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Podcast Interview with Judith Weigle
In this powerful interview, Judith sits down with producers Austin and Victoria Thiery to discuss their documentary project Know Limits: a story centered around Colin, an epileptic and autistic lacrosse player who earns a professional team tryout and uncovers corruption within the organization.
At its core, Know Limits explores employment, independence, and identity for neurodivergent individuals. The film examines the complex decision parents face when choosing whether to disclose their child’s autism or epilepsy to an employer. It also raises critical ethical questions about transparency, legal responsibility, privacy rights, and personal freedom in the workplace.
Austin shares personal insight about his best friend Adam, an autistic accountant; and also his brother with cerebral palsy and the real-world barriers neurodivergent individuals face during interviews, hiring processes, and social workplace dynamics. Together, the conversation explores how neurodivergent individuals bring unique strengths, loyalty, focus, creativity, and perspective into professional environments when supported with empathy and patience.
At its core, Know Limits explores employment, independence, and identity for neurodivergent individuals. The film examines the complex decision parents face when choosing whether to disclose their child’s autism or epilepsy to an employer. It also raises critical ethical questions about transparency, legal responsibility, privacy rights, and personal freedom in the workplace.
Austin shares personal insight about his best friend Adam, an autistic accountant; and also his brother with cerebral palsy and the real-world barriers neurodivergent individuals face during interviews, hiring processes, and social workplace dynamics. Together, the conversation explores how neurodivergent individuals bring unique strengths, loyalty, focus, creativity, and perspective into professional environments when supported with empathy and patience.
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Podcast Interview with 1 in 31
This weekend’s 1 in 31: Autism Today guest is Victoria Thiery. Victoria is a writer, producer, and director. She works alongside her husband, Austin. Victoria specializes in character development and final edits, with a keen eye for emotional consistency, narrative cohesion, and refining stories until they feel honest, intentional, and complete. She joins us to discuss their latest project: Know Limits. Know Limits is a narrative television project centered on Colin, an autistic lacrosse superfan who uncovers corruption within professional lacrosse.