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comedy
Hosted by Natalie and Deeley · comedy · EN · 25 episodes
Two unmedicated women with severe ADHD walk into a podcast... and the rest is chaos, comedy, and a whole lot of real talk. Join us as we unpack our questionable life choices, misinterpreted situations, and daily adventures in a world that wasn’t exactly built for our brains. If you’ve ever forgotten what you were saying mid-sentence or turned a quick errand into a 6-hour saga, you’ll feel right at home. It’s raw, ridiculous, and totally relatable.
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Natalie and Deeley hosts Let's See What Happens, a comedy show with 25 episodes published.
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Let's See What Happens
It's been a hot minute waiting for this episode. The summary is: Natalie shaved her head, Deeley applauds her, and we talk about the patriarchy, making big decisions easily, and watching men fumble. Enjoy!
Let's See What Happens
Natalie talks about her birth story, which is....a lot. Deeley chimes in with her traumatic story about how she was born. Then we concluded that we are both totally fine and these moments definitely in no way led us down the path of needing thousands of dollars worth of therapy.
Let's See What Happens
The main point of this episode is to highlight the differences people with ADHD have as it relates to pain and pain tolerance. As we get into this, we have split this into two parts - especially because it takes us a long time to actually talk about what we are supposed to talk about here. Also, just a teaser - we know nothing about women's bodies. Stay tuned for part 2.
Let's See What Happens
<p>The main point of this episode is to highlight the differences people with ADHD have as it relates to pain and pain tolerance. As we get into this, we have split this into two parts - especially because it takes us a long time to actually talk about what we are supposed to talk about here. Also, just a teaser - we know nothing about women's bodies. Stay tuned for part 2.</p>
Let's See What Happens
<p>The point of this episode was to talk about business ideas that are ADHD-friendly. Since we are so on-brand, we throw out just a few of these and spend the rest of the time laughing and exchanging stories about fire alarms, shaving heads, and generally being overstimulated. We are in new inspiring phases of our lives too - mission impossible death scene and also a dung beetle. Enjoy!</p>
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