In the last episode of the poddlement, my interview with Anna Tozzi - Barbay, she mentioned that her son had decided he wanted to be a filmmaker like she is. I found that fascinating, and I said that I have always wondered what it would be like to see the world from the POV of an autistic person. As the father of autistic children, I can see what it's like to BE an autistic person, but when you stop to realize that they see and perceive the world very differently than we do...and that's where I stopped. The fact is, we all see and perceive the world differently, don't we? It doesn't matter if we have special needs or not, we all have in us different ingredients, and it's these ingredients that inform the way each of us sees the world. So, when we see someone make a film, or hear a podcast or a song, or see a photograph, we are seeing an example of how that artist perceives the world around them. This is a person's creative voice, and I use that term to differentiate it from a c
