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ADHD & Neurodiversity: The Spicy Brain Podcast

ADHD & Neurodiversity: The Spicy Brain Podcast

De: Megan Mioduski & Michelle Woodward
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ADHD isn’t just a diagnosis; it’s a way of seeing the world.

I'm a neurodivergent creative, and I'm teaming up with my neurotypical sister to unpack the chaos of ADHD, mental health, big feelings, and the wild ride of living with a spicy brain. Whether you're newly diagnosed, deep in the neurospicy trenches, or just trying to make sense of someone you care about, we hope you’ll leave every episode feeling a little more seen and a little less alone.

Here, we mix sister talk with ridiculous stories.
Here, we break down how ADHD physically and emotionally feels in the body.
Here, we laugh our way through the sometimes messy (and wildly creative) ways neurodivergence shows up in real life.

We believe you don’t have to “fix” your brain to feel better. This is your reminder that being wired differently doesn’t mean being broken. We’re in it with you. Our podcast is funny, honest, and probably the most validating train wreck you'll listen to this week.

(New episodes weekly-ish.)
💬 Say hello on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/spicybrainstudios
🧠 Spicy Brain: Navigating Neurodiversity Through Curiosity, Joy, and Radical Acceptance.

Tags: ADHD, neurodivergent, neurodivergence, executive dysfunction, masking, RSD, rejection sensitive dysphoria, anxiety, depression, emotional regulation, autism, AuDHD, sensory overload, overstimulation, burnout, dopamine, mental health, time blindness, creativity, sibling podcast, funny mental health podcast, women with ADHD, late diagnosis ADHD, emotional dysregulation, productivity struggles, ADHD hacks, real talk, neurospicy, ADHD podcast Arte Desarrollo Personal Higiene y Vida Saludable Psicología Psicología y Salud Mental Éxito Personal
Episodios
  • Ep. 1 — “It’s Not Gonna Be On Time”: Stickers, Pink Buckets, and the Art of Being Exactly Who You Are

    Ep. 1 — “It’s Not Gonna Be On Time”: Stickers, Pink Buckets, and the Art of Being Exactly Who You Are
    Nov 15 2023
    Welcome to the vibrant world of ADHD, as seen through the unique lens of sisters Michelle and Megan. In this inaugural episode, they delve into the emotional terrain of ADHD, sharing stories that are as amusing as they are touching, and as deeply human as they are relatable.From Megan’s epiphany about stickers being the only things that don’t demand anything from her, to memories of that one warm bucket she never wanted to leave, this episode explores the magic of creating safe, judgment-free spaces. But it's not all serious-there's plenty of humor to be found in these stories, as they reflect on masking, burnout, and what it means to be loved without needing to perform.favorite line from the episode: “But they don’t require me to be anything.”00:00 sticker books and sensory refuge06:25 the pink bucket memory11:40 schoolyard weirdness and masking17:05 why ADHD doesn’t run on time21:10 finding creative outlets26:15 what it means to feel safe being yourselfadhd, adhd women, masking, sensory overload, burnout, childhood memories, neurodivergent identity, safe spaces, emotional regulation, sister podcast
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    36 m
  • Sisters Sisters Teaser

    Sisters Sisters Teaser
    Jan 31 2024
    Start here.Intro/Exit music, "Where to Next" by Ritchie EverettFor more information, visit roseysbrain.comTranscripts for each episode are available
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    1 m
  • Ep. 2 — “The World’s Most ‘Difficult’ Puzzle”: Hyperfocus, Chaos, and Pattern-Spotting with ADHD

    Ep. 2 — “The World’s Most ‘Difficult’ Puzzle”: Hyperfocus, Chaos, and Pattern-Spotting with ADHD
    Feb 1 2024
    ADHD brings a whirlwind of intensity, laughter, and unexpected brilliance and this episode is no exception. Join Michelle and Rosey, two sisters with a unique blend of humor, insight, and personal experience, as they dive into Rosey’s lifelong gift for puzzles: not just the cardboard kind, but the emotional and sensory ones, too.From seeing patterns no one else can spot to misplacing her body mid-thrifting spree, Rosey unpacks the highs and lows of navigating ADHD in a world that isn’t always designed for neurodivergent minds. You’ll laugh as she describes the infamous carpet stain that looked like Africa, and feel a sense of connection as the sisters explore how hyperfocus, overwhelm, and childhood dynamics shaped their coping strategies.favorite line from the episode: “The ADD is strong in this one.”00:00 puzzle chaos and childhood brilliance05:30 hyperfocus vs burnout09:10 the carpet stain incident13:55 sensory overload at thrift stores18:10 how ADHD patterns show up in daily life23:45 sisterhood and acceptanceJoin us in this insightful and often hilarious journey through the world of ADHD and neurodiversity. Share your own experiences, thoughts, and favorite moments from the episode with us. We can't wait to hear from you. adhd, adhd women, hyperfocus, puzzles, burnout, childhood stories, neurodivergent patterns, sensory overload, sister podcast, emotions and memory
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    35 m
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