Jesse English

5 stars - Warning: This podcast may cause spontaneous epiphanies! Attention, fellow squirrels! This book and their other content is the equivalent of finding the world's most fascinating acorn. One minute you're innocently reading, the next you're diagnosed with ADHD at 32 and practicing your sexy British accent in the mirror! Side effects may include: uncontrollable nodding, shouting 'That's so me!' at random intervals, and a newfound ability to hyperfocus. I started listening on Monday and suddenly it's Friday, my house is spotless, I've learned to juggle, and I've written a 300-page manifesto on the perfect cup of tea. Seriously though, this content is life-changing. Rich and Rox are fully the reason I am now diagnosed after 30 odd years of struggle, shame and rejection. It's like Rox hijacked my brain and turned it into a comedy special. Leading me to a realization that my brain's been throwing a 32-year-long rave without inviting me! Tune in for the laughs, stay for the life-changing revelations. Worth it? Absolutely! Just don't blame them when you start diagnosing your houseplants with ADHD 😂 Cheerio

Not bad. Interesting plot line with lots of twists but the ending felt rushed and I wouldn’t call Sophie McKenzie my favourite author.