Unfiltered & Overloaded
Jayz and Kroy: Unfiltered & Overloaded is a raw, funny, and honest podcast hosted by two AuDHD humans trying to survive their own brains.
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- Sep 15, 2026
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Who the F* Are We Then? Autism, ADHD & Being Told You’re “Too Normal”** (opens the original)
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What happens when someone decides you’re “too articulate” to be autistic?In this episode of Unfiltered & Overloaded, Kroy and Jayz tear into the stereotypes surrounding autism, ADHD, AuDHD, masking and neurodivergence. From scripting conversations and sensory overload to executive dysfunction, burnout, RSD, hyperfocus and the everyday tasks nobody sees, this is the reality behind looking like you’re “functioning.”We talk about what happens when autistic people are judged by how well they speak,
Frog on a Rock: Queer Pride, ADHD Chaos & the Joy of Being a Fabulous Freak (opens the original)
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What happens when ADHD chaos, autism, queerPride, identity and radical self-acceptance all collide in onecompletely unfiltered conversation? In this episode of Unfiltered & Overloaded ,Kroy and Jayz celebrate six months of podcasting with plenty of laughs,unexpected rabbit holes, pet rocks, freaky frogs and some surprisingly powerfulconversations about being different. They explore neurodivergence, LGBTQ+ identity,Pride, masking, bullying, fear, belonging, self-expression and learning to takeup
Drag Queens, Pride Flags & the Fight to Be Seen | Neurodivergent Podcast (opens the original)
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In this episode of Unfiltered and Overloaded , Kroy and Jayz dive into the chaos of surviving a heatwave as neurodivergent adults, from sensory overload, sweating, fans, food stims and paddling pool fantasies under the desk, to the strange ways ADHD and autism collide when the temperature rises. What begins with humour and everyday survival quickly opens into a deeper conversation about community, queer identity, pride, drag story time, online hate, trans rights, and why LGBTQIA+ people are stil
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