And if you’re just curious, this is a raw, insightful look into the world of autism parenting from a dad’s perspective.</p><p><br /></p><p>Tune in for an honest, heartfelt, and sometimes hilarious conversation about what it really means to be an autism dad.</p><p><br /></p>
Posłuchaj tego odcinka po angielsku, by uczyć się angielskiego
Podcasty to jeden z najbardziej intensywnych sposobów na chłonięcie angielskiego w naturalnym tempie. Autism Dadcast Ep. 1: Real Dads, Real Talk & Really Strong Autism od Autism Dadcast daje ci naturalne dialogi, nieprzygotowaną mowę i słownictwo, które faktycznie pojawia się w prawdziwych rozmowach.
W aplikacji Clue każde słowo w transkrypcji jest klikalne. Dotknij nieznanego słowa, zobacz tłumaczenie w swoim języku natychmiast i słuchaj dalej, nie tracąc rytmu.
Odcinki do nauki angielskiego
- #43 | "Where Will They Be When They're 30?" | Jolanta Lasota, Ambitious about Autism 9 lip 2026
- #42 | "I Wouldn't Pay A Penny To Change Him" | Paul Mullin On Albi, Autism & Being A Dad 26 cze 2026
- #41 | How One Wrong Word Can Ruin An Entire Day 19 cze 2026
- #40 | Toilet training, Autism & Gut Health. 11 cze 2026
- #39 | "He Opened The Door And Just Walked Off" 4 cze 2026
- #38 | "What If You Didn't Have to Fight So Hard?" 20 maj 2026
- #37 | "The Word That Broke Me in Popeye's" 12 maj 2026
- #36 | "Are We Doing As Much As We Can?" 8 maj 2026
- #35 | What Mums Wish We Knew 21 kwi 2026
- #34 | When You Die, Will They Know You Didn't Leave? 14 kwi 2026
- #33 | "We Have to Pay to Keep Parenting." 31 mar 2026
- #32 | "I Nearly Drove Away and Never Came Back" 23 mar 2026
- #31 | We Asked the Minister 17 mar 2026
- #30 | Inside the White Paper: What We Fought to Change 7 mar 2026
- #29 | EHCPs “Protected Until 2030” Then What? 18 lut 2026
- #28 | Your SEND Stories: Where You’ve Been Failed 12 lut 2026
- #27 | SEND Reform Leaks 29 sty 2026
- #26 | £55,000 To Get Her Child Help 20 sty 2026
- #25 | We're Meeting The Minister for School Minister 14 sty 2026
- "I Didn't Want To Go Home" 31 gru 2025
- They Put Him In A Converted Staff Room 30 gru 2025
- I Wasn't The Naughty Kid 28 gru 2025
- "No One Has Ever Failed" 26 gru 2025
- We Had to Hand Our Son Over 24 gru 2025
- I Diagnosed Myself at 10 22 gru 2025
- My Autistic Daughter Wasn't Bad. She Was In Pain. 20 gru 2025
- #23 | Window Scares, Cold Weather Battles and Christmas Reality 24 lis 2025
- #22 | “Strong Dads, Scary Thoughts & Small Wins” 9 lis 2025
- #21 | “SEND Sessions, Bruises & Building Something Better” 1 lis 2025
- #20 | “Parenting in Public: Diagnosis, Doubt & The Real Shit That Matters" 13 paź 2025