Hey clutterbugs, welcome back to the clutterbugs podcast. I'm so excited today. I have a guest. I almost never have guests.

So this is very exciting because it's also Mary Ann from HDTV Obsessed podcast, which I'm obsessed with.

I love your podcast. So hello and welcome. Hello, thank you. I love your podcast.

I feel like this whole episode could just be us telling each other how great, how great we think the other is.

I really do have a good, great. We were actually, I went home and I were on your podcast,

and that was my first time hearing about it, and I've gone back, and I've just, I'm obsessed with

HDTV Obsessed there. I'm gonna say it. So if you're listening, you have to absolutely check it out,

but we're gonna talk about something that really maybe has almost nothing to do with HDTV. It does,

but it doesn't. And that is the struggle when you're dealing with ADHD or ADD, like I am,

and Mary Ann also admitted that she is, which I love. There's this stigma. There's this idea that

you're never gonna really achieve real success. That you're always going to struggle with executive

function, that you're gonna struggle to get things done, and you have proven that that is not true.

So please just like, I guess introduce yourself and tell us about your story.

Yeah, so hi. I'm so excited to be here. As you said, I'm Mary Ann Canada. I'm an executive producer

for Discovery Digital Studios. More specifically, I work on a lot of the HDTV digital content. So

YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, we're out there creating video content. And in addition to that,

I'm also the host and executive producer of the HDTV podcast, HDTV Obsessed.

And yeah, this really, you know, when I was, it was when I was doing the research for your podcast

episode, I have been a fan of your work for so long. I, you know, subscribed to your YouTube

channel, I'd listen to the podcast, but I had never watched your TED Talk. And when I watched that,

I was like, I don't know, it just really, I like teared up a little bit. I was like, oh my gosh,

this was me. Like, as a kid, I had a DD. This, I'm old, I'm probably older than you. And at the time,

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