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Another Q&A in which we cover food, laziness, reflexes, the gutbrain, food again, and medication breaks. It gets deep, it gets philosophical, and Max briefly sings. Check it out!

A Fascinating exploration of the idea that event segmentation may be fundamental to the ADHD brain. Prepare to have your mind blown!

Link to the Red Ballloon film- put it on in the background while you listen: The Red Balloon / Le Ballon Rouge (1956) (youtube.com)

Christian's website: Startseite - Christian Beste (christian-beste.de)

We talked to Giacomo Grassi, Psychiatrist and ADHD researcher in Firenze, about the surprising relationship between hoarding and ADHD.

His paper is here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S002239562300417X

We are joined by the amazing Callie Ginapp, who is a resident in psychiatry at the Beth Israel Center, to talk about the things that are important to ADHD people, but don't make it into the criteria.

Callie is @callieginapp at Twitter and bsky

Paper is here: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0292721

We welcome Kate Anning from the university of Cardiff to the pod!

Kate's work can be found here: https://profiles.cardiff.ac.uk/research-staff/anningk

She is on twitter @anning_kate

Thanks, and see you in the autumn!

A corker, this one. We talk to Dr Alex Hendry from Oxford University (see her lab site here: https://www.psy.ox.ac.uk/people/alexandra-hendry. 

We discover the link between toddlers trying to get hold of sweets and ADHD, and Tess has a wild opinion about pianos!

We talk to Abby Russell, Senior Lecturer in Child and Adolescent Mental Health at Exeter University, about Tools for Schools, a project finding practical strategies for schools to support pupils with ADHD.

She's great!! She's on Twitter @DrAbbyRussell! Go and say hi!

We are joined by the brilliant Aja Murray of the University of Edinburgh to talk about anxiety and ADHD! This is such an important topic and Aja brings real passion and analysis to it. 

She is @AjaLMurray on twitter, and her departmental profile is here. 

A genuinely cutting-edge chat with Ana-Maria, one of the first people in the world to properly study masking in ADHD.

She's too busy to be on social media so here is her KCL profile: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/people/ana-maria-butura

A gentle and intriguing chat with Josh Muggleton, author, psychologist and autistic person, in which we finally get round to discussing his book, Developing Differently, which you can find here: https://uk.jkp.com/products/developing-differently?_pos=2&_sid=6afba3c13&_ss=r