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Sunday Morning Wake-up Call host Rick Moore talks with Virginia Institute of Autism President and CEO, Ethan Long, and VIA Admissions and Family Support Services Coordinator, Hilary Nagel, about the work their organization is doing to help people on the autism spectrum.
Apropos Of Something hosts Ellen Daniels and Nancy Laurence talk with Camilla Fojas PhD, author, editor, Assoc. Professor of Media Studies at UVA; and Ashley Stonemetz-Walding, Dir., Virginia Institute of Autism’s Outpatient Behavioral Services division.
Sunday Morning Wake-up Call host Rick Moore talks with Larry Garretson, Director of Communications at the Virginia Institute of Autism.
Authors of Age of Autism, Dan Olmstead and Mark Blaxill join Coy to discuss the latest in reasearch concerning the causes of Autism.
Dan Olmsted, editor and founder of a new website that tracks autism news called the Age of Autism, joined Charlottesville Right Now on the November 17, 2008 edition of WINA’s “Charlottesville-Right Now!”
Dan Olmsted, Editor & Founder of the Age of Autism, a daily web newspaper covering autism as an environmentally-induced, treatable illness, joined Charlottesville-Right Now host Coy Barefoot to discuss possible connections between autism and vaccines.
Investigative reporter Dan Olmstead joins Coy Barefoot for the first of several monthly appearances to report on the latest news from the Age of Autism. That’s Olmstead’s new venture – a daily newspaper that covers the autism epidemic.
Wendy Fournier of the National Autism Association joined Coy Barefoot on the July 22, 2008 episode of “WINA’s Charlottesville–Right Now!” to talk about the recent comments made by talk show host Michael Savage blaming autism on bad parenting. Later on, WINA permanently pulled the host from its airwaves. This podcast begins with a rendition of …
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Coy Barefoot, the father of a six-year-old boy diagnosed with autism and the host of “Charlottesville–Right Now!” shares his reaction to the recent comments of talk show host Michael Savage as well as WINA’s decision yesterday to remove the Savage program from its schedule.
Investigative journalist David Kirby is the author of Evidence of Harm, a 2005 book that explores the possible relationships between autism and mercury contained in thimerosal, a preservative uses in some vaccines. In this interview from June 27, 2008, Kirby claims that the Centers for Disease Control used faulty data on one key study of …
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Best-selling author David Kirby is an investigative journalist whose book Evidence of Harm tracked how mercury in vaccines may be connected to the autism epidemic. In a detailed article published February 25 on the Huffington Post, Kirby reported that the federal government has conceded a case before the Court of Federal Claims that a mercury-based …
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Investigative reporter Dan Olmsted joins Coy Barefoot on the February 7 edition of WINA’s “Charlottesville–Right Now!” to continue the discussion about the autism epidemic. Olmsted is now keeping his readers up to date on a blog called The Age of Autism, which also features articles from other contributers. His work will soon be collected in …
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