HeyJaredTidbits With Tiffany
Welcome to Tidbits with Tiffany - This is a podcast about the hard stuff: mental health, addiction, grief, trauma, and life when it doesn’t go the way it was supposed to. It’s raw, sometimes uncomfortable, sometimes funny (because if I don’t laugh, I’ll cry), and very real.
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- Aug 9, 2026
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- Jul 20, 2026
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The Tattoo Was a Red Flag (opens the original)
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I got matching finger tattoos with someone after dating them for ONE MONTH! What could possibly go wrong? 😂 In this episode, I look back at one of my more questionable life decisions and the relationship that came with it—and how I started seeing some pretty important patterns in myself. We’re talking impulsivity, ADHD, BPD, relationships, and the things we sometimes only understand about ourselves when we look back. And yes… somehow this story involves Paw Patrol waffles.
Oops… I Told You My Whole Life Story (opens the original)
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Ever accidentally tell someone your entire life story when they only asked how your day was? Same. 😂 In this episode, I’m talking about oversharing, why my brain skips the small talk and goes straight to the deep stuff, and how ADHD, BPD, and autism can sometimes impact the way we connect with others. If you’ve ever walked away thinking, “Okay… maybe I shared a little too much,” this one’s for you.
The Socially Awkward Club (opens the original)
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If you’ve ever overthought saying “hi,” avoided small talk, or felt socially drained after work, this one’s for you. Welcome to the Socially Awkward Club.
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