Jump on in, it’s episode 3 and the water is fine. The sibs take an unexpected dive into Disney’s iconic baddies, then circle back to moon cycles. From there, it’s a plunge into medical tariffs (politics, but make it fun!).

Last but longest, they float a theory about the secret man-crush you won’t read about in Hogwarts: A History. Can we even talk about JK Who Must Not Be Named anymore? Oops. 

In the final lap, you’ll get advice about spiders, spontaneous songs, and which cooking utensils you need to trash. Whether you’re Team Ariel or Team Ursula, we’re glad you’re here.

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America isn’t the only sweetheart with a July birthday — Nick turned a year older. No one knows how old, but it’s old. 

This week the sibs are digging deep to answer the question, “What still makes you want to sing the Star Spangled Banner?” There’s a round-up of ridiculous headlines where you’ll learn which vegetable to rub on your body, and how much plastic you’re eating (wish that was a typo). Plus, an earnest conversation about the vulnerability hangover that can come from sharing online. Remember to give a 5-star rating as a gift to Nick, and for the love of Beyonce, wave at your neighbors.

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Welcome to episode 1 of Must Like Boys, a podcast for people with siblings and without siblings.

In this unpolished and hilariously heartfelt first episode, the Ps (Dev, Trey, and Nick) dive headfirst into the fray. Instead of awkwardly introducing themselves, the sibs awkwardly introduce each other — with zero prep and a sprinkling of sibling shade. You’ll learn why Nick is known as Naked Nick, why Trey refuses to drink Tito’s, and why Dev takes money from her kids' lemonade stands.

From the problematic history of the “wife beater” to the question “How do you raise anti-homophobic kids?”, this episode swings from sincere to absurd. Basically, it’s sibling group chat energy in podcast form: honest, messy, and full of love. There's a sand timer, a lightning round of unsolicited advice, and rants about airplane etiquette. If you’ve got a soft spot for petty debates over Target vs. Walmart, you’re in the right place.