Listen to Nina and Deb discuss the phrase "because I said so" and all other aliases of the same 4 words. 

While most kids would probably stop arguing after this has been said, we both didn't, but you aren't really listening to us cause we are smart. 

Listen in. why?.... Because We Said So. 

Oh Brother (or Sister)! 

Let's talk about our siblings!

Listen to Deb and Nina talk about siblings, age gaps, living together and black market organs. 

Not the car! Not Bavarian Motors Work!

Listen for a new definition of the acronym B.M.W. Find out how one uncle shed light on a secret rule, how one mom didn't want to raise expectations, and how Deb and Nina didn't listen and did them anyway. 

Roll Call! 

Listen to Nina and Deb having identity crises as they discuss Uber rides, cultural identity, mother lands and shitty people. 

Hear them talk about faces that don't match names and places that don't match people. 

Food! We are not liable for the hunger induced during this listening experience. Warning, Tacos required! 

Listen to Deb and Nina as they salivate over food and food experiences in their childhood, adulthood and beyond.

Ready, Set, Go! 

Join Deb and Nina as they explore competition in their childhoods, what it meant for their parents, and why they work way too much, all the time. Listen as they compete to tell their stories. 

R-E-S-P-E-C-T! Find out what it means to Deb and Nina in their homes, and whether its an expectation, necessity or a needle in a haystack. 

Strap on your tin foil hat, there are some conspiracies afoot. 

Grab a drink, cause Deb and Nina dive headfirst into Alcohol, how it was introduced to them, what happened when it did and how they've grown to dance that sultry dance with liquid courage.

Are you an older kid that had to beg for freedom? or a younger kid that got their way? If these questions don't apply to you cause you are an only child, listen anyway, you might learn the plights of a multi kid household.

This week, join Deb and Nina as they explore what being the "good" kid or the "bad" kid means to them, how it has molded their interactions with their parents, and if things, if anything, have changed.

Welcome to The House That Built Me! 

Listen to Deb and Nina explore their past and see how it's shaped their present.