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CAN Radio Show
by ArchiveCAN Radio is a public service provided by the Council for Autism and Neurodiversity. Episodes present news, interviews, reports, alerts, information and entertainment for the community. To learn more about the show, including sponsorship, requests, internships, and other information, visit the CAN website.
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Episodes
Not Your Boogeyman
38m · PublishedAutism remains misunderstood, and has been exploited to the ends of the Earth. As the general public is immeresed in fearful rhetoric and dangerous myths, autistic individuals and families have suffered a great deal. Learn how many activists and advocates are fighting back against fear, contempt and oppression with Walk In Red and other activities.
Hosts: Dr. Julian Darius, CAN President and Emily Malabey, CAN Founder
Thanks to all CAN volunteers and CAN Radio interns.
Walking In Red for Justice
38m · PublishedTune in as the show returns to its regular schdule.
Thank you to interns Jason and Mika for assisting with this episode.
Images: Associated Press, CAN Walk In Red 2015, NBC, People Magazine, Robert Kennedy, Jr.
Image of Kayleb Moon-Robinson: Charlie Archambault/Center for Public Integrity
The Council for Autism and Neurodiversity
Bullying Problems in Missouri Schools
35m · PublishedBlake's family and others had reached out to various school officials several times about bullying concerns leading up to the day Blake was attacked. Blake was discovered laying unconscious on the cafeteria floor in a pool of his own blood before receiving medical attention.
Though school officials weren't quick to make any statements, the severity of the situation, and Blake's injuries rapidly captured attention throughout the state, including lawmakers like Senator Eric Schmitt.
In a passionate plea on the Senate floor, the usually mild mannered Senator urged bipartisan action from colleagues to address the problems with bullying in Missouri's schools. Schmitt said he was speaking from the heart about the issue, and that all kids have the right to expect to be safe in their schools.
Liberty Middle School bullying news story
Senator Eric Schmitt speaks out about bullying in Missouri's schools.
Ms. Kitchen: severely beaten son said, "Mommy, I'm going to die."
Credits: KCTV5, Missouri Senate, The Missouri Times, and St. Louis Public Radio.
Hating Us for Ten Years Running
36m · PublishedCelebrities, media, and even some politicians have joined in as Speaks refers to itself as "autism champions."
Autistics and allied activists have taken over each hashtag in Speaks' recent Twitter campaigns, and rained on the party of the usual fear and loathing enough to make a bit of a dent.
CAN Radio hosts discuss this and more on today's episode.
Show interns Ryelle, Jason, and Cane, congratulations and thanks for helping with the CAN Radio Show.
Vaccination Nation
42m · PublishedIn other news, is Vladimir Putin autistic? The US Pentagon seems to think so.
We discuss this and more on today's episode of CAN Radio.
CAN Radio Show has 5 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 3:11:04. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on November 22nd 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on September 11th, 2023 12:13.