Dr. Norrine Russell joins us to help us understand the ADHD relationship to the truth!

Information security expert Trent Adams is here to talk about staying safe online, plus a healthy dose of history that explains how we got where we are with our privacy, identity, and security online. Also, he answers whether Google is listening to my mother.

As our guest says it, a lot happens when you have a new creature to care for. The lessons that come when you’re facing the stressors of new parenthood might unlock some things you don’t know about yourself: ADHD. Dr. Marcy Caldwell joins us to tell us all why.

If you’re parenting a teen, you know the challenges we’re talking about today. And whether you live with ADHD yourself or not, those challenges are made even more real if your kiddo is living with ADHD. Today on the show, we’re sharing our own lessons learned when it comes to navigating the universe of parenting teens with ADHD.

We explore the benefits of art therapy and how it can benefit those with ADHD with artist and creative care facilitator, Andrea Krakovsky, along with one of her clients who happens to be a member of the Take Control ADHD community.

This is the first of what is likely to be a lot of talk about the tools we use to manage our thinking, and the research that lies behind it.

Rach Idowu shares her journey from ADHD diagnosis to ADHD advocacy behind her Substack, Instagram and more.

KC Davis is a therapist, influencer, and author of "How to Keep House while Drowning." She joins us today to share her journey through neurodiversity on TikTok.

A digression into the quotes of billionaire industrialists in an effort to accomplish more by doing less with Bento creator Francesco D'Alessio.

We're kicking off our series of interviews with ADHD influencers with Journey2ADHD himself: Matt Raekelboom. He breaks down his journey with ADHD from over-medicated youth to TikTok and Instagram success.

Nikki and Pete review lessons learned from their last three episodes on overcoming obstacles, from impostor syndrome to tech troubles!

This week on the show we’re talking with Christina Avallone, author of "Thriving in a Digital World", to discuss the pitfalls many of us face when technology starts to take over.

We’re talking about inboxes this week with thoughts on how we filter the signal from the noise, and we’re doing it through the lens of Oliver Burkeman’s book, “Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management For Mortals.”

Aron Croft was set up for success: Great college, high expectations from an education-centered family. Then ADHD stepped in. This week, we’re talking about the conflict that exists between desire and expectation for success, and the reality of running into the brick wall of shame with a coach who has seen it from both sides.

Here we are. Episode one of our new podcast. This week, we're talking about how we capture ideas, how we make room for new things in our lives, and how we make sure the things we really want to do have air to grow and flourish, while the things we don't are allowed to evaporate.

Executive function coach Mallory Band joins us to talk about Imposter Syndrome and how getting comfortable with it can curb triggering ADHD tag-along symptoms!

Nikki and Pete are talking time, goals, FOBO, blocking, and burnout in the first-ever ADHD Podcast summary session!

Casey Dixon is back to talk about burnout and answer the question once and for all: will vacation truly cure the burnout blues?

It might not look great on the gridiron, but unblocking and tackling your tasks might unlock reserves of productivity stuck behind fear and uncertainty!