🎙️ ADHD MADE ME DO WHAT?! 💥 Fidget Toys, Sensory Chaos & Absolutely NO Impulse Control!

What happens when two AuDHD brains enter a podcast studio with fidget toys, questionable impulse control and absolutely no idea where the conversation is going? CHAOS! 🌈🤣 This week on Unfiltered & Overloaded, Kroy and Jayz dive headfirst into ADHD impulsivity, autistic sensory overload, dopamine chasing, compulsions and those irresistible urges that make our brains go, “JUST DO IT!” From Jayz accidentally damaging the studio wall with a fidget toy to Kroy admitting he wants to lick a hot iron (PLEASE DON'T!), things get wonderfully unhinged. But beneath the laughter is an important conversation about how neurodivergent brains experience the world, why impulses can be so powerful and the emotions that follow. Unfiltered, unapologetic and gloriously overloaded — just two different brains being themselves! 🧠💚

What happens when you put two neurodivergent adults in a podcast studio, give them a mountain of fidget toys and expect them to behave like responsible professionals?

ABSOLUTE. BLOODY. CHAOS. 💥🦄

Join Kroy and Jayz for a gloriously unhinged episode of Unfiltered & Overloaded, where sensory toys get sniffed, squished, judged and occasionally launched at studio walls. Jayz discovers the consequences of sticky balls, Kroy questions humanity's obsession with questionable textures, and somehow a squishy notebook becomes a serious counselling accessory.

Expect ADHD distractions, autistic sensory reactions, accidental innuendos, questionable impulse control, unexpected hyperfocus and two grown adults getting suspiciously excited about silicone strips.

Oh, and there's a carrot nobody's allowed to touch. 🥕👀

It's weird. It's chaotic. It's unapologetically AuDHD. And yes, someone has to clean the wall afterwards.

🎧 Welcome to Unfiltered & Overloaded — where neurodivergence isn't edited out, the tangents are half the fun, and professionalism is entirely optional.

What happens when someone decides you’re “too articulate” to be autistic?In this episode of Unfiltered & Overloaded, Kroy and Jayz tear into the stereotypes surrounding autism, ADHD, AuDHD, masking and neurodivergence. From scripting conversations and sensory overload to executive dysfunction, burnout, RSD, hyperfocus and the everyday tasks nobody sees, this is the reality behind looking like you’re “functioning.”We talk about what happens when autistic people are judged by how well they speak, work, perform or communicate — and why being confident on a stage doesn’t mean you aren’t struggling in a supermarket, airport or behind closed doors. Expect strong opinions, personal stories, dark humour, ADHD tangents, questionable purchases, forgotten food, sensory chaos and, naturally… a frog on a rock. 🐸Because autism isn’t a look. ADHD isn’t a personality flaw. And being able to mask doesn’t mean the struggle disappears.

What happens when ADHD chaos, autism, queerPride, identity and radical self-acceptance all collide in onecompletely unfiltered conversation?

In this episode of Unfiltered & Overloaded,Kroy and Jayz celebrate six months of podcasting with plenty of laughs,unexpected rabbit holes, pet rocks, freaky frogs and some surprisingly powerfulconversations about being different.

They explore neurodivergence, LGBTQ+ identity,Pride, masking, bullying, fear, belonging, self-expression and learning to takeup space in a world that can make people feel they need to shrinkthemselves.

It’s funny, chaotic, heartfelt and unapologetically real— with an important message underneath it all: being different isn’t somethingto hide.

Be curious. Be colourful. Be a fabulous freak.And remember: you are enough.

Topics include: ADHD, autism, AuDHD, LGBTQ+ Pride, queer identity,neurodiversity, masking, self-acceptance, mental health, belonging, identity,bullying and living authentically.

In this episode of Unfiltered and Overloaded, Kroy and Jayz dive into the chaos of surviving a heatwave as neurodivergent adults, from sensory overload, sweating, fans, food stims and paddling pool fantasies under the desk, to the strange ways ADHD and autism collide when the temperature rises.

What begins with humour and everyday survival quickly opens into a deeper conversation about community, queer identity, pride, drag story time, online hate, trans rights, and why LGBTQIA+ people are still having to fight simply to exist safely. Kroy and Jayz challenge the fearmongering around drag queens, children, toilets and pride, calling out the hypocrisy while grounding the discussion in compassion, lived experience and the basic principle of “do no harm.”

The episode becomes a passionate reminder that queerness, neurodivergence and difference are not threats, but part of the rich, messy, beautiful fabric of humanity. Through laughter, anger, honesty and heart, they explore what it means to be seen, accepted and allowed to live freely, ending on the powerful idea that love is not soft or passive, but a transformative force that builds belonging, connection and change.

In this deeply emotional episode of Unfiltered & Overloaded, Kroy and Jayz have a raw and honest conversation about men’s mental health, suicide, grief, and the silence that so many men are taught to carry. Sparked by the recent loss of a young man, the episode explores the painful questions left behind — could we have done more, what signs did we miss, and why are so many men still suffering alone?

Together, they talk about the pressure to “man up,” the damage caused by emotional suppression, the loneliness many men face, and the urgent need for real connection, safe spaces, and support. This is not a polished or easy conversation — it is grief, humanity, heartbreak and hope, spoken out loud for every man who has ever felt unseen.

In this hilariously chaotic and surprisingly tender After Dark episode of Unfiltered and Overloaded, pleasure takes centre stage — but not in the way you might expect.

Kroy and Jayz dive headfirst into International Masturbation Day, ADHD rabbit holes, body shame, touch starvation, sensory overload, self-care guilt, and why the word “pleasure” instantly makes everyone’s brain go there. From Disney’s The Little Mermaid to bathroom makeovers, airport meltdowns, naked confidence, full-length mirrors, and the healing power of a proper hug, this episode is a gloriously unfiltered reminder that feeling good in your own body should never be treated like a guilty secret.

Expect laughs, oversharing, neurodivergent detours, and a surprisingly deep conversation about autism, ADHD, queer identity, platonic touch, self-pleasure, and learning how to reconnect with yourself.

Pleasure isn’t dirty. Self-care isn’t selfish. And yes, sometimes the most radical thing you can do is schedule joy into the diary.

Kroy Ryder is a powerful LGBTQ+ voice, creator, and advocate sharing honest spoken-word reflections on queer identity, allyship, Pride, therapy, trauma, visibility, and survival. Through raw storytelling and emotional truth, Kroy explores what it means to feel safe, seen, and fully human in a world that has not always made space for LGBTQ+ people. His work challenges performative allyship, celebrates queer resilience, and reminds listeners that visibility is not decoration — it can be life-changing.