A podcast from Samuel Mitchell, a teenager living with autism, will take you on a journey through his mind, which will show and explain coping strategies and how his brain operates differently.
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A podcast from Samuel Mitchell, a teenager living with autism, will take you on a journey through his mind, which will show and explain coping strategies and how his brain operates differently.
My next guest hails from Georgia. He is Avery Dixon, a golden buzzer contestant on Season 17 (2022) of America's Got Talent and a spokesperson against bullying. Saxophonist phenom Avery Dixon rose to fame as a finalist on America's Got Talent and as the show's All-Star runner-up. Among the well-known performers he has been honored to perform with are Grammy Award-winning trombonist Troy Andrews, often known as "Trombone Shorty," and 12-time Grammy Award-winning artist, songwriter, and composer Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds. Despite measuring under a pound, 8 ounces at birth, Avery has surmounted several health obstacles. He has shown himself to be quite resilient and has refused to let his health problems define who he is. Unfortunately, because of his distinctive voice, which set him apart from his friends, he became the target of bullying. Mr. Dixon claims that the bullying was so bad that he once "considered suicide." Avery nevertheless urges anyone who feels depressed or upset to seek therapy. He has also proven his bullies wrong by receiving numerous accolades for his efforts, including a letter of gratitude from former President Obama. Let's welcome my new friend and talented saxophonist, Avery Dixon, to Autism Rocks And Rolls.
https://www.averydixon.com/
Autism Rocks and Rolls
A podcast from Samuel Mitchell, a teenager living with autism, will take you on a journey through his mind, which will show and explain coping strategies and how his brain operates differently.
