The Post Secondary Transition Podcast
A podcast focused on the ins and outs (and everything in between) of the secondary transition process for families of students with disabilities! Hosts Meghan (Smallwood) and Patrick (Cadigan) serve as supportive guides, leading families step-by-step up each rung of the transition ladder.
Also check out our parent website: https://www.postsecondarytransition.com
- Update frequency
- every 13 days
- Average duration
- 27 minutes
- Episodes
- 87
- Years Active
- 2022 - 2025
007. Parent Interview: Pam Paris
Links updated 4/10/2025!
Hosts Meghan (Smallwood) and Patrick (Cadigan) interview parent (and special educator) Pam Paris. Pam shares the story of her son Mark, who has autism. She talks…
006. Transition Coordinator
Updated Links 10/2024!
Hosts Megan (Smallwood) and Patrick (Cadigan) work to explain the responsibilities of a Transition Coordinator, including student interviews, progress monitoring, …
005. Parent Interview: The Nirschls pt.2
Links updated 10/2024!
Hosts Megan (Smallwood) and Patrick (Cadigan) continue their interview with Remy and Nick Nirschl, parents of a student with autism. They continue to give insight …
004. Parent Interview: The Nirschls pt.1
Links updated 10/2024!
Hosts Megan (Smallwood) and Patrick (Cadigan) interview Remy and Nick Nirschl, parents of a student with autism. Nick and Remy give insight on their current experi…
003. Definitions (for Transition)
(Updated audio 4/23/2024)
Hosts Megan (Smallwood) and Patrick (Cadigan) discuss a working definition for post-secondary transition for families. They emphasize the importance of starting…
002. Hello World (again)- Host Interview: Patrick Cadigan
Hosts Meghan (Smallwood) and Patrick (Cadigan) introduce their new podcast that focuses on transition for students with disabilities (and their families). They aim for 15-minute bi-week…
001. Hello World- Host Interview: Meghan Smallwood
Hosts Meghan (Smallwood) and Patrick (Cadigan) introduce their new podcast that focuses on transition for students with disabilities (and their families). They aim for 15-minute bi-week…