Autistic Standpoint Theory is a collaborative deep dive for scholars, advocates, and Autistic thinkers who want to interrogate the systems that shape what we know.Hosted by researcher and author Isha Snow, each episode examines how Autistic experience generates distinct epistemic advantages, and how dominant institutions suppress them.Drawing on decolonial theory, attachment science, and the Double Empathy Problem, the show builds a rigorous, accessible framework for understanding neurodivergence not as a deficit, but as a legitimate standpoint, for listeners who are done being explained and ready to explain.🎧 Autistic Standpoint Theory is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all maj...
Latest episodes
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Autism, Identity & the Science of Being Seen
In the final episode of Autistic Standpoint Theory, Isha Snow is joined by psychometrician, mixed-methods researcher and autistic self-advocate Scott Frasard, PhD, to explore what…
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1 h 21
Autistic Cognition and Religious Trauma
In this episode of Autistic Standpoint Theory, Isha Snow is joined by AuDHD seminary student Willow Shirtz for a deeply personal conversation about autistic cognition, faith, ident…
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48 min
Autism Is Not a Disorder, It's a Cultural Mismatch
In this episode of Autistic Standpoint Theory, Isha Snow is joined by autistic advocate and technology professional Sam Farmer to explore what happens when autistic people are expe…
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2 h 04
We Have Existed. We Will Exist
In the first episode of Autistic Standpoint Theory, Isha Snow is joined by Dani Stephens to explore what changes when neurodivergent people begin to understand themselves — and are…
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Trailer: Welcome to Autistic Standpoint Theory
What changes when Autistic people aren't simply the subjects of knowledge — but the people producing it?Autistic Standpoint Theory is a new podcast hosted by researcher and author…