Grace and Shen share the definition of executive functioning, how it relates to one's ability to manage emotions and actions, and how executive dysfunction impacts their lives.

The conversation takes a humorous turn as they segue into a fake commercial for a product called "Get HARD," making playful references to the term E.D. They touch on the concept of hyperfocus, provide tips for managing executive dysfunction, and discuss the struggles and misconceptions around being labeled as lazy.

Shen and Grace also discuss different types of brain energy, food aversions, and their personal experiences. Shen discovers similarities between his aversions and ARFID, a condition where certain foods trigger a strong aversion response. Grace discusses her son's challenges with ARFID and the strategies she uses to help him get proper nutrients while accommodating his aversions. It's an intriguing mix of humor and insight into neurodivergent experiences, food preferences, and coping mechanisms.

This is the last episode of our limited series overall combining humor with informative elements to explore the complexities of the neurodivergent experiences and challenges, touching on both serious and lighthearted aspects of living with ADHD and Autism.

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Shen and Grace discuss experiences and situations having to do with gender identity, pronouns, Pride festivals, and the intersection of neurodivergence and LGBTQ+ life. This episode features a game called "Who Caused the Questioning?" and the exploration of their identities in a light-hearted way.

DISCLAIMER: All ads are fake, and hosts are comedians with bad advice.

Grace and Shen talk about using drugs as a way to cope with their neurodivergent conditions. The hosts touch on the complexities of addiction and the potential benefits and risks of using substances for neurodivergent individuals. They also stress the importance of seeking proper medical support and guidance, emphasizing the importance of understanding and supporting those struggling. Shen also analyzes "Drugs" by Tai Verdes with hilarious results.

DISCLAIMER: The two hosts opinions are only opinions. They are not medical facts. Always seek a medical professional for advice on how to handle your neurodivergence. Additionally, the advertisements are for entertainment purposes. They are not real. They are fake commercials.

Shen and Grace offer a glimpse into the perspectives and experiences of neurodivergent individuals presented in a light-hearted, conversational manner. They specifically touch on neurodivergent experiences related to overstimulation and understimulation, emphasize the fact everyone has unique and distinct experiences, and highlight the need for empathy and understanding in various situations.

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Welcome to "Neurdos at Home"! Join hosts Shen and Grace in this inaugural episode of our limited series dedicated to their chaotic worlds of neurodivergent life. Grace, who proudly is autistic, and Shen, who loudly has ADHD, embark into the realm of neurodiversity.

While Shen and Grace's anecdotes and observations are not medical advice, you should consider them as open invitations to explore and understand the kaleidoscope of neurodivergent experiences. Join us on this adventure, and remember, no matter where you fall on the neurodivergent spectrum, you're not alone. "Neurdos at Home" is here to share, inspire, and empower. Let's dive in!

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Learn more about our five part limited series on autism and ADHD by two Neurodivergent comedians, Shen, and Grace.

We're Neurodivergent, we're weirdos, and we're at home! Thanks for giving us a listen!