Adult Conversation Podcast

My dear friend, Beth Berry, returns for an honest conversation about what friendship dynamics look like for her in midlife. We talk about communication compatibility in this digital age, how we both feel about phone calls, her dealbreakers in friendship during this phase of life, the friendship skill many women weren't taught, why alignment is so important in relationships and in life, and more - including an update on how she's do post wedding!

Listen, we have so many hot takes + unpopular (and popular) opinions that we don't always agree on, that this has to be a regular thing with Ronnie and I where we cover all the latest random topics that our brains wants to deep dive into. Most of them are inane and pointless, but nonetheless, I want to talk to someone about my contempt for modern hotel bathroom doors, our future with bran cereals, my question about earring posts and perimenouse, my life-changing fix for decades long neck pain that I'm so mad it took me this long to find, my worst nightmare that I saw play out on a recent flight, an emoji I've been using incorrectly, what I'm going to force on Ronnie next time I'm with her, and much more.

Join me for part two of interviewing my nephew where we talk about how our shared DNA makes our quirky ADHD and OCD brains so similar. I take you off the cliff I left you on from last episode, and we continue to get in the weeds about our thought processes, if we want to heal our OCD or if it serves us, all the freaking variables with party/holiday planning that leave us drained, and Justin shares a super smart wardrobe hack for brains that hate decisions. If you've ever wanted your family to be able to understand why your brain works the way it does, come live vicariously through us!

Join me for part one of this two-parter as I interview my nephew and we talk about how our shared DNA makes our quirky ADHD and OCD brains so similar. We get in the weeds about our thought processes, our genius "replicable systems," what is was like for Justin to be diagnosed with ADHD as a child (and the one thing he thinks was missed), and we both offer some reflections that the other one hadn't yet considered. If you've ever wanted your family to be able to understand why your brain works the way it does, come live vicariously through us!

I keep finding new things hiding in my brain! Join me for a million vulnerable ahas as I explain why the overlap of ADHD and OCD is the most exhausting and sneaky mindf*ck ever. I swear most people who have this combo have no idea because these two conditions hide behind each other (and the endless conflicting thoughts they produce). I also talk about a lot of common things that I think exacerbate OCD tendencies, the one specific theme of OCD that I see in myself, and what I've been doing that's finally making my brain feel quiet(er) after all these years!