This week on Don’t Say That! we’re unpacking our brains...help us all. We dive into the realities of living with ADHD, late diagnoses (cause we're never early), and how honest we should really be when talking about our ADHD struggles at work. Spoiler: if we're crying on the floor, I vote we tell them we’re crying on the floor!!

I’m not tackling this convo alone, I’m joined by the brilliantly talented singer/songwriter and fellow ADHD sister, ASTON!

ASTON Spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/6z4NUKuKEzIzo28BPOjVof?si=oY_YsdpcR9mAJIxZbQihpQ

ASTON IG:

https://www.instagram.com/sheisaston/?hl=en

Emma Horn IG:

https://www.instagram.com/emmahornnn/?hl=en

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Speaking of unmasking and high masking... This week it's all about the IT witches of the century! In honour of Wicked: For Good hitting theatres, this episode delves deep into the realities of being a Glinda or an Elphaba and the pipeline that Wicked carries to queerness, unmasking and privilege. Spoiler alert...I'm not Elphaba and I think it's important to talk about why.

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On today's new episode, I am so honoured to be holding space (and fingers) with our wickedly talented co-host Tracy Gilchrist - established journalist, queer media specialist and viral sensation of the Wicked part one press tour.

Today we ask the classic questions that nobody else seems to... like, is marriage even for love anymore? is it taboo to fall in love with someone in another country and plan your engagement the same year? and why are lesbians more likely to sprain their fingers? Tracy talks how the viral moment with Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande changed her life and we finally learn what "Queer Media" really is.

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