AUTISTIC PEOPLE TALKING Ep. 8 PODCAST ft. Ella
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- čas přidán 14. 06. 2024
- Welcome to Ep.8 of Autistic People Talking - A #Podcast where #autistic people talk to each other.
Today's guest is Ella from Purple Ella @PurpleElla - make sure to check out their content on their amazing channel! You won't be sorry!
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Yippie! I'm looking forward to this! :D
Ooooo first comment nice
@@WoodshedTheory Of coourrrse. Listening now, Ella's a fab guest to have on!
What a treat! Purple Ella was one of the first CZcamsrs I found after getting my diagnosis! I appreciate their perspective as a fellow parent. Thank you both for sharing your experiences! 💞
Me too! Purple Ella and YoSamdySam
@Catlily5 yes Sam too! ❤️👍
I love how these podcasts get into really specific corners of autistic experience in a natural way. It is so much more nuanced than a 'list' style presentation. I recognised for the first time that i can allow myself time to process thoughts in conversations. Thank vou both. Also the benefits of crafting ❤
I enjoyed this so much. Thank you for painting your Woodshed Purple for a day. 😊
Two of my favorite people here on CZcams. 💜💜💜
Purple Ella was one of the very first people suggested to me to watch, which opened up a whole new world of understanding for me. Thank you both for making this. I am a 60 yr old currently officially undiagnosed but seeking out more information consistently for the past 2 years. So much resonates for me throughout my life, but still searching for the right place for diagnosis. Hate feeling like an imposter, but also feel so very much at home here, for once in my life. ❤
I love Purple Ella!!! I squeaked out loud when I saw both of you were going to be talking together!
Dear Claire,
Thank you for this very nice and easy to enjoy podcast! I always love watching your podcast and learning more about other autistic content creators I haven't checked out yet, like Purple Ella.
Thank you for feeding my special interest 🤭👌🙏
Have a lovely day and treat yourself for a job well done! 🎉❤
With gratitude, Ella
Just diagnosed @ 47
Congratulations 🎉
Congratulations!
I’ll be shortly behind with a late official diagnosis coming this year at 40 🙂
Thanks Claire and Ella for sharing a great podcast!! Interesting, joyful, and the importance of kindness ✨
Great episode
I might move soon. I’m determined to have a craft room come out of this mess.
What a wonderful episode, amazing to see Purple Ella. It was watching Purple Ella that I first starting exploring autism and she really resonated with me because we are both based in the same city! Thank you Claire for yet another wonderful chitty chat with an amazing autistic person!
I have gladly nominated Ella as a TED speaker, not only because I love her videos but because her idea for a talk on the unique experience of having both autism and ADHD seems like a really interesting topic and I'd like to see it happen. /gen
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Great to hear 2 fabulous female autistic people sharing a conversation all so relatable... let's get Ella onto a TED talk ...
Such an awesome podcast! Purple Ella was one of my first CZcamsrs I watched when exploring about my autism. Thank you to you both!
"Time's not real, so...." SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK. I mean, I know time is a dimension of the universe, but it's a slippery one.
Awe YUSSSS Ella!!! I love her content! She was the very FIRST channel I watched when I started searching CZcams for Austic Adult Content!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm so glad you've had chance to talk to each other. It's been interesting and helpful. Thank you!
I am so happy you are featuring Ella!! I was worried about them...
What a lovely podcast, Purple Ella was one of the first people I started watching when I started watching content about Autism, I've also enjoyed her short form content too. You have a great interview style Claire and I always look forward to watching your content. I think Ella would make an excellent Tedtalk her educational material is always so well done. Really enjoyed this, thank you. 😊 edited.... I have just nominated Ella for a Tedtalk I think she would be an excellent speaker.
Good to see you Purple Ella!
Thanks for having them, Claire!
Great Accomplishment. Thank You Ella and Claire!
LOL! I never would have thought that your channel would have anything to do with carpentery or wood! LOL! So funny! I never really thought of it as anything paticular except "what a cool name for a channel". I'm so oblivious some times! 🤣😂
Same I thought it was super creative and was like dang this is why I’m not a youtuber I can’t even think of what to say other then make references to my vices bc I find them funny now 😅😅😅😂😂😂😂
I would absolutely watch Purple Ella’s TedTalk!
you two are great together! and YES Ella on Ted Talk will be a knockout. Thank you
another great guest and conversation!
Another great episode of a wonderful podcast! Thank you Claire & Ella! 😊💜
Thanks for making this & being so honest in your discussion, both of you! 💚
Thanks for your support
I love how you keep your upcoming guests a surprise! Great convo per usual. 😎
I’m glad you like that! It’s not really a secret but I don’t want to promise something if I not 100% sure it’s gonna happen yet and then let people down. I have some other great guests lined up though!
This was so inspiring and uplifting! I want to do what Ella's doing or something similar.
It's after 2am here so I am going to have to finish listening to this great yarn tomorrow, but I am very much enjoying this: thank you to the both of you.
Purple Ella was one of the first channels I found on my autism journey (and purple is the favourite colour of both myself and my partner 😊)
Ella! And Grace Kelly lyrics!
Great episode you guys! Good to see Purple Ella!
Thanks for sharing this Claire & Ella. I'm loving the podcasts! ❤
I find other people's lives very interesting too.
Some things are done for your own mind and for different reasons than what might be expected.
I started playing guitar in the 80s and in later years i have added piano and some bass. I have never really had any thoughts about being an artist or being in a band. Maybe just a fun rehearsal thing sometimes just to play with others. But playing instruments is a personal thing that i do because my mind needs it.
I did some photography and photo editing from around 1998 to 2004 i think.
I started drawing/sketching in 2013 to deal with my restless hands. Its been an on and off activity that has helped some with my restless hands and to deal with focus and having no patience.
My passion though i think would be the maker world. I love all of it but for me on a personal level its more about electronics, microcontrollers, robotics and such. But the whole DIY mentality fits me. I need to be able to solve things myself, to build things myself. To solve problems i did not know i had. There are so much to find within the DIY/Maker world.
DIY/Maker things also helps me a lot with stimming.
I loved this!! So validating!! Thankyou to both of you beautiful Souls for sharing your journey with us!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Ah. Yes. Much to relate to. My kids diagnoses definitely impacted my understanding of self. Dyslexia...dyspraxia. Words we are currently discussing much with my youngest after his recent diagnosis of both. Looking at homeschool next year for certain as a result. He manages but even his 504 is not relieving much stress so would like to approach his education on his level. Scared but excited all at once. Want to see his young life less overwhelming than it has been for me, his dad, and his siblings...Thanks for a good podcast!
Great to see you two teaming up! 💜
thanks!
Loved this interview. I can relate to both of you so much. Thank you.❤
Thanks
I really enjoyed the conversation!
Re: camera hiss...are either or both of you using the microphone that's on the camera as opposed to a mic that's completely separate from the camera?
It's interesting what you talked about with the camera/sound issues. For years I have been getting ringing in my ears when I'm listening to people talking (on CZcams only) without background music in the video. I have to turn down the sound. When I'm on Twitch, watching a video on another platform, or speak to someone on Facetime, I don't get any ringing. Weird huh ? Must be CZcams's compression or something.
Really intreating talk you two!. Ella is a grat person:). I really identify with the way they used to mask. I was also the force smily cheerfull people pleaser working so hard to making people feel good and feeling I needed to perform to be accepted, at the sam time suffering on the inside. Thanks for sheering Ella, that made me see it my self an understand it on an emotional lvl!
Maybe the channel name should be changed to "Woolshed Theory" haha! 💚
Ohhhh. Nice!
I was diagnosed at 61!
thanks for sharing!
Holy moly. Cambridge. What were you majoring in?
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Good evening ladies. I don't mean to sound rude. I don't know how else to say it but Purple Ella's episode in the past featuring her daughter being gifted made me cringe and not so happy. I know that only 0.2 percent in the general population have this ability but it has becoming stereotypical by attaching it as a label that it applies to every autistic person which it does not. The subject makes good viewership on CZcams. Sorry Ella. Its just constructive criticism. Ella I haven't watched your videos for a long time. Anyway I hope you are keeping well. All the best. Hello Claire thank you for making my days interesting with your American accent.
Hi; can you let me know which video this is please? Don’t mind constructive criticism but I’m fairly sure I’ve never made a video about my child being gifted?
@@PurpleElla Hi, the video titled "Getting an autism diagnosis as a child" posted on 13 Jan 2023 is similar but I think there may have been another video or a Live discussion which I cannot find. I had posted a nice comment on this video as you see but I didn't express my opinion in relation to statistics. I think in the other video which I cannot find I mentioned the 0.2% rate of gifted autistic people in a general population according to official government health statistics in Australia which makes the gifted amongst autism very rare. Having watched this video again I agree that you do not specifically say gifted but I just perceive it that way at least as a general theme of the video but I still think there was another video.
@@murtazaarif6507 I am confident I would never ever insinuate that giftedness was common or typical in autistic people. I am also confident I have never made a video to exclusively discuss my child’s giftedness because I have never described her as gifted. She is highly academic, and I may have mentioned that in the video you mentioned. I can’t see an issue with accurately describing my child 🤷.
I guess I can’t be everyone’s cup of tea ☺️
@@PurpleEllaWell all I can say is that the issue for me was at the very least the perceived perception I had.