Laura Key

Yeah, I mean, your life surrounding the scenario, obviously, is extremely unique. But yeah, I understand. I mean, with ADHD, we speak to, I think we're past our 100th episode now. And it's just... Like, isn't this going to get repetitive? Isn't this going to get boring? But no, there's so many different ways that ADHD impacts people's lives. But there is that kind of that universality.

Yeah, I mean, your life surrounding the scenario, obviously, is extremely unique. But yeah, I understand. I mean, with ADHD, we speak to, I think we're past our 100th episode now. And it's just... Like, isn't this going to get repetitive? Isn't this going to get boring? But no, there's so many different ways that ADHD impacts people's lives. But there is that kind of that universality.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You talk to so many people. experts and obviously to women with ADHD throughout the course of this. It's a six episode series. What conversation was particularly resonant to you? I know it's hard to choose amongst

You talk to so many people. experts and obviously to women with ADHD throughout the course of this. It's a six episode series. What conversation was particularly resonant to you? I know it's hard to choose amongst

Mm hmm.

Mm hmm.

It's really intimate, the show. It's so impressive to me the way that you tackle these really heady kind of scientific ideas, but then the humanity that's brought in with like, but this is really... a huge deal for the women it impacts.

It's really intimate, the show. It's so impressive to me the way that you tackle these really heady kind of scientific ideas, but then the humanity that's brought in with like, but this is really... a huge deal for the women it impacts.

Was there any conversation with an expert or anything like a fact that you learned along the way that just kind of blew your mind, that you had no idea before you started the work on this show?

Was there any conversation with an expert or anything like a fact that you learned along the way that just kind of blew your mind, that you had no idea before you started the work on this show?

Yeah. I mean, just the ground that you cover in six episodes is so phenomenal, right? Because it's a show about the rise of ADHD diagnoses in women, right? And why that happened. But it's also a history of ADHD, which is really interesting in and of itself. You add this gendered layer on top of it. You have personal stories. And then it's really about what's next. What do we actually need?

Yeah. I mean, just the ground that you cover in six episodes is so phenomenal, right? Because it's a show about the rise of ADHD diagnoses in women, right? And why that happened. But it's also a history of ADHD, which is really interesting in and of itself. You add this gendered layer on top of it. You have personal stories. And then it's really about what's next. What do we actually need?

If you could sum up, what do we need? What would you say?

If you could sum up, what do we need? What would you say?

Yeah.

Yeah.

And it's a great start. And we need like 10,000 more of these because how many years of catch up are we doing? Exactly. Right. So one of the things that I appreciate about this show is that you tackle it from every angle, every possible angle that, say, an ADHD hater might have. Like, is it even real? Is it actually different in men and women? Is it being overdiagnosed?

And it's a great start. And we need like 10,000 more of these because how many years of catch up are we doing? Exactly. Right. So one of the things that I appreciate about this show is that you tackle it from every angle, every possible angle that, say, an ADHD hater might have. Like, is it even real? Is it actually different in men and women? Is it being overdiagnosed?