Michael Pereira
The Unscripted Support Podcast
The Unscripted Support Podcast is for parents navigating the highs, lows, and everyday realities of raising children, especially those with special needs or neurodivergent identities. Hosted by Michael Pereira, father and founder of The Autism Voyage®, the show features raw conversations with families, educators, professionals, and advocates who believe in support without a hidden agenda. No fluff. No polished personas. Just honest, human stories that remind you you're not alone.
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Episódios
How TotChop Makes Food Prep Safer & More Fun for Families 28.08.2025 22:29
In this episode, we’re joined by Matt from TotChop, a company dedicated to creating adaptive kitchen tools that make mealtime safer, more engaging, and empowering for children of all abilities. Join us as we explore how TotChop is transforming everyday routines, turning stress-filled meals into opportunities for learning, independence, and confidence. We dive into key topics such as: 🍴 How adapti...
Hiro Stories - Enhancing Imagination and Learning 12.08.2025 25:10
In this episode, we’re joined by David Sokoler, Founder and CEO of Hiro Stories, a platform designed to ignite children’s imaginations while enhancing their learning experience. Join us as we explore how Hiro Stories is revolutionizing the way kids engage with educational content, using technology to foster creativity and learning confidence. We dive into key topics such as: 🎮 The balance between...
Welcome to The Unscripted Support Podcast: Real Talk for Families Facing the Unseen 13.06.2025 0:46
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