TADD Talks Podcast (ADDA)
TADD Talks is a podcast produced by the Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA). Episodes are typically short (around 9–16 minutes) and feature speakers—coaches, clinicians, and advocates—covering practical ADHD-related topics such as decision making, accommodations, self-care, and productivity. The series presents bite-sized, accessible discussions intended for adults seeking quick, actionable perspectives on living with ADHD.
Why this may help
A short-format podcast from the Attention Deficit Disorder Association featuring brief episodes on adult ADHD topics and strategies.
What to expect
Short episodes (often under 20 minutes) featuring individual speakers discussing one ADHD-related idea or tip per episode. Episodes vary in focus and style depending on the guest.
Good fit / maybe not
Best for
Adults looking for brief, ADHD-focused listening pieces for learning or quick strategy ideas.
Not ideal for
People seeking long-form deep dives, structured therapy, or diagnostic services (this is an informational podcast).
Trust and evidence
Evidence not assessed. Human verification is still needed to confirm production details, episode lengths, and contributor credentials.
Perspective: Lived experience
Topics this touches
Accessibility
- Listen
Related resources
National Autistic SocietyAutism and Sensory Processing
Editorial pick
An overview of sensory processing differences often experienced by autistic adults, including types of sensitivities, common triggers, environments that can be challenging, and strategies and supports to consider.
Why consider it: Adults seeking a clear, non-technical introduction to sensory differences associated with autism and practical ideas for self-management and support planning.
SpotifyADHD Chatter (Spotify)
Editorial pick
A podcast series discussing ADHD-related topics for adults, presented as episodic audio conversations and reflections.
Why consider it: Adults seeking conversational, experience-based audio content about adult ADHD and everyday strategies.