
When she was just 17, Holly Brown’s dad was dying of cancer. It looked like life couldn’t get more traumatic, until her dad dropped a bombshell….or two bombshells, really: twin brothers that her entire family kept secret. She was the only one who didn’t know they existed. After his death left her with more questions than answers, Holly sets out to uncover how a secret this big could be hidden, and... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture | |||

You didn’t think we were done, did you? Season 2 is coming in hot. And it will have even more family secrets, chaos, drama, big feelings, wild twists… but this time, it’s not just Holly’s story. She learned something from sharing her story with the w... more
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We finally made it! It’s the season one finale. And like any good sitcom season, it ends with revelations, reflections, guest appearances (yes, we finally hear from the secret brothers!), and a special little twist at the very end.
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Holly can’t be the only one who has processed their family secrets and trauma by creating art. So what can she learn from someone else who has been through this before? Holly chats with Simpsons writer and creator of Stan Against Evil, Dana Gould, to... more
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Interesting show but the host is painfully self-absorbed. For the first few episodes I gave her the benefit of the doubt because of the difficult experiences she had but when she started talking to and about her siblings the main character syndrome really came to the fore. Especially her poor half-siblings whose feelings seem entirely unimportant in the face of the impact of their existence on her and her creative process. Not to mention her full siblings and their feelings, needs and wants in r... more
Gave up at episode 4. Although the host is lovely, the show is incredibly slow. I feel like nothing of actual substance occurred to this point. It was all just vague statements and generalizations.
I love “story telling”. Very refreshing, with the best voice!!!!! I’d love to hear more
This podcast is well edited but the first episode drags on and on, promising a shocking secret at the end… when you finally get there, the secret is one we’ve heard a million times before. I felt duped.
This should be a tv show or movie- I loved it.
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A memoir-driven narrative that follows Holly Brown as she unpacks a family secret involving twin half-siblings, a father's illness, and the fallout of living a life shaped by TV nostalgia. Across episodes, the host blends intimate recollections of addiction, financial hardship, and hidden truths with humor and pop-culture touchpoints, revealing how sitcoms and storytelling helped survive real-life turmoil. The show stands out for its cinematic storytelling, emotionally honest storytelling, and a deft balance of darkness and warmth that keeps listeners hooked.
Noteworthy aspects include a bold, serialized memoir format, high production quality, and a willingness to confront delicate family subjects with candor and humor. Potential listeners... more
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