Journey With Me Through ADHD: A Podcast for Kids

This is a rare find -- a podcast made specifically for kids with ADHD, not their parents. Katelyn Mabry speaks directly to children, helping them understand how their brains work differently and giving them tools and strategies they can actually use. The tone is warm, encouraging, and age-appropriate without ever being condescending. With 200 episodes and a 4.8-star rating from over 100 reviews, Journey With Me Through ADHD fills a niche that most other shows in this space completely ignore. Episodes are short -- usually 5 to 15 minutes -- making them perfect for kids who (understandably) don't want to sit through a long podcast. Katelyn covers topics like managing big emotions, staying organized, dealing with frustration at school, and understanding why your brain sometimes feels like it has too many tabs open. Parents love this show because it gives their child something that's hard to find: the feeling of being understood by someone who gets it. Instead of another adult telling them to try harder or pay attention, Katelyn validates their experience and then offers practical coping strategies in language kids can relate to. It's the kind of show you can listen to together in the car or that your child can put on before school. The podcast ran actively through 2023, and the 200-episode archive remains a fantastic resource. If your child has been recently diagnosed, starting here can help them feel less alone.