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started. Welcome Jackson Roble. I'm so excited you joined this today. Thank you. Roshadette.

So, Jackson, I'm just going to introduce you really quick. You are a senior at Aiden Grypton High School.

That's correct.

And Aiden, North Carolina. You're 17, and you're on the autism spectrum spectrum and you started your own podcast, the Jackson

Roble Show back in August of 2020.

That's so exciting.

And I know you've also spoken to over 200 people.

So thanks again for coming on today.

I really appreciate that. So before again for coming on today. I really appreciate that.

So before we get into the podcasting, what else do you like to do?

I like to know. I like to know it's a lot. I'm also still a kid. And I like to play NBA 2K.

My senior year is starting soon. So I am back running in cross country. And Ada Griffin is going to have a

great time this year. Yeah, I'm really excited about that and cross country. Very good. Yeah.

Okay, so let's talk about your podcast. So why did you want to do a podcast?

Oh, there you go. It was a great way for me to meet new people.

Autistic folks don't talk much and it was great to ask people from other areas.

I have talked to so many people. She does as Paul Newby.

Let's need to talk about what he likes and to do. I hope I can make a difference and introduce

people to do stuff. I talked to people from the Eva Garner Museum in Smithfield. I didn't know

who that was until I researched her. I hope I could broadcast for more places in the fall.

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