Inchstones by Saturday's Story
Inchstones by Saturday's Story
Podcast Description
Inchstones by Saturday's Story is hosted by neurodiversity advocate Sarah Kernion, a mom of three whose younger children, Milly (9) and Mack (7), have non-speaking autism. Sarah dives into real-life questions & topics about the autism spectrum, offering the valuable insights that fellow autism parents often seek.
Inspired by Kernion's trademarked term "Inchstones," the show celebrates the small yet significant milestones in the lives of children with autism and their families. Each episode features individuals impacted by autism, sharing their stories and perspectives to inspire parents and allow them to embrace their child's unique neurodiversity with greater appreciation and empathy.
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The podcast explores the autism spectrum, parenting dynamics, community support, and personal empowerment, featuring episodes such as interviews with neurodivergent advocates and discussions about societal pressures on parents. Key focus areas include acceptance of neurodiversity, celebrating small milestones in children's development, and offering practical advice for navigating motherhood.
Inchstones Podcast: A Raw, Unfiltered Space for the Real Stories of Neurodivergent Parenting.
This isn’t a parenting podcast wrapped in a perfect bow. Inchstones is the space where we speak the truth—the messy, painful, beautiful, and unfiltered reality of raising neurodivergent children.
Each episode takes you inside the rawest conversations—whether it’s a mother navigating an autism diagnosis, a father redefining what strength means, or a family learning to celebrate victories the world doesn’t always see.
Here, we don’t measure progress in milestones. We measure it in inchstones—the small, hard-won moments that change everything.
Inchstones isn’t about pretending we have all the answers. It’s about sitting in the questions, honoring the struggle, and finding the kind of hope that doesn’t come from toxic positivity—but from deep, unshakable resilience.
If you’ve ever felt like no one understands your journey, you’re home.
This episode of Inchstones invites you into the space where words fall away—and connection begins. Where autism defies logic…
Host Sarah Kernion sits down with writer and intuitive communicator Demi Pietchell of “The Starfire Codes” to explore what it truly means to listen with all our senses. Through stories of raising non-speaking autistic children and deep reflections on energy, perception, and maternal knowing, they unravel the kind of communication that transcends spoken language.
From quantum mechanics to telepathy, from the unseen threads that bind mother and child to the electric intuition shared between souls, this conversation reveals that children like Milly and Mack may be operating on frequencies the rest of the world has forgotten how to hear.
This is not just a podcast about parenting. It’s a portal into expanded consciousness. A meditation on stillness. A radical call to believe what you feel—even if no one else sees it.
Because inchstones aren’t always spoken. Sometimes, they’re sensed.
Find all of Demi’s work on her Substack and Starfire Codes website for daily insight and to book 1:1 readings.
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