Interviews and Guest Blogs
Welcome to the Interviews and Guest Blogs page!! Here you will find all my interviews and guest blogs that I have done over the course of my journey as a neurodivergent self-advocate.
This was an episode of Nick News with Linda Ellerbee that aired on Nickelodeon on March 16th, 1999 that featured a segment on Autism in which myself and my sister, Dr. Hilary Snyder Neves, were the main subjects along with our neighbor in back at the time, Jenna Dorazio Mizlayk. In this interview, you will see how I displayed my passion for NASCAR as well as my sister's reaction to growing up with a neurodivergent sibling like myself. Special thanks also goes out to Dr. Barry Prizant for making all this possible.
In this May 13th, 2020 episode of the at the time newly created virtual lunch and learns with Autism Tree Project Foundation in San Diego, CA, I sit down with Autism Tree's Dayna Hoff, Rebecca Barron and Lisa Kaufman to discuss my passion for Autism Self-Advocacy and growing up as a neurodivergent individual.
I sit down with friend, colleague and blog creator of The World of Autism, Michelle Vinokurov, to discuss my journey, particularly the educational journey I had undertaken as a neurodivergent individual.
I sit down with friend, colleague and fitness guru Dr. Mark Fleming of then Tampa, Florida-based Equally Fit to discuss exercising and dieting from a neurodivergent perspective.
In this episode of "Autistics and Allies," I join the late Jessica Leichtweisz and several other prominent members of the Autism Community to discuss how we can build on relationships between the Autism Community and our neighborhood police force.
I sit down with Different Brain's Dr. April Lisbon Peoples to discuss how my autism is my superpower from within.
I sit down with Dr. Sher Downing of Ed Tech Speaks to discuss about Autism and Disabilities Self-Advocacy.
In Episode 47 of the Autism Knows No Borders podcast, I sit down with Rachel Harmon to discuss how we see traits of autism and neurodiversity hidden within our favorite cartoon characters.
I sit down with Autism Stories host Doug Belcher to share my story of growing up neurodivergent.
I join Dr. Stephanie Holmes to discuss various topics that commonly involve the autism community.
In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Gwen Palafox to discuss my top three stressors as a neurodivergent special education student and the practical strategies to manage them.
In this episode, I sit down with Gilda Evans to share my wisdom about growing up neurodivergent. In addition to talking about challenges in educational environments that I faced, I also talk about why it is important for parents to let their neurodivergent kids become as independent as possible and what it means to have a successful life.
In this episode, I sit down with San Diego based Sarah Kesty to discuss my neurodivergent journey.
In this episode, I sit down with Sara Bradford aka SJ Childs to discuss my neurodivergent journey and my blog series.
In this episode, I sit down with New Jersey-based English Teacher Joe Pizzo to discuss my passion for writing based on my neurodivergent experience.
In this podcast, I sit down with Shannon Cocolough to discuss the importance of embracing flexibility as a survival skill more than a necessity.
In this guest article, I talk about how I view IEP's as a former Special Education Student and how each member of the IEP team must play a part in the student's overall success.
In this episode, I sit down with Lauren Pearson to discuss my mentra moment of growing up neurodivergent.
In this episode, I join fellow colleague Ron Sandison and wrestlers Philip Sage and T-Ice as part of the 1 in 44 tour.
In this podcast, I join South Carolina based educator Tosha Rollins and share my overall neurodivergent journey.
In this episode, I join the learning disability experts in breaking down autism and how it should be viewed as a blessing than a curse.
In this episode, I rejoin my friends and colleagues at Autism Tree in San Diego to discuss what I have been up to in between this lunch and learn and the last one.
In this podcast, I join Safe and Sound Schools Co-Founder Michele Gay along with Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism Executive Director Nick Savrese to discover strategies for creating sensory-friendly drills, fostering a culture of inclusion, and individualizing safety plans to meet the unique needs of every student.
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