Raising ADHD: Real Talk For Parents & Educators

This husband-and-wife team brings a combination you do not see often in ADHD podcasts. Dr. Brian Bradford is a child and adolescent psychiatrist who handles the clinical side. Apryl Bradford is a former teacher with a master's in education who also happens to be an ADHD parent. Together, they cover the full picture -- medical, educational, and personal -- without any one angle dominating. Raising ADHD launched in 2025 and has already put out 30 episodes at a steady clip. The topics are intensely practical: how to discipline kids with ADHD based on actual research, why your child lies and what to do instead of punishing, managing hyperactivity without fighting it, and the complicated question of why some ADHD kids end up on multiple medications. Apryl often brings up real situations from her own household, and Brian responds with the psychiatrist's perspective. That back-and-forth keeps episodes grounded rather than academic. The show has earned a perfect 5.0-star rating from reviewers, with educators praising the quick-to-implement strategies. Episodes run about 20 to 35 minutes, which makes them easy to fit into a commute or school pickup line. If you have been frustrated by ADHD advice that feels too vague or too clinical, this podcast hits a middle ground that actually respects your time and your intelligence.