My Life With Undiagnosed ADHD | Nina Hastie

Nina Hastie is a TV personality, professional comedian, writer & creative director. In this conversation, she opens up about the impact of living with undiagnosed ADHD for most of her life.
Host: Ursula Mariani │Instagram: shortest.link/4RiO
Co-host: Sibonganjalo Botha │ Facebook: shortest.link/55e6
Guest: Nina Hastie | IG: / thatninahastie
Technical Director & Videographer: Given Masilela │ Instagram: shortest.link/4RiU
Producer: Sibonganjalo Bonga Botha │ Facebook: shortest.link/55e6
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[@ThobekaManyathi]

Bring Nina back please, I love her honesty.

[@eddieowino7348]

This young woman is such a genius.

[@thabomomoti5619]

I love the calm energy of this podcast.

[@sbongakonkeshange2614]

As a person living with ADHD. I appreciated this conversation❤

[@danielmasipa5771]

What is it really about my brother? I wanna understand it, I haven't watched the whole conversation yet..

[@LakeView-im6dd]

TTC, her word selection and the way she maintained eloquence is on point. loved it. bring her back, please.

[@hlengiwedube1163]

True!

[@siyabongamthombeni5695]

It's unusual to point out that a white person is well spoken coz that's their home lang, but with Nina I'm urged to say she's brilliant at conveying her thoughts💯

[@ntsakomavunda9018]

Definitely we found 'our girl ' in Nina .....she took us to a whole different space ... Thanks you ladies and Gent!

[@ThobekaManyathi]

Thank you for having this conversation. I think we are finally moving foward as a country. If we can be honest with each other ( both black and white) and start engaging as human beings a lot of good things can happen.

[@babyboyry9541]

oh guys easily one of the favorite episodes on TCC, one hour wasn’t enough! we need her to come back as soon as she can and I must say the conversation got even more interesting when each one of you poured in their two cents! I feel like even as listeners we need that other voice to have better perspective and you guys did that. I love it here.

[@nhlanhlamakhubu4666]

Nina Namanje!. Very beautiful, woman with a fucken backbone. I love Ninas Story, i have also ADHD. And if it was treated earlier it would have been better, lol, shes a GENIUS literally.

[@Wish_To_Learn]

This is probably the best thing I’ve ever watched. I haven’t cried so much in such a long time. This woman’s journey is exactly the same as mine has been and I’m glad that now I can nevigate through life easier by understanding having ADHD is. Thank you so much. Your podcast is really working miracles in my life

[@sanelezwane8835]

4 minutes in and I'm so impressed at her word selection 😍 she's so articulate I can listen to her forever. I have also enjoyed listening to Nina❤️

[@Taurus_hun14]

The part where she learns different languages at once but it able to draw connections between it is how some neuro brains are wired. Same as how she can come across as jumping topics but to her it is connected therefore makes sense. Typically it’s not logical but neurodiversity wise it makes sense. The gift is seeing things neurotypical wouldnt normally see. Love the video.

[@kholofelodelia2952]

Nina has ADHD! It now makes sense why I used to cringe at her energy on TrendingSA when I was still in highschool not knowing that I was undiagnosed!! I spotted what I was!! I totally loved this conversation! I could relate to the conversations flow with it being everywhere because that’s how my brain works😂. It never sticks to just one thing. ADHD is quite a challenge for me given the memory hurdles I have while having to study a lot of theory and I’ve always been against taking meds(I rather keep trying herbs🫣).Seeing her medicated and thriving gives me hope and is shedding a new light on how to go about my diagnosis. Also, it’s soo true that we’re a rainbow nation with each colour of the rainbow still separately in its own bucket! I’ve always been one person who is quick to judge White people when they speak about social politics and have always seen them as privileged! I never thought about how they also went through indoctrination and it’s a trauma that some, especially at university ,are fighting to get through by trying to integrate with us! Now I know to try to make the spaces accessible to them as much as we try to get other spaces accessible to us. Thank you for this amazing chat❤

[@luyandantshingila6551]

Beautiful episode. We definitely need Part 2!

[@The_Third_Place]

I haven’t watched yet but thank you so much for having someone with adhd on the platform. The shock I got when I got on meds, neurotypical people have life on freeball mode lol. It took a bit of time to get the right dose but oh boy am I functional now. Just mourning the academic career I could’ve had hahaha

[@chechemokgosi324]

Me too😢

[@nonzuzojantjies9101]

if you know the movie "Me before you"? Nina looks like that girl. so pretty!

[@hlengiwedube1163]

I'm always appreciative of those that courageously share these experiences 🙏🏽Thank you TCC for providing the space💞

[@Luluzayn_123]

Really loving the content u guys put out. Really informative

[@tlatsi_k]

What an amazing conversation and can’t wait to delve deeper with Nina. I would love to understand how dealing with this kind of mental illness has helped her navigate modern society successfully without isolation

[@hawed19]

Just wow! This has to be the best TCC episode. Thank you Ursula and team. Oh and Given please note the shortest links are not working 😊

[@zammyzee8073]

I am always salivating to hear what Nina has to say off late. She's become that big sister you know. There's that full circle-ness thing about her.

[@gugukunene6571]

What an amazing and interesting interview ❤.

[@esthermoloto8300]

I don't know how many "ah huh" moments i had. This interview blew my mind. Thank you so much

[@daisysesing9488]

Thank you for the conversation, it was really beautiful and informative. Eye opening

[@gzk88]

Fantastic conversation. New subscriber. Thank you for bringing me here, Nina.

[@jeansophia2092]

Mara TCC lere tlisetsa quality ❤👌🏽

[@FaithDineo]

Thanks for sharing Nina 🌹

[@zamadubedube6325]

Given!!! Very Correct. I believe integration in our communities is so necessary.

[@itumelengmpofu]

Beautiful episode 🔥🔥 so much gems 💎

[@mahamadoudoumbia5526]

Thanks for sharing it. I'm following your conversation to learn more things in the life.

[@zamanimyende5975]

Very informative 😃

[@jeansophia2092]

I like her mind.

[@nonkosimarcia8714]

Thoroughly enjoying this interview ❤

[@user-hm1bh2iu4k]

my favorite people 😊

[@SeyaMokgosi]

Ursula kinda looks like Rego wa (Regodise)

[@senamelaku3832]

I am here for the second time .

[@Mahleamantungwa0212]

The name of the doctors please

[@bongiwemaqolo9194]

Nina you look younger evetytime i've seen you .

[@bongiwemaqolo9194]

I woke up at night to watch you on SABC 3

[@lindatafeni9402]

❤

[@jeansophia2092]

Re kopa part 2

[@lebom2456]

💚

[@daisysesing9488]

Sorry guys what mushrooms is that ,please share the name and where to find them.

[@theconversationcapital]

Lion’s mane, you can find it anywhere really clicks, dischem, takealot.

[@Honey_the_star]

I agree with Given. It takes away the opportunity for black people to be accountable. We need to accept our differences.

[@makamuwatshilidzi]

📍📍📍📍 si la

[@Mr.ExtrodinThinks]

Two gorgeous women. Let me watch

[@jeansophia2092]

Shuuuu!!!

[@n_thandii]

This conversation was TOO SHORT