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Dopamine Hunters Episode 1 - ADHD coach Jen Hunter speaks to Ryan Turner

Watch the premiere episode of Dopamine Hunters, providing a comprehensive insight into Ryan's motivations for creating the series, rooted in his personal experiences and the necessity of promoting awareness around neurodiversity in extreme sports. His guest, Jen Hunter, is a certified ADHD coach, former social worker, and current psychology student. She actively listens, shares her advice, and offers her own experiences, enriching the show’s exploration of ADHD. The discussion covers themes of transformation and what the future may hold.

Dopamine Hunters Episode 2 - World rally cross commentator and presenter Andrew Coley



In this episode of the Dopamine Hunters podcast, Ryan Turner sits down with Andrew Coley - the voice of FIA World Rallycross Championship - to explore the powerful link between speed, focus, and storytelling in motorsport and the brain’s dopamine system.

Together, they unpack how the intensity of racing sharpens attention, fuels performance, and creates meaning - both behind the wheel and behind the mic.

Dopamine Hunters Episode 3 - Interview with Luca Magnusson, rising star for the McLaren Trophy cup

Emerging McLaren trophy cup star Luca Magnussen graces the Dopamine Hunters podcast, where he delves into the rich traditions of racing, the challenges of pressure, and the quest for peak performance. He shares his experience of growing up in a renowned motorsport family while forging his own distinct path on the racetrack. In this episode, Luca candidly discusses mindset, resilience, and the exhilarating pursuit of speed and improvement, offering an exclusive behind-the-visor glimpse into the emotions, focus, and risks that accompany a life lived on the edge.

Dopamine Hunters Episode 4 - Jaime Hellum, Arena cross Sheffield founder and moto energy track owner.

Ryan and Jaime discuss the origins of the arena cross in Sheffield, England, which Jaime co-created with his father, and reflect on his childhood riding dirt bikes that ignited his passion for motocross and supercross. They also delve into the rising interest among young kids in the sport, highlighting its numerous benefits - particularly for those with neurodiversity, as seen in Ryan’s experience with ADHD.

Dopamine Hunters Episode 5 - Nathan Goodrick, Dirt Car Racer and NASCA future racer

Episode 5 of Dopamine Hunters features Nathan Goodri, a 21-year-old dirt modified racer from St. Louis (also chasing NASCAR opportunities), as he and Ryan unpack the mindset behind racing, the cost of competing, and why the grid can be the calmest place for a busy brain. They talk pre-race nerves, ambition, and how ADHD traits can show up in motorsport, plus Ryan’s mission to prove high-intensity, structured environments can be a positive outlet for neurodiverse kids. The chat also covers sim racing as an affordable stepping stone, and Nathan’s path from drag racing to dirt after a stolen car derailed his early route.

Dopamine Hunters Episode 6 - Lewis Turkington, young ford fiesta championship racing driver

Young British racer Lewis Turkington joins Dopamine Hunters to explore his journey in junior tin-tops, from Autograss racing to maneuvering a Ford Fiesta around UK circuits. As the son of four-time BTCC champion Colin Turkington, Lewis is forging his own identity in the world of motorsport, utilizing his platform to candidly discuss his experience with dyslexia. We delve into how he has transformed that challenge into a source of confidence, racecraft, and ambitious goals, as well as how our neurodivergent minds find focus, flow, and motivation when we’re behind the wheel with purpose.

Dopamine Hunters episode 7 - PGA golf Coach, Dave mays and Ryan talk sports and maturity.

In this episode, Ryan speaks with Dave Mays, a PGA coach and lifelong sports enthusiast, about how pursuits like golf, motocross, and even carpentry can unlock hidden potential, support mental health, and create powerful community bonds. They explore the adrenaline and focus sport can bring, its unique benefits for neurodivergent minds, and why pushing beyond comfort zones can build confidence, clarity, and purpose at any age.