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In this episode, we spin through a series of completely normal conversations that somehow include fashion critiques no one asked for, identifying your spouse by their sneeze, and the weaponization of the phrase “my love.”

Winthrop is back on the field after a long break, and it turns out youth sports are not just about winning (although… there was some winning).

Also:

• Preventing beverage-related disasters
• Amanda continues to live like it’s 1989
• Listener emails
• Being a tourist in your own town

It’s marriage, parenting, minor arguments, and the ongoing process of raising children while also raising ourselves.

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Spring Break 2026: board game chaos, disappointing zoo visit, the Game of Life, the “dog hair” verdict, the trampoline park fire, a bad haircut, a miniature anxiety village, “possess me”, quitting Amazon and other shenanigans.

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Thanks to Ricky Kendall for our music!

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Sometimes your side quests take you straight into the heart of your city.

In this episode of Super Familiar with the Wilsons, Josh and Amanda sit down at one of their favorite Gainesville pubs, The Bull, to talk with the man currently blowing up across town, local rapper Fie Scoobie, better known around here as “Mr. Gainesville.”

What started as a hometown anthem suddenly caught fire when the Florida Gators basketball championship celebration sent his song echoing through downtown. One minute he was working at a club trying to get DJs to play the track…the next minute crowds were rushing him on the street yelling, “You’re our guy!”

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This week, Madison joins us to talk about her time working in a funeral home, what death teaches the living, and why grief, absurdity, and dignity all seem to sit at the same table. Also: farmer’s market people-watching, Aldi dresses with pockets, and somehow, Fallout.

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This week on Super Familiar with the Wilsons, Amanda and Josh are joined by Collin Whitlock for a chaotic chat about storytelling, community, and why a room full of grown adults collectively moaning can be the most emotionally responsible thing you do all month.

Along the way: we test our extremely questionable knowledge of English cities, wander into the sacred territory of awkward silence, and remember that being uncomfortable in a safe place is… weirdly kind of the point?

Plus: a fresh round of “What the F**k Is John Saying?” (Game time: Scottish edition), and the return of anonymous internet confessions that will make you laugh, cringe, and possibly never trust your own nostrils again.

Marriage 2.0, side quests, and kids.

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Relationships are the story. And this week on Super Familiar with the Wilsons, that story includes Olympic drama, jalapeño eye trauma, Gen X sex education trauma, and one extremely inconvenient question from a nine-year-old.

We dive into Winter Olympics chaos (cheating scandals, flying survivalists, and medals that can’t hang), flash back to how we learned about “the birds and the bees” (spoiler: not well), and wrestle with modern parenting in a world where YouTube exists and woods no longer hide questionable magazines.

There’s also:

• A surprisingly intense olive oil investigation
• A New York Times history game gone sideways
• Listener emails from Ohio to Germany
• Random ear hairs (why?)
• Screen time struggles
• Thrift store fashion wins
• And one heartfelt reminder to say the thing before it’s too late

It’s marriage 2.0. With kids. And side quests.
Always the side quests.

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Parenting in a digital world can feel like steering a canoe in crosswinds, especially when your kid starts sounding like a gaming livestream.

This week on Super Familiar with the Wilsons, we talk screen time boundaries, YouTube rabbit holes, media literacy for kids, and finding the middle ground between isolation and algorithm overload. We share what happened when we swapped chaos for curation, added library cards and backyard soccer, and aimed for fewer tabs, more pages.

Plus: awkward hobbies, doctoral dreams, camo flirting at Best Buy, existential chicken jokes, and why baby goats might be the true path to sanity.

Less scroll. More soul.

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Across the alley, a neighbor becomes a character and the neighborhood turns into a stage: speeding cars, a beloved Nemo pumpkin, and grudges with no names.

Meanwhile, a small boy puts on glasses and the world snaps into HD. He starts speaking in riddles, announcing new powers, and requesting a meeting about budgets like a tiny haunted accountant.

We also open one email, avoid several emotions, and briefly question whether realism has gone too far.

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