It’s Dr. Temple Grandin Tuesday here at Autism Live! We normally have her once a month but on the Tuesday’s that she is not here, we like to show you some of our best interviews! Don’t miss it!

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A parent writes in to ask Dr. Temple Grandin about how to handle the ADHD behavior while also dealing with the autism behaviors this time on Autism Live. Tune in to see what Dr. Grandin thinks.

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We are answering viewer questions LIVE on this episode of Ask Evelyn Kung! Ask the Clinical Manager for the Center for autism and Related Disorders YOUR questions LIVE in real time! Don’t miss a chance to get YOUR question answered!

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It’s time for Jargon of the Day! Where our host Shannon Penrod defines an autism jargon term, and then provide a working definition for that jargon term so that we can have a better understanding! don’t miss it!

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This time on Autism Live, Shannon is joined by the mother of Dr. Temple Grandin, Author, Eustacia Cutler! Ms. Cutler answers a question from a viewer about what the worst moment was for her when she raising Dr. Temple Grandin. Tune in to see what she says!

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This time on Autism Live, we were joined by Dr. Temple Grandin’s mother Eustacia Cutler! Shannon disusses autism with Eustacia and she quotes Science Writer Matt Riddley! Don’t miss it!

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