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Brotherly Love & Reflections with the Neuberger Bros
In this special episode of Start with Stoke, I sit down with my brothers, Edward and Paul, for a fun, candid, and surprisingly deep conversation about growing up together and how we’ve each carved our own paths. We dive into everything from childhood antics and sibling rivalries to personal growth and life lessons. Along the way, we swap stories, call each other out (lovingly, of course!), and reflect on what makes our brotherhood so special. It’s a mix of nostalgia, self-discovery, and plenty of laughs—hope you enjoy!
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DISCLAIMER: This was one of the first episodes I recorded (back in September 2024). I will admit the quality of recording wasn’t great, and the questions I asked could certainly use some cleaning up, and it’s definitely a long form, conversational tone / pace BUT despite all that, I still felt compelled to post and share. If you can look past all of that, and fancy a glimpse into the minds of the Neuberger boys, it’s certainly worth a listen.
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By Mike NeubergerIn this special episode of Start with Stoke, I sit down with my brothers, Edward and Paul, for a fun, candid, and surprisingly deep conversation about growing up together and how we’ve each carved our own paths. We dive into everything from childhood antics and sibling rivalries to personal growth and life lessons. Along the way, we swap stories, call each other out (lovingly, of course!), and reflect on what makes our brotherhood so special. It’s a mix of nostalgia, self-discovery, and plenty of laughs—hope you enjoy!
Topics include:
DISCLAIMER: This was one of the first episodes I recorded (back in September 2024). I will admit the quality of recording wasn’t great, and the questions I asked could certainly use some cleaning up, and it’s definitely a long form, conversational tone / pace BUT despite all that, I still felt compelled to post and share. If you can look past all of that, and fancy a glimpse into the minds of the Neuberger boys, it’s certainly worth a listen.