Childhood Memories of the 90s—take a trip back to when photo albums were the real cloud storage, Dunkaroos were currency, and siblings could live the same day but remember it completely differently.

In this episode, Lisa and Josh dive deep into their childhood memories, debating 90s snack wars, the great Nintendo vs Sega divide, and whether mom’s “wooden spoon” was a legitimate threat or just parental theater. From Paula Abdul topping the charts in 1989 to the days before iCloud, they explore how our memories shape the stories we tell—and why your sibling probably swears you’re remembering it all wrong.

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Welcome to Brother Sister Whatever — the podcast where growing up GenX or Xennial meant chasing streetlights, drinking from the hose, and emotionally imprinting on after-school specials.

Hosted by real-life siblings Lisa (the burnt-out perfectionist) and Josh (the strategic underachiever), this is your bi-weekly dose of 80s/90s nostalgia, brutally honest midlife commentary, and ongoing sibling debates about whose memory is actually right.

Hit play, and let the memory wars begin.

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Thanks for hanging out with us on Brother Sister Whatever, your no-BS guide through the messy middle!
If this episode made you laugh, cringe, or question your entire existence as a GenX/Xennial — please hit subscribe and leave a review. It genuinely helps more unhinged humans find their people.

Keep the Real Talk going:
➡️ Follow @brothersisterwhatever on YouTube for video episodes, Instagram for Reels & rants, and Facebook for community!
📧 realtalkzerochill@gmail.com
🌐 www.brothersisterwhatever.com

🗓 New episodes every other Thursday.
Bring your feelings. We’ll bring ours.

We made it. 24 episodes later, Season One is officially a wrap.
What started with Lisa’s fear of recording and Josh’s “let’s just wing it” energy has grown into something real: a structured (but still chaotic) sibling podcast built on honesty, growth, and way too many personal confessions.

In our Season 1 finale, we reflect on:
→ The evolution of our dynamic (spoiler: we barely disagreed)
→ Josh’s mic-drop moment about seeking peace over happiness
→ Lisa’s emotional off-mic breakdown that almost made it into the episode
→ Our first-ever “BSW Chaos Awards” 🎉
→ Why embracing imperfection was the best decision we made

Biggest surprise? This whole thing made us closer. And somehow, a little wiser.

Whether you've been with us from day one or just discovered us, thank you for being part of our journey. Season Two is just around the corner—same siblings, fresh perspectives, more structured chaos. And maybe even some guests 👀

💬 Got episode ideas or guest suggestions? Drop a comment or find us @brothersisterwhatever
🎧 Subscribe now so you don’t miss Season Two (launching soon!)

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Thanks for hanging out with us on Brother Sister Whatever, your no-BS guide through the messy middle!
If this episode made you laugh, cringe, or question your entire existence as a GenX/Xennial — please hit subscribe and leave a review. It genuinely helps more unhinged humans find their people.

Keep the Real Talk going:
➡️ Follow @brothersisterwhatever on YouTube for video episodes, Instagram for Reels & rants, and Facebook for community!
📧 realtalkzerochill@gmail.com
🌐 www.brothersisterwhatever.com

🗓 New episodes every other Thursday.
Bring your feelings. We’ll bring ours.