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Mar 7, 2021 39 min

3. I Noah ADHD Survivor

from I Noah Guy Hosted by Noah Frato-Sweeney

Cole Zetterquist joins the podcast for our third episode to discuss his experiences handling his ADHD as a child in addition to the process of coming out to his family and friends. He also refuels the ongoing Cole-Kyle drama that was started in episode 2. Other topics include Jeffrey Dahmer, Reality TV, and Adderall. Thanks for listening!

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