I'm ADHD! No You're Not
Psychology & Relationships
About
Join ADH’D’er, Dr Mine Conkbayir MBE & husband, the BAFTA award winning comedy actor Paul Whitehouse (Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing, The Fast Show, Death Of Stalin) as they explore neurodiversity with an eclectic mix of ADHDers, Autists, Dyslexics and specialists.Given the recent ‘explosion’ in diagnoses, particularly in the world of comedy, Paul Whitehouse represents the archetypal sceptic. He’s there to challenge the very concept of ADHD. Dr Mine provides theoretical and research insights, counter arguments and her own lived experience, creating a conversational and highly accessible space to explore this much misunderstood topic.Each episode they chat to a guest...
Episodes
- Dom Joly: The Secret Sauce and a Possible Diagnosis
Dom Joly explores his career, personal experiences, and his son's potential ADHD diagnosis. He also discusses his perspective on the concept of 'normal.'
- Shaun Keaveny: I Should Be Pulling Turnips
Shaun Keaveny talks about his late ADHD diagnosis, how he discovered it through his son's diagnosis, and its impact on his career. He shares insights on parenthood and his experiences in broadcasting.
- Suzy Eddie Izzard: No Labels, No Limits
In this episode, Suzy Eddie Izzard discusses her experiences with identity, rejecting rigid labels, and embracing being gender fluid. She explores the shifting language around gender and the importance of removing shame.
- Kimberley Nixon on The Postnatal Condition No One Talks About
In this episode, Kimberley Nixon shares her personal journey with postnatal OCD, detailing how it affected her daily life after childbirth. She addresses the stigma faced by women and advocates for improvements within healthcare and societ…
- Joe Tracini: ADHD, BPD & Everything In Between
In this episode, Joe Tracini discusses his life experiences, including growing up as a child performer, his struggles with addiction, and his diagnoses of BPD and ADHD. He shares his story with hosts Mine and Paul.
- Gary Numan: I Wasn't Good Enough When They Needed Me to Be
Gary Numan shares his experiences with neurodivergence, emotional dysregulation, and fatherhood. He reflects on his childhood and the realization that he was
- Inside The School System with a 16 year old AuDHDer
In this episode, Mine and Paul interview 16-year-old podcaster and student Daniel Evans about his experience as an AuDHDer. Daniel discusses navigating the school system, managing personal expectations, diagnosis, and the daily challenges…
- Helen George: The Secret She’s Been Hiding
Call the Midwife actress Helen George discusses her ADHD diagnosis, her experience with medication, challenges of parenting with ADHD, and the process of masking while acting. This episode of I'm ADHD! No You're Not marks her first public…
- New Series starts Thursday 19th March!
The podcast I'm ADHD! No You're Not announces the start of a new series beginning on Thursday, March 19th.
- Only You… Finally Understanding Me with Alison Moyet
In the final episode of series 4, Alison Moyet joins Paul and Mine to discuss creativity, identity, and neurodivergence. Alison shares her experiences growing up dyslexic, her journey with undiagnosed ADHD, and how a late diagnosis helped…
- Anarchy in the Studio with John ‘Johnny Rotten’ Lydon
Punk icon John Lydon joins 'I'm ADHD! No You're Not' to discuss his life experiences, including meningitis, memory loss, and his perspective on being labeled. The episode features a candid conversation covering various aspects of his life,…
- The ADHD Athlete with Hannah Botterman
England player Hannah Botterman discusses her experiences as a neurodivergent athlete, covering her ADHD diagnosis, its effects on her life and career, and her journey in women's rugby.
- The Truth Behind the Headlines with Dr. Josh Stott
Dr. Josh Stott joins the hosts to clarify the findings of his study on ADHD and life expectancy, explaining what the data indicates regarding diagnosis rates, lifestyle factors, and societal influences on the neurodivergent experience.
- From The Muppets to Gorillaz with Kevin Bishop
In this episode of 'I'm ADHD! No You're Not,' actor Kevin Bishop joins hosts Mine and Paul to discuss his career, experiences as a child actor, and his journey toward an ADHD diagnosis. Bishop shares stories about his early life, struggles…
- The Guilty Feminist, Author and Comedian with Deborah Frances-White
Deborah Frances-White shares her experiences with ADHD, tracing its roots in her adoption and religious upbringing. The discussion explores how these experiences influenced her creativity, activism, and questioning of societal systems, wit…
- The Dyslexic Dragon with Theo Paphitis
Theo Paphitis joins the hosts to discuss his experiences with dyslexia, his views on ADHD, and the importance of persistence in achieving success. He reflects on neurodiversity within his family and the evolving understanding of learning d…
- The Neurodivergent Family with Sol Smith
In this episode of 'I'm ADHD! No You're Not,' host and guest Sol Smith, a professor and founder of the Square Peg community, explore the realities of neurodivergent life, parenting, and self-discovery. They discuss various neurodevelopment…
- ADHD, Grief & Prince’s Guitar with Ed Byrne
Comedian Ed Byrne shares his experiences with a late ADHD diagnosis, discussing how it affects his daily life, creativity, and relationships. He also touches on processing grief and finding meaning through humor.
- A Strange Gloop with Sara Pascoe
Comedian Sara Pascoe joins the hosts to discuss her husband
- Overthinking Out Loud with Sam Thompson
Sam Thompson shares his experiences with ADHD and autism, discussing how his diagnoses influenced his understanding of energy, emotions, and relationships, and touching upon fame, burnout, and community.
- Taking Off the Mask with Robbie Williams
Robbie Williams candidly shares his experiences with ADHD, intrusive thoughts, body dysmorphia, and the pressures of fame, including masking anxiety. The conversation also touches upon mental health, childhood, and the educational system's…
- Hyped Ability with Goldie
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- Letting Yourself Go with Lucy Porter
Writer and comedian Lucy Porter shares her experiences with ADHD, including her journey to diagnosis and how it helps her understand lifelong challenges. The conversation touches on her time in the 1990s Manchester comedy scene.
- Searching For Normal with Sami Timimi
Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist Sami Timimi joins hosts to discuss neurodiversity, childhood, and the medicalisation of distress. Drawing on decades of experience, Timimi challenges conventional psychiatric thinking and explores cultural…
- The BBC, ITV & ADHD with Adrian Chiles
Adrian Chiles shares his experiences with his career, mental health, and ADHD, discussing how medication aids his management and how he finds satisfaction in simple activities, achieving a state he calls the "Paradise of Complete Absorptio…
- Normally Weird and Weirdly Normal with Robin Ince
Comedian Robin Ince discusses his past, a family car accident, and his late ADHD diagnosis with hosts Mine and Paul. The episode also features a quiz.
- The Hyper-focused Founder with Alex Partridge
Alex Partridge, founder of Ladbible and UNILAD, joins the podcast to discuss his entrepreneurial journey, the challenges of ADHD-driven hyperfocus, and his struggles with alcoholism. He shares practical ADHD tips for thriving as an entrepr…
- Over-diagnosed? With Dr. Suzanne O’Sullivan
Dr. Suzanne O’Sullivan joins the podcast to discuss her book, 'The Age of Diagnosis,' exploring the increasing trend of self-diagnosed ADHD, the nuances of ADHD medication, and the potential negative impacts of diagnostic labels.
- The Sectioned Chef with Heston Blumenthal
Heston Blumenthal joins the I'm ADHD! No You're Not podcast to discuss his ADHD diagnosis and his experience being sectioned in 2023. The episode touches on sensitive topics, including physical abuse and drug use.
- Someone’s Sitting There, Officer with Simon Day and Dal Babu OBE
Simon Day shares his experiences with borstal, his parents' relationship, addiction, and coping tools. Dal Babu OBE discusses his 30-year career with the Met, the prison system, and evolving perspectives on neurodiversity.
- Are We Having Fun Now? With Suzi Ruffell
Comedian Suzi Ruffell discusses parenting with ADHD, sharing organization tips and insights on self-compassion. She also touches on her experiences with homophobic hecklers.
- Presidential Pranks with Simon Brodkin
Comedian Simon Brodkin shares his experience with a late ADHD diagnosis and how it impacts his daily life and comedy, discussing topics like time blindness and chronic lateness with hosts Dr Mine and Paul Whitehouse.
- Have a Panic Attack, You’ve Earned It with Jimmy Carr
Jimmy Carr discusses his childhood difficulties with reading and writing, his experiences with on-stage panic attacks, and his personal theories about OCD in this episode focusing on mental health.
- What Is Normal? With Sir Stephen Fry
Sir Stephen Fry discusses ADHD traits, depression, and the role of love in understanding misery and joy. The episode also touches on his experiences with LSD and concludes Season 2.
- Reasons To Stay Alive with Matt Haig
Bestselling author Matt Haig shares insights on his writing career, navigating life as an AuDHDer, and managing depression in a conversation with Dr. Mine and Paul.
- FakeDHD? with Russell Kane
Comedian Russell Kane discusses ADHD, anxiety, and mental health with Dr. Mine and Paul. They question if ADHD is a trend influenced by social media and modern life, also touching on hyperfocus, parenting, and men's mental health.
- Genius Syndrome with Peter Serafinowicz
British actor, comedian, and voice artist Peter Serafinowicz shares his experience with an ADHD diagnosis at 40, the impact of medication, and strategies for practicing presence. Serafinowicz is known for his work on Look Around You and Th…
- Campaign Against Living Miserably with Wendy Robinson
Wendy Robinson, Director of Services at Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM), joins the podcast to discuss suicide awareness. Topics include checking in with loved ones, supporting those in difficult times, and talking to children abou…
- Bitter Or Better with Nabil Abdulrashid
Nabil Abdulrashid, diagnosed with ADHD at age 6, discusses his
- Freedom From Obsession with Marcus Brigstocke
British comedian Marcus Brigstocke joins Dr. Mine and Paul on 'I'm ADHD!' to discuss addiction, eating disorders, and resilience. The hosts explore whether Brigstocke fits the ADHD profile, despite him not having a diagnosis.
- Operation ADHD! with Dr Xand van Tulleken
Dr. Xand van Tulleken, known for his work on Operation Ouch!, joins the hosts to discuss the complexities of the ADHD label, the struggles with insomnia, and how formative school experiences can influence adult life. The discussion is prom…
- Break The Rules with Carrie and David Grant
Vocal coaches Carrie and David Grant share their experiences raising a neurodiverse family, covering ADHD, autism, and inclusivity in parenting and education, drawing from their book "A Very Modern Family". They emphasize the strengths of…
- Womb In A Room with Tanya Bardsley
Tanya Bardsley shares her experience with ADHD, diagnosed at 40, and discusses coping mechanisms including meditation, crystals, and affirmations. The episode features energy, laughter, and practical advice.
- Control Is Everything with Chris Packham
Chris Packham discusses his Asperger’s Syndrome diagnosis, advocacy for neurodiversity, and experiences with identity on the 'I'm ADHD! No You're Not' podcast. The episode explores AuDHD, offers advice for parents of neurodiverse children,…
- The 4% Club with Lee Mack
Comedian Lee Mack joins hosts Dr. Mine and Paul on "I'm ADHD! No You're Not" to discuss his personal exploration of ADHD, his traits, and his experiences, including a quiz. Mack shares his reflections on ADHD while writing his autobiograph…
- Bampot with Armando Iannucci
In this episode of "I'm ADHD! No You're Not," Armando Iannucci shares his personal journey with ADHD, discussing how his adult diagnosis has provided understanding for lifelong traits. He touches upon challenges with deadlines and communic…
- Late Diagnosis with Angela Barnes
Angela Barnes, diagnosed with ADHD at 44, joins Dr Mine and Paul to discuss her experience with late diagnosis in women. The episode explores how the diagnosis helps her understand her past and its impact on creativity, with a mention of h…
- Call The Cops with Shaun Ryder
Shaun Ryder, known for his music career, shares his experience with a late-life ADHD diagnosis. The conversation covers early life challenges, family experiences, and the role of cycling in his recovery journey.
- Stolen Focus with Johann Hari
This episode features author Johann Hari discussing ADHD, medication, depression, religion, and diagnoses, incorporating case studies and research. Trigger warnings are in effect for sensitive content.
- Don’t Take It Personally with Nadia Sawalha
Nadia Sawalha, diagnosed with ADHD later in life, shares her experiences with the condition, its impact on her behavior and career, and discusses living in an ADHD household, homeschooling, and medication.