Simply Autastic Siblings

On this week's episode of their podcast dedicated to kids on the spectrum, autistic siblings, Brandon and Cameron Brundidge, interview the ring master of the Royal Canadian Circus.

Brandon and Cameron chat with Santa Pat at Mall of America about how he helps kids with autism celebrate Christmas.

Brandon and Cameron interview Nickelodeon star That Girl Lay Lay after she performs at the Mall of America in Minnesota.

Brandon and Cameron talk about all the fun they had at the Minnesota State Fair and the going back to school for the first time in person since the pandemic began...

It's Cameron and Brandon's favorite season: Fair Season. The autistic siblings check out county fairs across the Midwest finding fun things that kids with autism can do. 

Brandon and Cameron talk all about the fun they had at their first NASCAR race and how they got to meet Brandon Brown, who put the cover of Brandon's new autism children's book on the hood of his car.

Brandon and Cameron talk about all the fun they had and the floats they saw at the Cottage Grove Strawberry Festival parade on the latest episode of their podcast.

Brandon is excited to talk about his new autism children's book and how he hopes it inspires kids on the spectrum to be brave and try new things.

The Simply Autastic Siblings, Brandon and Cameron Brundidge talk about the new sensory friendly suite at Target Field where kids with autism can go to calm down when they're visiting Twins home games.

Brandon and Cameron talk about how much fun they had at the special needs day for kids with autism at the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo.

Brandon and Cameron talk about places kids with autism, like them, can go that are fun and safe including Houston Space Center and the Minnesota Children's Museum.

After her father in law died, Sheletta invited the folks from TrellisConnects.org on the podcast to thank them for the work they do to help older folks find resources that provide them a better quality of life.

Brandon and Cameron talk about their recent vacation to Houston and the fun they had at autism sensory friendly facilities like NASA's Space Center Houston and the Houston Children's Museum.