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the ADHD Queens: Read the World

A podcast where a trio of queer adhd-ers read and discuss books based in countries from around the world all the while being stuck in good old Nebraska.

Podcast · By TheADHDQueens · English · Official site

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Aug 25, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    36. Blood on Snow: he’s a simple man. (opens the original)

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    To Norway we go, to the 1970s. A short visit in this one, but that’s needed sometimes. We don’t know if you are aware, but it has been quite a year. Our first thriller to start off our next season; Season 3! Honestly, kind of surprised we haven’t touched on another thriller considering Jaimie’s constant reading of them. This is probably a decent intro to the genre. It isn’t terribly intense, but still has the right vibes. We also go to learn about the drug scene of 1970’s Norway. So we still lea

  2. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    35. How to Say Babylon: she's a poet (opens the original)

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    This month we visited Jamaica. We didn’t need to escape to an island to experience the heat this month, but the ocean would have been nice. regardless, it’s all in our heads. the heat…is not. no more small talk about the weather. This month we learned a great deal about a religion that we had very little experience in. Safiya Sinclair’s memoir dives into her life experience with a strict Rastafarian upbringing. The story was beautifully told, genuine, and very informative. Truely, it was a wonde

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