
Episode #107
ADHD yarns!
<p>Compass (they/them) and Jay (they/them/he/him) get together to chat about having ADHD! </p>


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Speak Out is a podcast, brought to you by LGBTQIA+ young people from InsideOUT. InsideOUT is a national charity based in New Zealand, with the vision for all rainbow young people to have a sense of safety and belonging in their schools and communities. Speak Out covers local and international news and events, interviews and discussion, music, reviews, and more, all with a connection to rainbow communities.
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Recent episodes include "ADHD yarns!" (30 October 2025, 64 minutes), "Episode 106 - Transness & Faith: Interest Sharing #3" (16 December 2024, 40 minutes), and "Episode 105 - Art, TTRPGs, and Music: Interest Sharing #2" (18 November 2024, 52 minutes).
Speak Out Radio publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 53 minutes across 100 episodes.
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