HeyJaredADHDville Podcast - Let's chat ADHD
Welcome to ADHDville - an Adult ADHD Podcast—a place where two old friends (who’ve known each other for way too long) talk about the beautiful glittery chaos of ADHD.
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- Sep 15, 2026
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S2.Ep2 - Why Elizabeth Holmes' Stare Is So Uncomfortable (and Why We Can't Look Away) (opens the original)
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Ever had someone stare at you so intensely you forget your own name, your train of thought, and possibly how to breathe? Yeah. Same. 😅 In this episode of ADHDville, Martin and Amy dive into the deeply uncomfortable world of eye contact — why it's so hard for some of us, why it feels SO intense when someone won't look away, and what Elizabeth Holmes' infamous unblinking stare in that new Nathan Fielder documentary can teach us about all of it. Martin breaks down the actual science behind why eye
S2. Ep 1 - Why Your First Kiss Is BURNT Into Your Brain. (opens the original)
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Welcome to Season 2 of ADHDville! We are back and we are different. Same zig-zagging chaos, but now with a brand new co-host, Amy! In this premiere episode, we're diving headfirst into a memory that haunts (or delights) us all: the very first kiss. Martin breaks down the science of why that awkward/amazing moment is seared into your memory, while Amy relives her own behind-the-school nostalgia (and a very different memory of a very different first kiss with her current BF). But that's not all. W
Paul's Last Ever: A Tearful (and Hilarious) Goodbye to ADHDville's Original Chaos (opens the original)
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And we're not crying, you're crying. Okay, we're definitely crying. 😭 After nearly three years of ADHD-fueled tangents, questionable sound effects, and Martin trying to pronounce Italian words, our beloved co-host Paul is hanging up his ADHDville microphone (for now). In this emotional rollercoaster of an episode, Martin and Paul reflect on: 🔥 144 episodes of pure, unfiltered neurodivergent chaos - From forgetting what we were talking about mid-sentence to somehow creating a podcast that actuall
Why Saying People's Names Feels SO Awkward (Alexinomia & ADHD) (opens the original)
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This week, it's just Martin in the hot seat for the final episode of the Summer Series, and he's asking a question that might hit a little too close to home: Why does saying someone's name feel so damn awkward? You know the feeling. You're talking to someone, you know exactly what their name is, but actually saying it out loud feels... intimate. Cringey. Wrong. Like you're crossing a line or creating a weird level of intimacy that wasn't there before. You'd rather just say "hey" or "thanks" and
Why Won't My Brain Shut Up? Imaginary Conversations and ADHD (opens the original)
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Ever find yourself replaying an argument that never happened, or rehearsing a conversation you'll never actually have? In this episode we dig into why our brains hijack us with these imaginary conversations — and why they can hit especially hard for people with ADHD. We cover the many shapes these mental loops take, how memory, emotion, and delayed processing intensify them, the role of rejection sensitivity and self-defense, when mental rehearsal tips over into too much, and practical ways to s
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