Connor Tomlinson to Launch Video Podcast in First Project After Leaving ‘Love on the Spectrum,’ Part of PAVE Studios’ New Slate of History Shows

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By Todd Spangler

Todd Spangler

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Connor Tomlinson, a breakout star from Netflix’s “Love on the Spectrum” docuseries, has set his next project after exiting the show: He will host a history-themed video podcast for indie podcast network PAVE Studios.

Tomlinson, who has Level 1 autism, has built a loyal following of over 2.8 million fans on social media. He’s known for his quick wit and big heart — and deep love of history. Variety reported earlier this month that Tomlinson, who appeared on “Love on the Spectrum” for three seasons, will not return for the upcoming Season 5 as he pivots toward an acting career (and now podcasting as well).

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