A show about Learning Disorders, Neurodiversity, (and the Pedal Steel Guitar). Our mission is to advocate for and inspire people on the autism spectrum or with learning challenges while educating the neurotypical.
Is being a responsible musician and a quality manager really the same thing? in this episode James talks about how to be a better musician, a better manager, or both.
In this episode James offers suggestions for books and other source materials to make life easier for you and those around you.
This time James interviews singer/songwriter/Multi instrumentalist Jake Penrod. We discuss his new album Million Dollar Cowboy. Both Jake and James appear on this record as a Pedal Steel guitarist. We also hear Jake share his story on discovering his autistic nature as well.
In this episode we get to know James' daughter Alex. At age 13 she explains her experience with autism and how it compares with her father in his early life. Alex offers words of encouragement regarding her autistic “super powers” as she calls them. She also demonstrates the impressive recall ability so common with people on the spectrum. We hope you enjoy this very special episode!
In episode two James Shelton explains what it was like navigating adulthood before he found out he has dysgraphia and autism.
In our first episode James Shelton gives us insight on how he came of age without knowing of his learning disorder or autism.
Introducing the Steel Getting Better podcast. Tune in to find out what's in store on a discovery of diverse topics about the human mind.
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