The ABM Podcast

11/11/2025

New episode dropped TODAY!

Catch a listen on your favor podcast platform or head to our website-link in BIO to catch a listen.

Want to watch the episode? Head to YouTube - “Autismforbadassmoms”. You don’t want to miss this empowering episode with special guest, Chanel!

11/11/2025

1 day until a new episode drops! You don’t want to miss Chanel’s story.

Available on all major podcast platforms.

11/08/2025

For three long years, Chanel fought to protect her son in a custody battle that nearly broke her- but instead, it built her into the advocate she was meant to be.

Episode drops Tuesday: Autism, Advocacy, and a Broken Legal System.

11/08/2025

Exclusive preview clip from Tuesday’s episode. Real. Raw. Unfiltered!

STAY TUNED!

11/07/2025

This Tuesday meet the badass mom who took on the family court system…and won her power back. 🔥

Meet Chanel Grant - autism mom, seasoned educator, special needs advocate.

11/04/2025

New episode is out NOW!

Available on all major podcast platforms or catch a listen by going to our website-LINK IN BIO!

11/02/2025

Just because you can’t see it, doesn’t mean it’s not real.

Because they look fine or seem okay, schools and systems assume they don’t need extra support.

Families end up fighting - not just for services, but to be believed.

Every child deserves understanding and the right supports!

Tune in Tuesday as we sit down with Alicia for another impactful episode. Set your reminders!

11/01/2025

Life doesn’t pause for one storm - sometimes, they all hit at once.

If you enjoyed this clip with Alicia, make sure to set your reminders and tune in this Tuesday!

11/01/2025

November BAM - Brittany

10/31/2025

10/31/2025

From IEPs to empowerment - next week’s guest brings the fire! The founder of The IEP Files, Alicia, joins Autism for Badass Moms. This one will change the game.

Set your reminders for another badass episode!

10/30/2025

We fear the moments when our child can’t communicate what’s wrong…when they come home different, withdrawn, or hurting, and we have no words to explain why.

We trust schools, therapists, and caregivers to protect our children - but too often, that trust is broken.

This fear keeps us up at night. It makes us cautious, sometimes even overprotective. Because we know that our children rely on us to be their voice, their advocate, their protector.

To every autism mom carrying that fear - you are not alone! Your vigilance, love, and advocacy matter.