ADHDville Podcast

Paul and Martin are riddled with Adult ADHD and they wanna share.

Martin is a dry British guy with ADHD. Amy is a New Yorker who notices everything, and feels most of it a little too intensely. Together, they're trying to make sense of neurodivergence, human behavior, and whatever else sends them down a conversational rabbit hole that week. This isn't a self-help podcast. There's no formula, no life hacks, and definitely no one-size-fits-all advice. Think of us as two friends on a park bench, having honest, unfiltered conversations about the things that make them think: "Wait… is it just me, or did you notice that too?" From weird brain stuff, friendships and relationships to social anxiety, everyday frustrations, TV obsessions, and the unexpected challenges of navigating life with brains that experience the world differently, no topic is too serious, silly, or random. Expect personal stories. Expect tangents (because brain). And expect to leave feeling a little less alone in your own beautifully weird brain. Think of us as your park bench: a place to hang out, swap stories, laugh at the chaos, and know you're seen—even on the hard days. Disclaimer: We're not doctors or therapists. We're just two people comparing operating manuals for brains that didn't come with one.  For entertainment and connection only.

  1. 4d ago

    S2:Ep8 - Did ADHD Create Today's Halloween?

    In this spooky special, Martin and Amy are getting into the Halloween spirit! Martin lays out his grand thesis that modern Halloween is a neurodivergent invention, from our gift of storytelling to our love of dressing up and embracing the weird.  We also get into the real-life horrors of last-minute costumes, the tragedy of "Trunk or Treat," and why Amy thinks The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is the dumbest movie ever made (sorry, not sorry). Plus, a terrifying tale of a dentist's chair meltdown, a real-life ghost story involving a dentist named Lou, and a fiery debate over whether or not you should charge your roommate's "ghost friend" for the electric bill.  So grab your candy, put on your dog suit, and join us in ADHDville for a spooktacular time. Just be kind to yourself... and maybe don't stick your finger in a fan blade.ADHDville is out every Tuesday for beautifully weird people. 👉 Subscribe, Like, Comment 📧 Reach us at adhdville@gmail.com 📲 Follow Amy on instagram and TikTok: @AmyAliazzo00:00 - Welcome to the Spooky ADHDville Special!01:24 - Meet the Hosts & Their Pet Rocks02:41 - Amy’s Crushed Suburban Halloween Fantasy05:45 - The Big Thesis: Halloween is a Neurodivergent Invention08:06 - Martin’s Party City Horror Story12:08 - Ghost Stories, Oracle Cards & A Tarot Reading19:02 - Martin’s Dental Trauma: A Very Public Meltdown25:28 - Why Witches are Neurodivergent Icons29:36 - Movie Time: Amy Roasts The Texas Chainsaw Massacre33:35 - Martin's Pick: Shaun of the Dead (And Why He Laughed at The Exorcist)36:26 - Am I Being Unreasonable? The Case of the Ghostly Electric Bill41:38 - Listener Shoutouts: Boredom, Electric Shocks & Fan Blades

    S2:Ep8 - Did ADHD Create Today's Halloween?

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Martin is a dry British guy with ADHD. Amy is a New Yorker who notices everything, and feels most of it a little too intensely. Together, they're trying to make sense of neurodivergence, human behavior, and whatever else sends them down a conversational rabbit hole that week. This isn't a self-help podcast. There's no formula, no life hacks, and definitely no one-size-fits-all advice. Think of us as two friends on a park bench, having honest, unfiltered conversations about the things that make them think: "Wait… is it just me, or did you notice that too?" From weird brain stuff, friendships and relationships to social anxiety, everyday frustrations, TV obsessions, and the unexpected challenges of navigating life with brains that experience the world differently, no topic is too serious, silly, or random. Expect personal stories. Expect tangents (because brain). And expect to leave feeling a little less alone in your own beautifully weird brain. Think of us as your park bench: a place to hang out, swap stories, laugh at the chaos, and know you're seen—even on the hard days. Disclaimer: We're not doctors or therapists. We're just two people comparing operating manuals for brains that didn't come with one.  For entertainment and connection only.

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