Hollywood Dropouts

This week on Hollywood Dropouts, we’re talking about the plot twist none of us saw coming: getting diagnosed with ADHD as grown women… after careers, kids, moves, marriages, and approximately 47 identity crises.

Turns out we weren’t “bad at life.” We weren’t lazy. Or dramatic. Or flaky. Or “just anxious.” We were undiagnosed.

We’re sharing what it’s like to realize your whole personality might actually be untreated ADHD — the hyperfocus, the burnout cycles, the emotional spirals, the doom piles, the 3 a.m. productivity bursts, and the constant feeling that everyone else got a handbook you missed.

And then there’s meds. The trial and error. The side effects. The stigma. The “Is this working or am I just in a good mood?” conversations. The hormone rollercoaster. Trying to figure it out while raising kids and pretending to be responsible adults.

Join Channon and Nat as they share unbelievable stories from their wild adventures in Hollywood, including their infamous trip to Howard Stern, chaotic NYC experiences, and their experiences in the adult industry. This candid episode dives into their friendship, past escapades, and thoughts on modern culture, parenting, and self-expression.

What's your spirit animal? Who would play you in your autobiography? Some silly get to know you questions with Nat

Channon and Nat have an honest conversation about love and marriage; including what love actually is, how it changes and evolves, how they met their spouses, and so much more.

Davin and Natty discuss all things VACATION... why it's important to take vacation, different world views on vacation, and how to make your vacation happen!

Nat and DJ catch up with old friend, Aaron Bolden (the artist formerly known as Imani Walker), and he tells all about his journey from rapper to businessman to motivational speaker.

Nat discusses life, loss, and the value of community,

Davin and Nat attempt a 72 hour fast, their experiences might surprise you...

Nat discusses her journey from LA to Iowa

The Hollywood Dropouts discuss their New Year's Eve plans, resolutions, and moments in 2025