No One Asked Us

No One Asked Us

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No One Asked Us episodes

  • Three Most Important Things

    Will’s on a travel ban, Allison survived a solo trip with 3 kids, and somehow our toddlers ended up swag surfing at a wedding. Plus: A near-tattoo incident, and Allison’s top 3 parenting hacks.

    51 min
  • People Still Hold Balls

    Another doozy of a week. In this episode, to kick things off Ali chooses violence and we breakdown our latest family vacation. From laughing at how every week feels like “the hardest one yet” to roasting each other’s outfits and effort levels, we peel back the curtain on what real life actually looks like behind the mic. If you’ve ever felt beat down but still found a way to laugh about it, this one’s for you.

    48 min
  • Guess Who's Back...Not Summer Ali

    Summer break is over and Season 2 is here! We are so pumped to back on the mics as we dive into a whole new year of fun and crazy in the King house. But first, what happened while we were on break?

    42 min
  • Trouble Comes In Threes

    Eye stickers, scorpion stings, and a three-year-old's bear-induced meltdown? Sounds like just another family vacation for Will and Ali. In this episode everything went wrong, and Will got sprayed with a water hose.

    43 min
  • She Shouldn't Have Camera Access

    Will heads to San Francisco while Ali gets stuck holding down the fort on Father's Day with three kids. Speaking of Father's Day Will talks about the greatest gift of all time, Potty Gate 2025, and a surprisingly accurate kitchen preference test, it's just another week of marriage and mayhem.

    40 min
  • She Doesn't Understand Robbery

    A company acquisition, toothpaste as paint remover, and Wilson asking why daddy's arm has a beard—all while Will doubles down on the worst parenting decision involving primer and three unsupervised children. Episode 31 delivers the beautiful chaos.


    Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8gQ2aQZ1l0

    41 min

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I design and build software, and my wife is a kindergarten teacher. Join us as we talk about parenting, our careers, and whatever else goes on in our very busy, but very rewarding life.