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Gotham, baby!
Where I discuss mostly the negative aspects of the TV show Gotham. (I'll share more positives later.) I also explain my lack of familiarity with comic books, why sometimes I only watch certain plotlines in a television series, and my three main problems with the Batman prequel Gotham.
Your podcast heroes stand at attention and provide Kes a hearty salute as they watch “The Gift”. It has nothing on choose your own adventure coworker murder simulators, but Joseph and Peter do everything they can to breakdown the Mayfly Space Elf’s rise to scouter breaking power levels.
Want to play Jack’s awesome game? Try it here: https://dhakajack.itch.io/harrys-run?fbclid=IwAR1r7Y1wKyGtrUSTczVNdDWsWjczYEVyusqPrd729g1ql-x2NmkyTDJS5K0
Many thanks to Noelle for her shoutout as well: https://noellevivante.podbean.com/e/star-trek-voyager-podcasts/?fbclid=IwAR21v_BjaX95DBa0Vl7iDFEL0wPabhchQ2vPua2P3nwgdL-8s8blepLlMEw
OK, I’ve shared this a few times today because I’m still pleased that, many months ago (August), V’Ger Please gave me a shoutout. XD Nice episode, too.
I mention "Medieval History For Fun And Profit" and Cadfael.
I mention the podcast "Medieval History For Fun And Profit" and the Cadfael book and TV series about a medieval, crime solving monk.
Just a Typical ADHDer patreon: https://www.patreon.com/noellevivante
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Reviews of Star Trek: Voyager podcasts (and a few general Star Trek podcasts)
Hello! In this episode, I review the television series You, which aired on Lifetime and is now available on Netflix. I discuss narcissism and its excellent if disturbing portrayal of the extremely narcissistic narrator Joe. There are a few minor spoilers, but I give warnings beforehand. I will also try to make future episodes shorter lol. Thanks!
Hello again!
I recently saw What We Left Behind, a documentary about the Star Trek series Deep Space Nine. In this podcast, which is longer than I expected, I ramble about the documentary as well as its context within my experience of Star Trek. Apologies for the editing--the beginning of sentences are clipped in a few cases! (Note: "It's easy to be a saint in paradise" is spoken by the captain.)
ADHD and the internet: for many, it's a double-edged sword. Learn about the pros and cons of the internet for people with ADHD at HealthyPlace.
For someone with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), the Internet is a place to learn about our condition and research our passions, but it can also feel dangerous. People with ADHD are subject to addictions, and the Internet, with its potential for constant stimulation, can lure us in for hours. On top of that, Internet conversations are notoriously frustrating, which is especially difficult for emotional ADHDers. I’d like to touch on the good, the bad, and a few solutions when it comes to using the Internet when you have ADHD.
Testing, one, two, three... This may very well offend audio editors, so my apologies. In "Episode 0," I ramble about what I want this podcast to be (I don't know) and give a brief autobiography, basically only covering places I've lived.
Treating attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder feels like a full-time job. Learn about how treating ADHD feels and some of the challenges faced at HealthyPlace.
Treating attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can feel like having a full-time job. In fact, I find it difficult to navigate a “regular” job while also figuring out how best to treat my ADHD. If being a parent to the child with ADHD feels like a full-time job and then some, it’s safe to say that having ADHD as an adult can also feel overwhelming.
Just a Typical ADHDer! First episode...
Testing, one, two, three... This may very well offend audio editors, so my apologies. In "Episode 0," I ramble about what I want this podcast to be (I don't know) and give a brief autobiography, basically only covering places I've lived.
Your adult ADHD might squash your ambition, but that's not a character flaw -- it's a symptom of ADHD.
Watch the video and learn more about ADHD and ambition at https://www.healthyplace.com/blogs/li..., 'ADHD, Ambition and Unfulfilled Potential'
People with ADHD can be ambitious but frustrated they don't reach their potential. Learn about the gap between ADHDers' ambitions and achievements at HealthyPlace.
There are many stories of people with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) who are ambitious but feel that they struggle to reach their potential. I regularly feel a gap between what I want or believe is possible and what I actually achieve. I’ve also heard complaints from people with ADHD that they spread themselves too thin and never get really good at one thing. Not everyone can follow their passion, and it takes a lot of energy for those with ADHD to work towards their sometimes lofty goals.
I might need about an hour to get ready in the morning. However, that allotment may not allow time for transitions, hitting the snooze button, or spilling my tea. Another complication is that the amount of time it takes me to do the same thing widely varies. Certain mornings, I can be out the door in thirty minutes, and other days, I will take an hour and a half to get ready.
“Many experts recommend using timers. They can measure how long a task takes, force hyperfocusing ADHDers to take breaks, add urgency, and help us develop a sense of time. Other strategies involve breaking down a project into smaller steps and taking into account at least one potential obstacle. Also, while good habits are difficult to form, even people with ADHD can develop habits that become embedded in our bodies and minds.”
ADHD and auditory processing disorders are connected but not identical. Learn why ADHDers might have trouble understanding sounds at HealthyPlace.
About half of those with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)struggle with auditory processing disorder (APD). Their sense of hearing may be fine, but they can have a hard time making out what someone is saying. I have always struggled to follow conversations in noisy areas and was interested in learning more about how this phenomenon relates to ADHD.