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The Bubbly Babble is a space for fun, honest conversations about the human experience.

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  • Go Back to Living: Late-Diagnosed ADHD w Kathleen

    Go Back to Living: Late-Diagnosed ADHD w Kathleen
    2026/09/28
    Some friendships you get to watch grow from a distance. Today, my friend of almost twenty years, Kathleen, joins me as an official Babble Buddy to talk about late-diagnosed ADHD.She walks us through the moment she realized "people exist like this?", and why she never felt deficient, just tired of working so hard. Then it gets practical (and a little ridiculous): the go-to food list that ended meal-planning overwhelm, the Instacart trick you'll want to steal, NFC tags that text her doctor and her husband so she doesn't have to remember, and the Brick, the phone lock that finally made her mornings her own.The takeaway: you're not failing, you're collecting data


    This episode is one person's lived experience and is not medical advice. Please talk with your own provider about what's right for you. Contains explicit language.
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    1 時間 4 分
  • The Scenic Route - with KJB

    The Scenic Route - with KJB
    2026/09/21

    Some of us spent years doing what we never dreamed of, and only later found out it was the training ground. In this episode Krystle is back to talk about childhood dreams, the detours that felt like the wrong road, and how every one of them turned out to be part of the map.
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    19 分
  • The HoneySuckle Girl Grew Up - w Jessica Daylover

    The HoneySuckle Girl Grew Up - w Jessica Daylover
    2026/09/14

    Jess — host of the Remodeled Love podcast — joins the show for a conversation that starts with honeysuckles and ends somewhere much deeper. We talk about growing up as "the weird kid" before either of us had language for neurodivergence, the exploitative radio career that nearly buried her creative instincts, and how the pandemic accidentally handed her the podcast she'd been sitting on for years. From there we get into the real stuff: what it actually felt like the moment she realized polyamory wasn't a choice but a fact about herself, why she believes people confuse critique with hate, and — for the first time publicly — her journey with borderline personality disorder and what it cost her before it taught her anything. This one covers a lot of ground and I am so glad you are here!
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    43 分
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