The Squarepeg Podcast
Amy Richards
Squarepeg is a podcast in which I talk to other late identified autistic women and nonbinary people about their lives, their autism journeys, and what they've learned along the way. I'm Amy Richards, and I was diagnosed autistic in 2016, when I was 37. I've been sharing my conversations with other autistic adults since 2020. I hope you'll find these conversations inspiring and thought provoking, and that they'll help you feel more connected to a worldwide community of people with similar experiences.
Episodes (160)
![159 [S11 E14] From the inside out: autistic embodiment, burnouts and breakthroughs](https://image.pdcstly.com/episod/38203630/512.jpg)
01:35:06
![158 [S11 E13] Listening to myself at last: autistic midlife, grief and new beginnings](https://image.pdcstly.com/episod/38082497/512.jpg)
01:05:39
![157 [S11 E12] Talking to strangers: podcasting my way into a late autism discovery](https://image.pdcstly.com/episod/38013071/512.jpg)
01:06:41
![156 [S11 E11] Coming home to myself: feeling 'good enough', unmasking and moving towards self love](https://image.pdcstly.com/episod/37941114/512.jpg)
01:06:19
![155 [S11 E10] Unravelling: masking, personality adaptation and meeting my real self](https://image.pdcstly.com/episod/37871713/512.jpg)
01:11:35
![154 [S11 E9] Finding a really cool rock: figuring out life and work without an 'autistic starter pack'](https://image.pdcstly.com/episod/37641085/512.jpg)
01:13:36
![153 [S11 E8] Creativity, small joys and redefining success: navigating the long-term impact of autistic burnout](https://image.pdcstly.com/episod/37565364/512.jpg)
01:07:51
![152 [S11 E7] Sparkly things and heavy loads: autistic menopause, academia and lived experience](https://image.pdcstly.com/episod/37479352/512.jpg)
01:08:36
![151 [S11 E6] The same type of different: autistic identity, South Asian stories and the model minority myth](https://image.pdcstly.com/episod/37403188/512.jpg)
01:00:24
![150 [S11 E5] A little candle burning: survival, healing, and the small nourishments of autistic life](https://image.pdcstly.com/episod/37318665/512.jpg)
00:59:15
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