Category: Animation

Lego Throughout The Years

Posted on January 20, 2023 by

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Author by: Jackson Beach & Scott Weisbrot Lego is a Danish company that is known for its interlocking plastic bricks, which can be assembled to create a wide variety of models and structures. The company was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Christiansen, a… Continue Reading “Lego Throughout The Years”

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Debra Wilson voices for Daisy Duck in Mickey Mouse Funhouse 

Posted on November 6, 2022 by

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Tress MacNeille who played as Daisy Duck deiced to step down after playing for her since Late 1999 during the 2nd Season of Mickey Mouse Works which was a tv show from 1999 to 2001 on ABC for Saturday Morning Cartoons. She made her… Continue Reading “Debra Wilson voices for Daisy Duck in Mickey Mouse Funhouse “

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Bluey is Back for Season 3 on Disney+

Posted on August 7, 2022 by

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Bluey makes a return to the US and overseas in the nearby future while Australia had them a while ago. While Australia had them on ABC earlier this year which now the US and UK is officially ready to release the first 25 episodes… Continue Reading “Bluey is Back for Season 3 on Disney+”

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A Blog About Autistic Interests
People with Autism Spectrum Disorder often have intense interests or fixations. This blog is a space for young adults to showcase their interests, thereby providing a medium for their voices to be heard. All of the interest posts are written by autistic people, with commentary from Dr. Christine Grimaldi.

Many of our interests are drawn from pop culture and contemporary media; this includes franchises such as Marvel, Pokémon, and Lego. Certain media or topics seem to draw particular attention from autistic audiences, but special interests can also cover other topics — for example, science or history.