Traveling with Inappropriate Jokes and a Bad Sense of Geography: Episode 17

Feral Hermit Crab Energy, Long-Winded Wrap Arounds, Rage & Pain Tolerance: Episode 23 Part 1

The main point of this episode is to highlight the differences people with ADHD have as it relates to pain and pain tolerance. As we get into this, we have split this into two parts - especially because it takes us a long time to actually talk about what we are supposed to talk about here. Also, just a teaser - we know nothing about women's bodies. Stay tuned for part 2.

Mission Impossible, Dung Beetles, Fire Alarms & Head Shaves (none of which are the main topic): Episode 22

The point of this episode was to talk about business ideas that are ADHD-friendly. Since we are so on-brand, we throw out just a few of these and spend the rest of the time laughing and exchanging stories about fire alarms, shaving heads, and generally being overstimulated. We are in new inspiring phases of our lives too - mission impossible death scene and also a dung beetle. Enjoy!

Rapid Fire ADHD Points Round Courtesy of Chat GPT: Episode 21

We are winning...or losing. We aren't sure. But! The good news is that Deeley looks "not dead," and Natalie is in her worm era, but she is also not dead. It's very inspiring. A short one!

Our Raccoon and Worm Era with Belly Moths While Running Into Things: Episode 20

Join us as we weave together an episode that somehow is related and flows. We chat about being in our worm and raccoon eras. Then we go into how belly moths actually do not exist, unfortunately, and how this is more a result of just running into things as we go through life. Also, baseball is boring. Enjoy!

To Sum Up, We Are Bad Friends Who Are Never in Compliance: Episode 19

This episode is a potpourri of stories that shockingly kind of came together in a thread. To start, Natalie needs a new snowboard. Neither of us remember birthdays and we are definitely not in compliance. We also do not know how to say hello or goodbye. To sum up, this is what an ADHD brain and the attached life looks like. Deeley's amazing Ted talk here [https://www.ted.com/talks/lauren_deeley_what_would_your_deathbed_self_tell_you_today]