Laura Key
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54 appearances
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
Laura Key’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Were we is this like an evolution related thing? Like so maybe it's not all ADHD haters, but like the really like the questions, the glossy questions.
Sometimes they're from haters and sometimes they're not. Right. And just done in such a balanced way. And I really appreciate that. What was the most interesting of all those questions to tackle or the most difficult?
Yeah.
And it's a particularly hard one to grapple with because you – In this world that we live in, if you start talking about things as a trait that could be a favorable trait and then balance that with like, but this is like there's deficits here. This is a disorder. It's like you don't want to go so rosy that people don't take it seriously.
Right. Or that it's not something that needs to be reckoned with. Because my take is that my take that you spoon fed to me in the best possible way is that we need this research. We need to learn more about what's going on because it does matter.
impact people's lives women's lives in unique and really difficult ways yeah so it's it's hard to tackle that and to give it credence give credence to the like there are positive things here and
You balance that nuance really nicely in the show. You know, ADHD diagnoses in women rising. Overall, this is a positive thing that there's more awareness about what's going on. And I'm just so grateful to what you've been doing. I mean, how long have you been working on the show?
Well, I'm so glad that you two found each other and that you're here doing the show. I'm so proud of ADHD AHA and what we do on the show. It's much easier to make a conversation show than it is to do what you're doing. So I just want to express that to the people who are listening or watching right now that like this is this is different.
This is a very deep, very thoughtful, not that ADHD AHA isn't thoughtful, but body of work.
That is a long time in the making because it needed to be a long time in the making because we had to get it right and we wanted it to be high quality. So I'm so excited for everybody to hear it. It's out now. Everybody go check it out, Climbing the Walls. Wait, do you want to talk about where the title of the show comes from before we sign off?
I remember when you when you all landed on the title. I was like, that's it. That's perfect. Danielle, thank you for trusting me with your story. It really is helpful for our listeners to hear about it and to get to know you better because they're going to get to know you on climbing the walls. And so now they have a little bit more information.
Thanks for listening today. As always, if you want to share your own aha moment, email us at adhdaha at understood.org. I'd love to hear from you. And check out the show notes for this episode. We have more resources and links to anything we mentioned in the episode. This show is brought to you by understood.org.
Understood.org is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering people with learning and thinking differences like ADHD and dyslexia. If you want to help us continue this work, donate at understood.org slash give. ADHD AHA is produced and edited by Jessamyn Mollie. Say hi, Jessamyn. Hi, everyone. And Margie DeSantis. Hey, hey. Samaya Adams is our supervising producer.
Video is produced by Calvin Knie and edited by Alyssa Shea. Our theme music was written by Justin D. Wright, who also mixes the show. Brianna Berry is our production director. Neil Drumming is our editorial director. From understood.org, our executive directors are Scott Koshear and Seth Melnick. And I'm your host, Laura Key. Thanks so much for listening.
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