
Laugh Lines with Kim & Penn Holderness is an evolution of The Holderness Family Podcast, which began in 2018. Laugh Lines is all about aging better together and being able to laugh about getting older. The show features prominent experts, listener call-ins, and hilarious segments including “Are We Too Old For…” and “Gen Z Slang of the Week.” Kim and Penn Holderness are award-winning online content... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 382 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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I have a confession: I spent most of the 90s singing along to songs without having any idea what they were actually about. So this week on Laugh Lines, we go down a full nostalgia rabbit hole: CD booklets, radio station shoutouts, and the absolute sh... more
This episode of Laugh Lines stayed with me in the best way. This week, Penn and I sit down with Tanner Smith from Love on the Spectrum, and what starts as an interview quickly turns into something so much more meaningful. Tanner shares what it’s like... more
This week, Penn and I share some real-life updates from our house. I was recently diagnosed with ADHD at 50, which turns out… there were signs. I’m learning what that actually means for my brain, my emotions, and honestly, my entire life up to this p... more
There are some conversations that feel like a warm hug. They make you laugh, feel safe, and a little like you want to cry. Today's show is all of the above. This week on Laugh Lines, we sit down with New York Times bestselling author, podcast host, a... more
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I just recently started your audiobook - ADHD is Awesome. I’m curious, as it’s not mentioned in the Big D Diagnosed section, are you familiar with the QB Test? My son, 12 now, was diagnosed with ADHD about 4 years ago. When we learned of his diagnosis, my husband and I were closed minded about the recommended treatment, and even the diagnosis. Once I learned more about the actual test our doctor used, the QB Test, paired with reports from the teachers at his school, we began to open our minds u... more
I have followed you guys on Facebook since COVID. I loved your book ADHD is Awesome and recently came to the podcast because of the episode on Kim’s ADHD diagnosis. Almost everything Kim described I do myself. I was diagnosed last year with ADHD but sometimes that imposter syndrome really sets in and I question it. I just want to say thank you, I have never related to a person more than I did listening to that episode.
Just recently found this podcast, but have been a big fan of the Holderness videos for a long time. The episode about Kim’s adha diagnosis was very touching! Penn’s positivity, and loving support of Kim is very moving. And, Kim’s vulnerability with her new diagnosis is meaningful. There are a lot of us in the same situation and having these two as examples and a resource is much appreciated!
Hey, I love you guys. I love your creativity, making us laugh, all the relationship stuff, but can you please simmer down on how much advertising there is this podcast! I think it’s easily if you add it all up I’ll be close to 10 minutes of advertisements, which I have never heard of in any other podcast I listened to. It does not make for an enjoyable experience and I want to keep listening, but it gets pretty annoying! Thank you.
I just recently found your podcast and am so glad I did! Thank you for keeping it real and for the excellent guests who are qualified in their fields of study. I am a big fan. You two rock!
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Relatable, family-centered discussions blend humor with practical advice on aging, parenting, health, and relationships. Episodes frequently feature prominent experts and authors, from health and psychology to self-improvement, plus candid conversations about marriage, ADHD, menopause, and life transitions. The hosts mix personal stories with guest insights, balancing lighthearted segments with meaningful topics, and they often tackle timely issues with empathy and humor. A standout aspect is the guests' mix of high-profile researchers, clinicians, and authors, which helps translate complex topics into actionable takeaways for a broad, mainly adult audience seeking practical wisdom and warmth.
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6. Dr. Christopher Allen
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