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Charities
How you can help:
Share your goals with us: Tell us your fundraising milestones.
Tell stories with us: Anything you're particularly proud of this year?
Come say hi: We invite you to our podcast to tell your story with us!
How we can help:
Listen: We're all ears; we love to hear about your achievements!
Relate: We're down to earth and can empathise with you and your beneficiaries.
Amplify: We want to share your message with our audience, no matter how big or small!
Mental health organisations
What we're looking for:
New ideas: Any new research you want to share?
Politics and Society: How can we keep our audiences informed?
Come say hi: We invite you to our podcast to tell your story with us!
How we can help:
Understand: New perspectives and ideas to fill in the bigger picture.
Translate: An academic background helps us understand and interpret research and politics to a wider audience.
Empathise: Mental health is a serious topic for us; we've been there!
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Listeners
What we're looking for:
Stories: Have an interesting ADHD journey, a funny ADHD moment, or something relatable? Tell us!
News: Send us something in the news that you think needs to be heard.
Facts: Do ya know? Any interesting, funny, unusual facts? Send them our way!
What sets us apart?
There are a ton of podcasts and social media accounts out there that all focus on information and resources. A lot of them all make it look like they have their lives together!
ADHD is a challenging disability, and we don't pretend to have it under our control all the time. Our podcast shows two normal people having normal conversations and allowing their ADHD to shine through. This can come across as messy and distracting, but it is genuinely us and we want to keep it that way.
In not using our podcast to add to the information overload, we provide a safe haven for those who want to feel normal for having their quirks and traits.
We also have the added extra of being brother and sister! We use our chemistry to shine a light on the differences in male and female ADHD, as well as highlight the differences in our journey through, school, work, relationships, and life itself.
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