Shannon and Nancy cover some autism news about a test that may be able to detect ASD in newborns! Tune in to see what this story is about or check the link below!

Link:
https://consumer.healthday.com/prolongations-of-auditory-brainstem-response-for-asd-newborns-2648950367.html

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Elaine Hall, AKA Coach E, Founder of the Miracle Project and subject of Autism: The Musical, joins us to talk about the premiere of Autism: The Sequel premiering on HBO! Don’t miss it!

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Shannon and Nancy interview the author of Camel Crazy and the host of the Autism Live segment titled “Autism and Beyond”, Christina Adams! Christina gives us a little bit more details on what her journey as an autism parent was like while discovering the uses of camel milk! Don’t miss it!

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On this segment of Let’s Talk Autism, we have Actress Erin Murphy (Tabitha from “Bewitched”) in the studio to talk about receiving the Golden Cowgirl Award, what it is like to be an autism parent and more! Check it out!

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On this segment of Autism Live, we have the CEO and the Vice President of Product Management from Quadrant Biosciences to explain how they are revolutionizing the way people can get an autism diagnosis.

https://quadrantbiosciences.com/

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On this segment of Let’s Talk Autism, Shannon and Nancy interview Kenny Valdivia and ask him question about his personal experience with autism. Kenny also shares with us his goals and aspirations for his youtube channel.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=kenny+valdivia

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Let’s Talk Autism Hosts Shannon and Nancy interview Co-Founder of Pass the Big ABA Exam, Dana Meller. Dana gives our hosts detail about what the program is like and some statistics about its success.
Dana Meller M.A.,BCBA
www.PassthebigABAexam.com

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Let’s Talk Autism with Shannon Penrod and Nancy Alspaugh-Jackson! News, expert interviews and more!

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