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Alison Kendrick and Matthew Bivins are nerds with ADHD talking about TTRPGs (and anything else that crosses their minds at any given moment).

Podcast · By Alison Kendrick and Matthew Bivins · English · Official site

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Sep 10, 2026
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Jul 15, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Peptide Talk (opens the original)

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    Hey y’all, it’s AK, choosing to speak to you directly instead of doing the usual podcast-description thing where I pretend I’m not the one writing this. It started with one small decision: not following my usual pattern on the way to therapy. Then I began to wonder about how many habits have I been clinging to long after forgetting why I formed them in the first place. Which gets us here, for an honest talk about my journey so far on a GLP-1, losing the food noise, and realizing just how much my

  2. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Demandatory (opens the original)

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    Why can we genuinely want to prep a game, level up a character, tackle a project, or keep up with a hobby—then feel that desire evaporate the second it becomes an obligation? Turns out, there's a name for that feeling: demand avoidance. What happens when a want to becomes a have to? How can we meet that resistance instead of letting it spiral into shame and shutdown? We’d tell you what to do about it, but that sounds suspiciously like a demand. 💬 Bring your “but I WANTED to do it” grievances to

  3. Episode · Jul 15, 2026

    Overstimulus Check (opens the original)

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    When the Big Light in AK’s new apartment becomes the Big Bad, AK and Matt become hypervigilantes trying to save their own brains from overstimulation. What do you do when the lights are too bright, the room is too loud, your socks are committing crimes, seven people are talking at once, and your brain is simply doing its best under hostile sensory conditions? This week, we’re investigating hyperactivity vs. hyperreactivity, what overstimulation actually feels like, and what to do around the tabl

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