The Chase Squirrelson Show

About The Chase Squirrelson Show

I started this podcast for people with ADHD, because I kept noticing how many important conversations never really happen—or too quietly, in moments we don’t always know how to explain. The questions we sit with. The thoughts we don’t say aloud. The experiences that change us, even when we don’t fully understand them yet. This podcast is a space for those moments. Each episode, I reflect on real experiences, ideas, and themes that shape how we think, grow, and move through the world. Sometimes it’s personal. Sometimes it’s exploratory. But it’s always honest. I’m not here to give answers, rather, I am here to ask questions and share perspectives that might help things feel a little clearer. If you’re someone whose life is an unfinished chapter, figuring things out as you go, or just craving conversations that feel real and unfiltered, this podcast is for you. My hope is that you’ll hear something that resonates, something that makes you pause, or something that reminds you you’re not alone in what you’re thinking. That is the purpose of this podcast—to create space for reflection, connection, and growth, one conversation at a time.

Publisher

Flint Rock

Category

education · health & fitness · science

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

22 Jan 2026

Latest episode

29 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

36 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   29 Oct 2026

   Episode 36– Chase Squirrelson- Meet Hortense Ezekiel Holiday from NADA The National Association

   What if there were a National ADHD Holiday? Chase Squirrelson welcomes Hortense Ezekiel Holiday from NADA (the National Association of Distracted Americans) to explore this delightfully chaotic idea. From committee meetings and potential sponsors to parade routes, holiday safety tips, and dumpster-diving apps, Chase and Ezekiel tackle what it might take to make this very special day a reality. And, of course, things get a little sidetracked along the way!

2. 

   22 Oct 2026

   Episode 35 – Chase Squirrelson- Why is There a Wheelbarrow in My Living Room?!

   Why is there a wheelbarrow in Chase’s living room? It’s a perfectly reasonable question…if you don’t have ADHD. Chase takes us through an ordinary trip to Home Depot, which quickly becomes a “dopamine theme park,” an unexpected landscaping project, misplaced belongings, and—yes—a wheelbarrow that somehow ends up in the house. Along the way, Chase talks about ADHD, perfectionism, the difficulty of asking for help, and learning to ask thoughtful questions when it feels safe to do so.

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   15 Oct 2026

   Episode 34 - Chase Squirrelson - Meet Jeremiah Geez

   Jeremiah Geez joins Chase for a wide-ranging conversation about ADHD, hyperfocus, creativity, relationships, and the unexpected ways an ADHD brain can shape everyday life. They talk soccer and the World Cup, the energy of New York Knicks fans, fireworks in Newport Beach, Jeremiah’s time in the Hamptons, and why he considers it an “ADHD Haven.” Chase and Jeremiah also explore the power of hyperfocus, how it can fuel creativity and innovation, and what the next generation might learn from it. The conversation gets personal as Jeremiah discusses his painting hobby, his artistic mystique, and how ADHD can affect romantic relationships.

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

4 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

1 ratings

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